Pig Wheels RT's Wheels

The 88A durometer is significantly softer than the typical 99A or 101A wheels used for technical street skating. You will notice a much smoother, quieter ride that absorbs road vibration, making them ideal for cruising or skating rougher pavement.

Because of the softer 88A urethane, these wheels have more grip than harder wheels. While you can still slide them, they will feel 'grippier' and require more force to initiate a slide compared to harder, slicker wheels.

A 58mm wheel is on the larger side for pure street skating, so you may experience wheel bite if you ride loose trucks or a deck without wheel wells. If you prefer a lower profile, you might want to consider using riser pads to create extra clearance.

Yes, they perform well in parks, especially if you prefer a smoother ride over concrete transitions. The 58mm diameter helps maintain consistent speed, though they will feel different than the harder wheels typically used for technical tricks on smooth park surfaces.

These are versatile all-terrain wheels. They excel on crusty, rough street spots where harder wheels would chatter, but they are also capable enough for cruising, filmer setups, or transition skating where you want a bit more grip.