Bones Skateboard Wheels

With a 100A durometer, these wheels are designed primarily for smooth surfaces like skateparks, concrete bowls, and well-paved street spots. They provide the hardness needed for speed and sliding, though they may feel a bit harsh on rough asphalt or cracked pavement.

The V5 sidecut is a versatile, medium-width shape. It offers a good balance between stability for landings and a lightweight feel for technical tricks, making it a great all-around choice if you aren't sure which specific shape you prefer.

Yes, the Original Formula urethane is specifically engineered to resist flat-spotting. While no wheel is completely immune to damage if you are consistently power-sliding on rough surfaces, these are significantly more durable than standard urethane compounds.

No, this set includes only the four wheels. You will need to purchase a separate set of bearings and spacers to complete your setup.

100A is a standard hard wheel rating. It is excellent for learning tricks and sliding, but if you are a beginner primarily looking to cruise around rough streets or commute, you might find a softer wheel (around 85A-92A) more comfortable and forgiving.