Longboard Wheels
Longboard Wheels
Experience the ultimate ride with our premium selection of longboard wheels. Designed to elevate your longboarding experience, our high-quality wheels are optimized for speed, control, and durability. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, our longboard wheels are engineered to deliver superior performance and precision. Choose from a variety of sizes, shapes, and durometers to find the perfect match for your riding style and preferences. We offer a wide range of renowned brands, ensuring you have access to top-tier brands such as Hawgs, Orangatang, Seismic, and more. Don't let your wheels hold you back - upgrade to our exceptional longboard wheels and unleash the full potential of your ride. Explore our collection today and discover the difference that high-quality wheels can make in your longboarding adventures.
LONGBOARD WHEELS
We know how important it is to get the right wheels for you. We have a vast selection of longboard wheels available from major brands such as Orangatang. Orangatang are arguably the best longboard wheel you gonna find - period. Super cool, super colourful, and super quality from a brand that is always innovating. Orangatang wheels have a set of rollers for every discipline, to match your shred style, be it, Dancing, Freestyle, Free ride, Carving, Surf Skate, downhill, and even E-Skateboarding.Choose from super grippy 77a wheels or slide 86a's to make your preferred ride. There is also plenty of sizes to pick from itty bitty 58mm through to the kings, 85mm. Square edge, Round edge, off set, center set, stone ground, surface skin... when it comes to longboarding, we have everything covered. Keeping you on top form when out on your board.
Discover how the right wheels can transform your longboarding journey. Our carefully curated selection of high-quality longboard wheels offers superior speed, control, and durability for riders of all skill levels.
There's a lot to understand, but thats where we step in. We are here to help. If you need advice on terminology, which wheel suits which board or style of riding, give us a call, pop in the shop or hook us up on live chat.
Choosing the Right Wheels for Your Riding Style
Cruising and Carving
- Recommended: Softer durometer (78a-83a), larger diameter (70-75mm)
- Benefits: Smooth ride, good grip, shock absorption
Downhill and Freeride
- Recommended: Harder durometer (80a-86a), variable lip shapes
- Benefits: Controlled slides, stability at high speeds
Freestyle and Dancing
- Recommended: Medium durometer (80a-85a), smaller diameter (65-70mm)
- Benefits: Lighter weight, quicker acceleration
Long Distance Pushing
- Recommended: Larger diameter (75-85mm), energy-efficient core
- Benefits: Momentum conservation, reduced fatigue
Wheel hardness is measured in durometers (A scale), significantly affects the ride quality and grip. Softer wheels (75A-87A) provide more grip and a smoother ride on rough surfaces, making them ideal for cruising and downhill riding. Harder wheels (88A-101A) are faster and slide more easily, which is beneficial for freestyle and sliding. The right hardness depends on your riding style and the terrain you typically ride on.
Check out our longboard wheels guide for more information
When selecting longboard wheels, understanding the sizing is crucial for optimizing performance and ride quality. Longboard wheels typically range from 60mm to 100mm in diameter, each size catering to different riding styles and terrains.
Smaller wheels, ranging from 60mm to 70mm, offer quicker acceleration and are ideal for technical riding, tricks, and smoother surfaces.
Medium-sized wheels, from 70mm to 85mm, provide a balanced mix of speed and maneuverability, making them perfect for cruising, carving, and general-purpose riding.
Larger wheels, between 85mm and 100mm, excel in rolling over rough surfaces, providing higher top speeds and a smoother ride, which is essential for downhill racing and long-distance commuting. The wheel size directly affects ride stability, speed, and the ability to handle various terrains, making it a critical consideration for any longboard setup.
The contact patch is the area of the wheel that touches the ground. A larger contact patch provides more grip and stability, ideal for downhill and carving. A smaller contact patch reduces friction, making it easier to slide and perform technical maneuvers. The contact patch's width affects how the wheel wears over time and its overall performance on different surfaces.
When looking for longboard carving wheels, you want to look for a set that will provide you with the grip in those tight turns. We would recommend wheels that are on the larger side (65mm+) as well as them being soft. Having softer wheels mean they're a bit more plush so with grip onto the surface in those tight turns.
The Orangatang In Heat 75mm wheels are a popular model within the carving community. A well balanced and well proportioned wheel, it is perfect for those hard carves. The thick lip provides the wheels with progressive energy in and out of turns.
When it comes to finding the best longboard wheels for cruising, you will want a wheel that is larger and softer, these allows you to ride smoothly over cracks and bumps in the surface.
Some great wheels for cruising are:
FEATURED BRANDS
HAWGS
- Versatile performance across riding styles
- Excellent balance of grip and slidee a new promotion.
Seismic
- Known for innovative wheel technology
- High-speed stability and precision
Orangatang
- Renowned for high-performance urethane formulas
- Wide range of models, sizes and durometers
Abec 11
- Pioneers in wheel design
- Popular among downhill and freeride enthusiasts
Pantheon
- Known for innovative designs
- Ideal for long-distance and technical riding
Frequently Asked Questions
Consider your riding style. Larger wheels (70mm+) are better for cruising and downhill, while smaller wheels (65-70mm) are ideal for freestyle and technical riding. For more informations, check out our longboard wheels guide.
Durometer measures wheel hardness. Softer wheels (78a-83a) provide more grip and smoother rides, while harder wheels (84a+) offer faster speeds and easier slides.
Replace wheels when you notice significant wear, flat spots, or a decrease in performance. This can vary based on riding frequency and style but typically ranges from 3-6 months for regular riders.
While possible, it's generally recommended to use matching wheels for consistent performance. Some riders may use slightly softer wheels in front for increased grip in turns.
Wheel cores influence weight, acceleration, and heat dissipation. Larger cores generally offer faster acceleration and better heat management, ideal for downhill riding.
Wheel Maintenance Tips
- Rotate your wheels regularly for even wear
- Clean your wheels after riding in dirty or wet conditions
- Store your longboard in a cool, dry place to prevent wheel deformation
- Avoid riding through chemicals or oils that can damage the urethane
- Replace your bearings when required to ensure a smooth roll.
In Summary...
Upgrading your longboard wheels can significantly enhance your riding experience. Whether you're cruising city streets, racing downhill, or perfecting your freestyle tricks, our selection of premium wheels from top brands will help you achieve new levels of performance and enjoyment.
