Spitfire Charger Conical

With an 80A durometer, these wheels are significantly softer than typical street wheels. This allows them to absorb road vibration and roll over cracks and pebbles that would usually stop a harder wheel in its tracks.

While they are excellent for cruising and commuting, the softer urethane compound is designed primarily for grip and comfort rather than sliding. If your skating style is heavily focused on power slides or technical ledge tricks, a harder wheel would be a better choice.

The conical shape provides a wider contact patch than a classic rounded wheel, which gives you more stability and grip when turning. It strikes a functional balance, offering enough agility for street skating while remaining stable enough for cruising.

At 54mm, these are a standard, versatile size that fits most skateboard setups without needing riser pads. They are compatible with all standard skateboard trucks.

The high-rebound urethane used in the Charger series is durable and designed to resist flat-spotting better than cheaper soft wheels. However, because they are softer, they are still more susceptible to flat spots than a hard, park-specific wheel if you frequently perform heavy power slides.