Abec11 72mm Classic Freerides Longboard Wheels CENTER SET

I first put 84a's on my Rayne Avenger with 44 calibers and I gotta say it was a great decision in my opinion. I don't regret buying these wheels! They last forever, slide consistently and don't wear oddly at all! They have consistent slides every time once you shed off that first layer and it gets better from there. They don't necessarily leave the most thane lines due to the 84a duro, but they are still a very silent, endurance-filled juicy wheel built with pure butter in the recipe if I might say so myself. The only downside I saw in these wheels was the fact that they lasted for so long that they didn't let me ride another set of wheels for a while! (I was just very curious to ride another set of wheels) I definitely recommend this wheel to any shredder out there!

To start off with, this wheel is SILENT. It does not make a sound. It is also classic thane which is something each and everyone can trust. Classic thane has a very smooth and consistent slide to it. And the 84a does it too. Right out of the package, the wheel is a very sexy looking wheel ;) but when worn down it is a great freeride wheel. The greatest thing about this wheel is that it is very slick. It has no problems breaking free at all while still being able to maintain most control. I like this wheel for learning new slides on. It makes it great because you'll break free no matter what so you'll be able to get used to the feeling of breaking free in a new slide. The cons to this wheel is that it is not completely controllable. It is a little bit icy. If you're looking for a more buttery and controllable slide, I recommend either the 81a or even the 78a. Because of the thane, the softer duros will still be able to break free nicely but will be A LOT more controllable. The greatest feature of this wheel though has to be it's fantastic wheel life and durability. It is a center set wheel so with occasional flipping of the wheel to prevent coning will greatly increase it's wheel life. It's lasted me months of some extremely harsh freeriding but the higher duro has not been wanting to wear away. If you're looking for a wheel that will last you a very long time and that will just whip out and do 360 slides all day, I suggest the 84a. But if you're looking for a more controllable wheel for faster stand up slides, I suggest a 78a or 81a but they just won't last as long. But then again, since it is centerset, that easily double a wheel's life so any duro in this wheel is of course an amazing option! :)

Hey guys, I'm currently riding for daddies board shop team and I really like this freeride. They are very controllable and you make some buttery and super good slides. I really love this ones because they are center set and that helps you a lot. Also I think this wheels since the first day your making slids are good but when you brake them in are just the best wheels you are going to ride. Juan Mercado

These are really awesome wheels, so far my favorite wheel out there. They always give clean, buttery slides and because of the wider contact patch they are very controllable. And as the person below me said since they are center set you can flip them if they start to cone.

i was going to get these in 84a but they were out of stock. im very glad because the 81a slide like a dream. i cant ask for anything more. these wheels are more expensive than the offset freerides because one they are centerset so if you start to cone them, you can flip it around and wear the wheel evenly. 2nd is because the contact patch is 39mm instead of 32mm. more thane=more money. spending the extra $9-$10 is very worth it. please get these wheels