Here is our wheel assortment, where there is definitely something for every application. Whether carving, cruising, slalom, freeride, or downhill. Basically, the softer a wheel is, the grippier it is and the less likely it is to slide out. However, this is also influenced by other factors such as speed, contact patch, bearing seat, the edge (so-called lip), and even the urethane compound of the respective manufacturers. The higher the speed, the more easily and uncontrollably the board slides out with harder wheels. The wider the contact patch, the more grip it has. Regarding the bearing seat, the further it is from the center (Centerset), the grippier it is (Side and Offset). The lip also plays a significant role in a wheel's grip behavior. The more defined and angular it is, the more grip it has, and the rounder it is, the more likely the wheel is to slide out.