Everland Skateboard Cruiser Wheels 60x44mm

These wheels are good if your not The kind of person willing to spend over $70 on longboard trucks who's isn't really worried about having the perfectly precise board; someone who just wants wheels that will get the job done and a bag of chips, there smooth when you have decent bearings but I was expecting too much from them and ended up spending a pretty penny on a set of "orangatang baluts" BC I wanted my board to be absolutely perfect Bc I practicly worship longboarding. but I'm not saying you have to go out and spend $80 on a set of wheels I just wanted the best and didn't want to settle. These are super great wheels for just cruising around town or going to the store or a friends house cruising on snappy sidewalks and small rocks every now and the then cracky roads. That's how it is here in pennsylvania where it just started getting warm (THANK GOD !!)The best feature I think about these wheels that you can only see when you have them in your hand or are riding them is that you can flip them around to switch between a sharp wheel edge which locks down to have maximum grippage to flip to a rounded edge that's a little more solid to just roll like a mad man with grip on the inside edge for stability but be able to slide it out for style every now and then and just feel that much quicker.but I definitively do not regret buying these for the price even as a backup set.If you have any questions I'll be more than happy to answer then in the comments; no question is a "stupid" question.

These wheels are decent. The hardness level is great for an all terrain wheel, but the design makes them only good for cruising. The bearings install very tight and require a press or at least a socket and some strength. These aren't like the quality you would get from Bones wheels, but the price is good for a basic set of cruisers.

Cruising down the street with my 60x44's. Look great and feel soft on the pavement

Smooth wheels! good price!