Satori Rasta Cruisers

With a 101a durometer, these are actually quite hard wheels. While they are marketed as cruisers, they are designed for speed and responsiveness rather than absorbing road vibration like a soft, gummy longboard wheel would.

At 62mm, these are larger than standard street wheels. Depending on your deck and truck height, you may experience wheel bite during sharp turns, so you might want to consider adding riser pads to your setup.

Because of the 101a durometer, these wheels offer a much more predictable slide than softer alternatives. They are less likely to grip abruptly, making them a good choice if you want to incorporate power slides or revert tricks into your cruising.

The Goo Ball shape is a classic Satori profile known for its versatility. It provides a wide contact patch for stability, which helps maintain control when you are navigating city streets or uneven surfaces.

They are a solid choice, but keep in mind that the harder durometer will transmit more feedback from the ground to your feet. If you are riding on very rough asphalt, you might find them less forgiving than a softer, 78a-85a wheel.