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Cruiser wheels are the softer, bigger skateboard wheels built for rolling along pavements, paths and rough ground rather than for tricks.
Cruiser wheels are the softer, bigger skateboard wheels built for rolling along pavements, paths and rough ground rather than for tricks. This collection covers longboard and cruiser skateboard wheels from Orangatang, Mindless and Cinetic.
Most of the range is Orangatang, sold in sets of four. Models include Fat Free and Love Handles at 65mm, Kilmer at 69mm, 4President and Stimulus at 70mm, Durian and In Heat at 75mm, Kegel at 80mm, Caguama at 85mm, Bee's Knees at 90mm and Dad Bod at 105mm. The Skiff Slasher is 62mm. Hardness across the Orangatang sets runs through 77A, 80A, 83A and 86A.
Mindless has its Cruiser Wheels in dark blue and light blue, plus the Viper Longboard Cruiser Wheels in green. Cinetic has the Fractal x 84a wheel pack. Wheel sizes across the collection go from 60mm up to 105mm.
If you're after wheels for a specific board type, the cruiser wheels for cruiser skateboards and longboard wheels collections are worth a look too.
Start with hardness. A lower A number means a softer wheel. Softer wheels suit cruising and rougher ground, which is why so much of this range sits at 77A to 83A. Skaters pick harder wheels for skateparks and street.
Then look at size. Bigger wheels roll over cracks and rough tarmac better. Smaller wheels feel lighter and more responsive. If your route is bumpy, go bigger. If you want a nimbler feel, go smaller.
Check the wheel size option on each product page before you add it to your basket. Not sure whether you need a cruiser or a longboard? Our cruiser vs longboard skateboard guide explains the difference.
Soft, larger wheels are best. Softer wheels cope better with rough ground, and bigger ones roll over cracks more easily. Browse the 77A to 83A sets in a larger size if your local paths are bumpy.
For most cruising, yes. Wheels in the 78A to 87A range suit cruising and rougher ground, while hard wheels at 99A and above are for parks and street. If you only ever roll along smooth paths, the exact number matters less.
They overlap. Most products here are listed as longboard wheels, and the same two checks apply to both: hardness and diameter. If you're still choosing a board, our cruiser skateboards buying guide is a good place to start.
