Vision Blurr Reissue Skateboard Wheels

Not really. At 60mm and 85A, these wheels are designed for cruising, filming, and commuting rather than technical street skating. Their softer durometer and larger size make them prone to wheel bite and too heavy for consistent flip tricks.

These wheels excel on rougher surfaces like asphalt, cracked pavement, and older concrete. The 85A durometer acts as a shock absorber, allowing you to roll over debris and cracks that would typically stop harder, smaller wheels.

Yes, it is highly recommended. Because these are 60mm wheels, they are significantly larger than standard street wheels, which increases the risk of wheel bite. Adding riser pads will give you the necessary clearance between your deck and the wheels.

A center set bearing position places the core exactly in the middle of the wheel, which helps distribute pressure evenly. This design provides a very stable, predictable ride and allows you to flip the wheels around once they start to wear down, extending their overall lifespan.

The rounded lip profile makes the transition into turns feel smoother and less abrupt compared to a sharp, square-edged wheel. It also makes the wheels slightly more forgiving when you encounter cracks or uneven surfaces, as they are less likely to catch on edges.