Ricta naturals wheels

[manual-man1112]

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has anyone had these? how are they overall (dura./slida./flatspots)? and are they the same hardness (82b) as there other wheels (cores,crystals,boltz)?

[manual-man1112]

anyone?

[Rsquares]

I had the pink ones
thay were pretty good
but after 3 months they were shaped funny from lots of slides.
like the wheel was 3 mm's smaller on the far left side of the wheel than the right.
but i was used to it...so it really didnt bug me
they were nice wheels for the overall proce

[xpn0yk0nceptzx]

i have the rowley supernaturals...they should be somewhat similar...

Overall, I really liked them. My wheels prior to them were regular Chocolate wheels and after switching, I noticed a major difference. The wheels were a lot harder, they slid good, and they were a lot faster. Durability-wise they were great. When I rode my board around school (rough ground, little pebbles everywhere, etc) they held their ground and didn't chip/crack/break. As far as flatspots go, it took a long time for them to form. Actually, I don't think they'd be considered flatspots, I guess I'd call it the "butterfly effect" (sorry, I'm not sure of the correct term), where the wheels just end up flattening at an angle. The only gripe I had with them is that since they were hard wheels, I'd often trip on pebbles and small rocks, but other than that, it served me well.

[Zhimin]

They are really rice wheel. I had 99A and it never got any flat spot. I do a lot of power slide stops too, it has not one flat spot. I had this wheel for like 3 to 4 month. Plus they are really light too.

[OMG! You Killed Kenny!!!!]

I heard they last a long time, especially the white ones.

[Taaffe]

I have those exact ones.
They are super smooth when you ride, slide well and last good.

[Gibson_SG]

I had the pink ones
thay were pretty good
but after 3 months they were shaped funny from lots of slides.
like the wheel was 3 mm's smaller on the far left side of the wheel than the right.
but i was used to it...so it really didnt bug me
they were nice wheels for the overall proce

thats why you turn the wheels around twice a month

[i dont skate]

thats why you turn the wheels around twice a monthWhat do you mean turn them around? Like have the inside face the outside?

BTW: I had Rice air cores which are the same material just a little lighter. They were awsome wheels. Lasted a long time and didn't flat spot. They slid awsome, like, really really well.

[barronmotley]

my friend has them hes always bragging