Basically, if you're riding rough pavement, get softer wheels, if you're on skateparks with smooth concrete and do many tricks, get hard wheels.

“Wheels are typically made of OIL”

compare soft wheels and hardwheels on rough concrete

vans: is a skater friendly brand

I love how he included that he fell. That just prove that everyone falls. Experienced or not

I just relized why I looked like an idiot while grinding on a penny board

what about hotwheels?

0:56 how to destroy a full set of wheels in less then 30 seconds

I love the feeling of soft wheels. It just feels so good and smooth to skate for long distances with very little effort.

Lol just noticed u can see Aaron Kyro at 5:54

Does my size matter... my hardness vs. softness? What else do you want Dale, my SSN!!

They should make soft wheels with a hard section on the inside so it will grind well.

I ride street with 54mm 78a wheels. I actually like to ride my board without pushing a hundred times a minute. You can grind and do everything you can on hard wheels with soft wheels except maybe powerslides are harder. You just have to get used to how they feel. I reccomend anyone trying some soft wheels. I'm never gonna ride hard wheels again, they're so slow unless you're riding on the smoothest of concrete, which is really lame if you ask me. I can roll so far and fast with one push and people's/cracks are not a problem for me. Soft wheels all the way

* Gets sunburnt*

I guess soft wheels would be good for somebody who's just getting into skateboarding as well ? Considering they aren't going to be doing grinds and slides at all ?

The shape of your board scares and haunts me. It looks like a bloated shark lolol

Longboards use soft wheels so they can be faster on rocky roads while going downhill.

Hmmm...that’s weird, I have soft wheels on my skateboard and I can feel every single tiny rocks underneath my feet when I skate on rough pavement