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The 95a durometer sits in a sweet spot between hard street wheels and soft cruiser wheels. It offers enough grip and vibration dampening to handle rougher pavement comfortably, yet it remains hard enough to break into a slide when you need it.

Because these are 60mm, wheel bite is a possibility depending on your deck and truck height. If you are riding a standard popsicle deck with low trucks, you will likely need riser pads to prevent the wheels from hitting your board during sharp turns.

These wheels are highly versatile and excel at both. The OG 80s shape and 95a durometer make them perfect for transition skating, cruising to the store, or navigating crusty street spots where a harder wheel might feel too harsh.

Yes, they are designed with high-performance urethane that provides a fast, consistent slide. While they have a bit more grip than a rock-hard 101a wheel, they break into a slide predictably once you apply enough pressure.

The OG 80s shape is wider and provides a larger contact patch, which offers more stability and control. It is ideal for riders who like to carve, hit transition, or simply want a more locked-in feel when rolling over rougher surfaces.