Blood Orange Jammerz

With an 82A durometer, these are significantly softer than standard street wheels. This softness allows them to compress slightly over cracks and pebbles, effectively absorbing road vibration and providing a much smoother, quieter ride on rough surfaces.

These are designed primarily for cruising and commuting, not technical street skating. While you can perform basic slides, their grippy nature and larger 69mm diameter make them better suited for maintaining speed and stability than for technical flip tricks.

Wheel bite depends on your specific deck and truck setup. Because 69mm is a larger diameter, you may need to use riser pads or ensure your trucks are tightened appropriately to prevent the wheels from contacting your deck during sharp turns.

The 82A durometer offers a great balance between grip and roll speed. While softer wheels can sometimes feel slightly slower on perfectly smooth concrete compared to very hard wheels, they excel at maintaining momentum over imperfect surfaces, which is where most daily commuting happens.

They are highly versatile and work well on both. They are a natural fit for longboards and cruisers, but they also make an excellent upgrade for standard skateboards if you are converting your setup into a dedicated commuter or filming board.