Fireball Tinder 60mm 81a Durometer Skateboard & Longboard Wheels x 4 (Blue)

Fire "ball"? More like fire--BALL-OF-AWESOME. I've been shredding with their 76mm wheels (and 608 bearings) for a couple years now, and DAMN. No complaints. However, some peeps are a little upset at all the rad flames I leave behind (metaphorical flames, just so we're clear, I'm not actually riding wheels of flames (THOUGH, I MIGHT AS WELL BE, WHEN I'M ON THESE AWESOME BAD BOYS))Back to the topic at hand. These Fireball Tinder 60mm wheels are JUST AS RAD. Don't let their petite nature fool you (I say petite in comparison to the 76mm. These guys are quite sturdy.), they're packed and sent all ready, so you can get shreddy (except for bearings, you've gotta grab those yourself (in which I'd also recommend the super compatible "Fireball Dragon Precision Bearings" (8-Pack, 608 Bearing)).At this point, I'm rambling. But essentially. Fireball doesn't disappoint. A nice smooth ride. Super durable. Beautiful. I mean, the list goes on & on.FIREBALL IS THE SHNIZZZZZ!

Bought these hot little bastards a bit over a week ago to help finish up a much needed carvy-cruiser-commuter board, along with some gullwing sidewinder trucks which I’d also highly recommend. The only way I can describe these spicy little things is stubbornly fast. It’s as if they’re completely unwilling to lose the slightest bit of speed or drive to anything, out of pure spite for it. Not for that crack in the road. Not for that pebble. Not for that bumpy bit of road that hasn’t been renovated in a few decades. But, you usually would assume that a wheel that would have such attributes would be purely for grip-runs. Not these fellas. Even on some of the carviest trucks out there (if you know sidewinders, you know what I mean) these things will still slip loose with some speed and turning. And do it with a perfect transition. It’s grip to slip ratio is on point every time, making it the funnest ride out there.To any purists out there trying to find a replacement for your beloved nineballs, in their dwindling availability, this is it. Those were the wheels I had on my previous cruiser that served me faithfully for years, but after an incident with that set up these have become the sub-in, or rather the successor, because I feel that these wheels do everything those do and then some.And if all that wasn’t enough to persuade you that these aren’t the perfect cruiser wheel, I’ll have to let you know they also come with one of those fireball candies. There’s no beating that

I'm a 44 year old with a cabellero board that I bought a year ago to skate with my 10 and 11 year olds. These wheels make a huge difference and now I have a "smooth" ride. I don't do tricks anymore, but, these are great for keeping me out of the ER for a fall over a silly crack, pebble, or branch unlike the original wheels that were like 95 something a's. The "a" number is the softness of the wheel. A lower A is a softer wheel.

Surprised 😮 by the quality of the wheel. It is refreshing that it is still made in USA, when other major companies are producing their wheels in China, which is a shame. (Skateboarding is an American lifestyle/sport developed in the west coast and you except it to be produced here. Maybe, I’m being naive or ideologist, but it’s feeling.)I didn’t buy them for their sliding ability but the ability to ride on tough terrain, which they do! Smooth and fast. Highly recommend them and they company themselves. They do a great job in packaging a few treats with your wheels. Wish other companies will do the same for their customers.

These wheels are awesome!! Idk what it is, there’s something about these wheels that just feels “different” from other similar products I’ve bought. I’m sure a chemical engineer would know, but I’m just a lowly skater. Point is, these wheels are just “different,” so if you haven’t tried them out, consider it. They feel great and do things that other brands can’t hold a candle to.It’s weird... They grip really well, but they also slide great?? They’re super stable, and also highly mobile?? Like I said, idk what these wheels are made of or how they do what they do, but they’re really awesome. I have a bunch of different Bones, Spitfire, and Seismic wheels; and none of them can “do it all” like these wheels can. It’s like they took all the best things about wheels and put them into one package - and it works.Maybe I’m overhyping them at this point, but you won’t know until you ride them!