Spitfire Bighead Skateboard Wheels: Size Options from 48mm to 63mm Review

They hold the ramps well but are slippery enough to slide. I want you. I only gave 3 stars because the third day I rode them I had a flat spot from hitting a pebble at the skate park

Bought after a few modifications. Berger-Bone 54/103, Lacey Baker 53/99 and then this one. They were the best for the miniramp. Make locks to deal with without getting hung so you can do those twists to pretend.

Spitfire wheels can't go wrong! These Bighead wheels are wide and a little softer than most street wheels. But it allows me to negotiate more pebbles and cracks and skate with confidence! Great for all skill levels, even better for beginners due to the smoother ride. You seem to be floating!

My daughter bought a cheap skateboard to paint and design. It didn't roll well. We researched the wheels and they were mentioned as being great for outdoor riding. she loves them The board moves smoothly and she can ride down the street while her sister rides her bike. The ride is also much smoother now. She is happy and they are purple. Rschunimagu

These no-frills wheels are designed for aggressive riding. Ideal hardness for park or street. They are slightly wider than the classic ones. It has a pattern on one side only. After tread wear, they look very natural and even take on a slightly yellowish appearance, which I don't think is a problem. A classic for a reason folks!

My son (who bought these wheels through my account) LOVES them. He told me to rate them 5 stars! These are the softest wheels he's ever had and he says they're good for getting off curbs and rolling smoothly into a skate park. Hey if a 9 year old skater gives them 5 stars then they are 5 stars! He said he would happily spend his birthday money on the same item again!

So far these wheels are great. I'm a late 90's skater and have always used Spitfire wheels. Life has turned out that way and I've been skating for 15 years so I decided to try again. Spitfire is still the best balance bike. Nice and smooth with good grip. I ride street/park and they are great. I currently weigh 220 pounds. So if you are a lighter skater I don't know if they will suit you.

First, the Spitfire is my number one choice for skateboard wheels. I've had them before but haven't bought them from Amazon yet. These wheels last a long time and getting flat spots is not easy. Spitfire wheels have always been a favorite of most skaters because they are reliable and smooth. This is the first time I've bought 48mm wheels and I love them. I have to say these wheels are not the best for going long distances or over rough surfaces. They are designed for street skateboards and park

GREAT wheels! I bought these to replace the cheap (and now worn out) OJ wheels that came with my Santa Cruz board. These are 53mm, just like the original wheels, and they're also a bit stiffer than the original wheels. Hardness isn't an issue though and they work great. In fact, I would even go so far as to say that they are a bit smoother than the originals. The profile is perfect and the wheels have excellent grip on smooth concrete, especially when rolling on walls and sides. I have never…