Spitfire 80HD

Yes, the 80A durometer is specifically designed for rough surfaces. The softer urethane absorbs road vibration, making them ideal for cruising over cracked sidewalks and asphalt where harder wheels would feel jarring.

The 80HD formula is Spitfire's proprietary high-density urethane. It provides the shock absorption of a soft wheel while maintaining enough rigidity to prevent the 'mushy' feeling often found in other soft wheels, ensuring you don't lose speed during turns.

No, these wheels are built with anti-flatspot technology. While no wheel is completely immune to abuse, this specific urethane formula is engineered to maintain its shape and roundness even after repeated power slides or heavy braking.

The Classic Full shape offers a wider contact patch than a standard slim wheel. This extra width provides more stability and grip, which is beneficial if you prioritize a smooth, predictable ride over technical flip tricks.

While these are excellent for cruising and filming, they are softer than traditional street wheels. They will grip the ground more, which can make technical flip tricks feel slightly sluggish, but they are perfect for commuting or skating spots with poor ground quality.