Bigfoot Longboard Wheels 76mm 80A SHR Mountain Cruisers

I got these for my longboard I was putting together and honestly, I couldn't be happier with them. They're sturdy, big, and take cracks, bumps, and rocks like a champ! Even after several rides, they seem to maintain their smoothness and clean up well after dusty/rough rides. If you're looking to put together a board or are just replacing the old wheels on your previous board, this is as good a choice as any and at a perfectly reasonable price!

I think these wheels are great. I'm no pro, nor am I a serious downhill racer but I have been skating since the mid 70's and longboarding since the mid 90's. I've ridden a lot of wheels, almost all of them top of the line but I read about these wheels and saw they were made in the USA so I decided to give them a try. They are really well made. The cores are straight and the wheels have no wobble. I find them to be very smooth, very grippy and very fast. The company says these are medium fast wheels but I find them comparable to the fastest 80a I have ridden. Not the best for sliding but that is not what they were meant for. For downhill bombing and carving they are a blast. I never do reviews but I was really impressed with these wheels.Update: I just bought some 80a 77mm Abec 11 Centrax wheels. They are considered some of the fastest downhill wheels made today. I compared them back to back with these Bigfoot Mountain Cruisers. Both sets of wheels were in similar condition - ridden, but still with a little skin still on them and both of them were the same hardness. I also swapped the bearings so both sets were using the same bearings. The Bigfoots compared VERY favorably. For straight up bombing hills the edge went to the Abecs but only by a surprisingly small amount. If you were a serious racer it would be noticeable but most people would never know the difference. I think the main area that the Abecs would really outshine the Bigfoots would be steep hills at top speeds. The Centrax are made specifically for maximum grip but they went into slides easier than the Bigfoots. The Bigfoots required more cranking to slide them but they slid smoother. This might change once they are broken in a little more though. At any rate, I am extremely impressed with the quality of the urethane on these wheels. I swapped the wheels back and forth three times because I couldn't believe what I was experiencing. At a third of the price, these wheels are unbeatable.

Made my longboard cruise very smoothly, larger wheels did not give me wheelbite, they are much better in performance and quality of polyurethane than my original wheels, I absolutely love Bigfoot wheels for all of my skating needs, highly recommend these.

Awesome wheel! I roll over rocks,sticks, and rough road. I bought 2 pairs actually - clear purple & Black.Price and durability are amazing.

They are smooth and forgiving. I think 76mm is that sweet spot. Big enough to go over almost anything, small enough to go unnoticed compared he the weight of 70mm.

I'm used to higher end wheels in the 76mm range(for longboards and also the street luges I have built and ride). The first things I noticed are two: 1.) the wheels I received were as near perfect(not lopsided or of bad pour/production). 2.) it was harder to seat the bearings in these wheels, than any other wheels i have ever set up! That would be inexcusable...but they are not to difficult IF you have had experience(CORRECTLY)installing a bearing in a tight wheel. There is a definite trick to it and if you do it wrong you can ruin the bearing. I got my bearings in all four wheels(equals EIGHT difficult bearing inserts! it took a light hammer and a phillips screw driver(sounds odd, but works great). Once they are in...they are fine as long as you make sure they are fully inserted and seated. Many skaters often switch wheels from board to board(and also bearings at times). You won't want to do it with THESE wheels! Plan on leaving what bearings you put in....IN. That won't be a primary issue for most(nor me, since these cheap wheels are being used on one board in particular).I have not had a chance to skate the wheels more than about 4 blocks, during a short dry spell yesterday. They roll very smooth and are VERY 'sticky' at first. You won't be sliding on these...which is a good thing as they are a grippy DOWNHILL and basic cruising wheel. Nice and comfy ride as you would guess from a mid duro 76mm wheel. Only downside i can see so far...past the comparitive pain in the *** ,getting the bearings in. They are SO tight that the bearing rim creaks as you tighten the axle nut to final position. I do not understand why they were not more carefull with core dimensions? EVERY bearing seat presented this way too tight issue.

These wheels are amazing - roll so smoothly, just enough grip and able to steer them where I want to go. Huge upgrade over wheels that I had that were good. Still breaking them in but they just keep getting better with each use - amazing wheels and astounding for the price!

These wheels look great and roll fast and effortlessly.