RICTA 52mm Clouds 92a Skateboard Wheels

Bruh.... These are the best wheel I have ever picked up. For a bit I was running the 52mm 10$ white wheels from amazon and I thought it was time for an upgrade. This was more than an upgrade but an entirely different ride for me. Roads are no longer a problem, smooth rides all day and they can take a beating. I've used Ricta before and I have yet to buy a bad product for them. Even with these wheels arriving Monday instead of friday the wait was more than well worth it! Plan on buying a spare set in the next week.

It's very odd to say smooth, quiet and fast, but really it is.

These wheels are pretty nice being between a soft and a hard wheel. I can slide and revert like hard wheels, but still cruise over pebbles and cracks. However, these aren't that different than regular 99a wheels as they are still slowed down from rolling friction. My area is a little rough and windy, so having to push a lot all over town can be tiring. But if you're street skater with alot of experience these wheels are excellent for street and getting through mildy rough concrete. Unlike myself, I am a beginner skating soft wheels from home to school and work so I mostly cruise at the moment. Also note, that these wheels are also bigger and wider than most traditional wheels so I advise buying a size smaller than what you want. I got 54mm's but ended up being a little big since I ride a 7.5 with low trucks. Also, be wary of the bearing hub, as it is made of plastic so you might get a bad pair. I notice serious wheel-wobble when I spin them so be sure to put your bearings in straight or get a replacement.

Very good wheels for rough grounds in Georgia. Before this I had hard bones wheels which were great for skate parks but not tolerable on other surfaces. If you want to sacrifice some technicality for even a better experience on rough terrain I would even recommend going down to 86a. The wheels wear out faster over time too so getting 56a is fine i ride loose indy trucks on an 8.0 deck and dont get much wheel bites

Been skating on and off 15 years. They hold grip very well on outdoor metal ramps that get dusty and become unpredictably slick. Getting over small cracks or metal plates is a dang delight. The feel is still hard enough to get technical after some learning. There is a significant slowdown on ledges, but that's just the way it goes. Sadly 1 of the 4 wheels came visibly lopsided and feels like I'm riding on a flatspot. Reached out to Ricta directly about the wheels and their warranty. 4 times. Zero response. Who knows wth happened, but I feel like there is a false warranty. Ended up swapping out the set for a different brand. Not the Amazon seller's fault, and the wheels are and awesome design.

If you skate the streets for real then here is your wheel. Hard enough to be fast, but smooth for ditches, hips and cracks. My area is pretty rough, this is the wheel to have.

Love the wheels. They are on the slightly softer side but still perfect for street or park.

I flatspotted these wheels in the first minute of use but I did powerslide on rough ground and the flatspots where super tiny. I rode them on the rough asphalt again for like 5 minutes carving back and forth and got rid of the flatspots. They are smooth ans slide nice at the park on smooth ground but I warn you don't do a crazy powerslide on rough ground. The 92a is great for my cruiser set up because I can still hit everything at the park with them and they are hard enough for some nice flip tricks.