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Order QTY 2 For 4 Wheels.
The Seismic Blast Wave is 78mm tall by 50mm wide, with a radiused outer lip for high grip with controlled sliding. It's molded around the full version of our proprietary Energy Conversion core, making it astoundingly light for a wheel of this size - so much so that we expect top racers to use it for disciplines ranging from Tight Slalom all the way to technical Downhill. Truly a "blast" to ride, and destined to rewrite the book on the versatility of tall wheels. According to one of the leading figures in the Colorado racing scene, "they grip as much as I want while pumping and hard carving. When I push them to slide, they break extremely smoothly (with none of the annoying chatter or hop associated with big balls of urethane), and they hook back up like butter."
- Sold in Sets of 2 Wheels
- Diameter: 78mm
- Durometer: 83a
- Width: 50mm
- Design: Offset bearing, dual lip design
- Radiused outside edge for high grip with controlled sliding
- High-rebound, weight-saving vented core
- Weight: 6.8oz. each
Item Number: 1789
Seismic Blast Wave Black OPS 78mm 83a Purple Longboard Wheels - 2 Wheels
Manufacturer: Seismic Trucks
Manufacturer Part No: SEISMIC-BLAST-78-83A
Product Reviews
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long lasting
SICK
(breck)
7/13/2010 1:37 AM
im the first review on this page and i still have these wheels, they are now down to 70mm and still rockin! this is after 2 years of owning them, i do switch out wheels frequently but these were my designated slide wheels for those two years.
truely great value
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Good, but worth the money?
Aaron
(Spokane, WA)
10/16/2008 9:24 PM
I'm not an expert in wheels at all. These wheels are fast, really grippy but slide predictably once broken in (about 2 weeks for me). The only problem is that these are more expensive than any other wheel the same size. I think they're worth it if you require alot from your wheels, but if its just for cruising or casual longboarding, i'd go for BigZigs or something of the sort.
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An excellent wheel
Anonymous
(Unknown)
8/14/2008 12:19 AM
Hard enough that after some break in time I could slide them, but they still maintain traction when I want them to. I use them for light downhill, sliding, and commuting and they maintain roll speed very well.
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Sick
Anonymous
(Unknown)
5/21/2008 6:18 PM
These wheels will blow your mind. they rip all the time. anyway, anyhow.
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