Bigfoot Cored Skateboard Wheels

No, these are designed specifically for cruising and longboarding. At 90mm, they are too large for standard street setups and will likely cause wheel bite unless you are using a specialized longboard deck with significant wheel wells or risers.

The 78A rating is quite soft, which is ideal for absorbing road vibrations. You will notice a significantly smoother, quieter ride over asphalt, cracks, and debris compared to harder, standard skateboard wheels.

The core provides a rigid center for the wheel to mount onto your bearings. This design reduces the overall weight of the wheel and prevents the urethane from deforming under pressure, which improves stability and roll efficiency.

Yes, you will almost certainly need riser pads to prevent wheel bite, where the wheel hits the deck during turns. Depending on your current deck shape, you may also need to ensure your trucks are wide enough to clear the wheels.

These are built for grip and momentum rather than sliding. The soft 78A durometer and large contact patch are designed to stick to the road, making them better suited for commuting and carving than for performing slides.