Shark Wheel

Despite the unique shape, the wheels feel surprisingly smooth once you start rolling. The geometry is designed to mimic the sine wave pattern, which actually helps the wheel self-center and maintain momentum, resulting in a ride that feels stable and surprisingly consistent.

Yes, they excel in those conditions. The design actively channels water, sand, and small pebbles away from the contact patch, which helps prevent the wheel from getting stuck or slipping on debris that would typically stop a standard round wheel.

A 78A rating indicates a soft wheel, which is ideal for cruising and commuting. This softness allows the wheel to grip the road well and absorb vibrations from cracks and bumps, providing a much more comfortable ride than harder, street-focused wheels.

60mm is a versatile mid-size, but you should check your deck clearance first. If you are riding a standard popsicle deck, you may need riser pads to prevent wheel bite during sharp turns; they are a natural fit for cruisers and longboards.

They wear evenly, but the pattern may look different as they break in. Because they distribute weight differently, you might notice the wear pattern follows the sine wave shape, but this does not negatively impact their performance or longevity.