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Cheap freeride wheels

  • Logan Neikirk

    What up y'all, another budget wheel list this time midsy cheap wheels.

    satori goo ball wheels- lots of sizes, swirl thane, not a dumper but will thane, the dankest mids ever

    rayne envy v2- cheap wheel, great slide, multiple colors. The clear ones look like ceritified dumpers

    bonus run media- look em up on instagram, cheap dumpers what more could you want

    Sector 9- butterballs, top shelf's, nineballs. Tried and true can't go wrong

    thrift skate- new cruiser wheels only 15 bucks, could be super fun and dumpy

    banana wheel co milkshakes- these dump and new skater owned brand 

    daddies- danos downhills are a underrated dumper

    Blank wheel co checks- these dump, great price, skater owned

    ez hawgs- cheap, decently long lasting, and super fun

    Globe wheels- people like these and they dump

    acid jelly shots- small wheel but they dump

    patikil- random Amazon wheels, saw a review on YouTube, they dump and cheap as hell

    if anyone knows of any other wheels that are cheap and midsy lmk. No ranking to this list

     

     

     

  • JM

    @Logan Neikirk Cal 7 wheels. I've only tried the ldp shapes, but they have been great for freeride. You can get 97mm wheels for as low as $35. I've been hunting around for ldp shaped wheels that are tall and skinny like seismic speed vents, but without the high price tag.

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  • Matt Needs Wheels

    @Logan Neikirk For learning on a budget, id like to note ez hawgs are a very underrated option, for a first wheel.

    I just work here man (wrongboarding)

  • F Llabata

    Check Baifo, new spanish brand selling in europe. Amazing price to performance and several solid shapes.

    LaPaulade polymers are also great if you want a fast wheel to freeride at a reasonable cost.

    L'Horta Downhill club. Valencia, Spain.
    Don't Trip Mollys v2 50º/22º 125mm
    Modified Rocket DoMiniNation (19.5" WB)
    Baifio Pro-Gofio 74a / LaPaulade Polymers

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  • Logan Neikirk

    @F Llabata both brands look sick I just don't live in Europe so I don't have access to them

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  • BBL

    Race formula wheels are still for sale on a few websites and in my experience they have better slide characteristics than the other S9 wheels. Both the round & square lip are very freeride-able. Here they are listed at 37$ a set. 

    https://www.shop709.com/products/sector-9-race-formula-longboard-wheels-73mm-78a

     

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  • Logan Neikirk

    @BBL I like the cosmic cores ones, those cores suck. Biggest issue is s9 doesn't make them anymore, otherwise I'd have 3 sets. Great wheel I just prefer the new cosmic cores.

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  • Logan Neikirk

    @BBL oh yeah those are sold out

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  • BBL

    @Logan Neikirk 

    S9 sells them on Amazon for 50$. There's a few place that sell them still. I think it's the best formula they ever made 

    no matter the core, I've never found a wheel that slides as predictable as race formula. Tho yah I can understand going for something cheaper considering its not the best DH wheels. They don't have the roll speed of the elite DH market 

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  • Logan Neikirk

    @BBL oh I love raceforms and honestly they are my favorite urethane for fast riding (besides r.a.d god I miss red advantages). I got some scrubbed mags and they were terrible in comparison, way too slidey without any feedback mid slide. I think if sector 9 released raceforms with better shapes and new better cores, they could compete with lots of modern wheels.

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