Oj Super Juice are awesome! There is something that OJ did unique with that wheel, whether it's urethane formula, shape, compression/rebound ratio or combination of all that gives them that satisfactory smooth roll.
I've had 2 sets of 55mm Super Juice wheels and they are Bad Ass. Also they will fly on the street or in a Skate Park...I took out the 2nd set of new Orange ones out tonight and was Not disappointed. I'm getting a set of Spitfire 58mm 99 dur tomorrow & going to try them out. 1st pair of Spitfires...
I use these in a 55mm. When I see parts of the wheel starting to crack or break, I use super glue and let it set for a long time. This helps keep the wheel together for me.
@@beerwolf8518 if you let any brand of crazy glue stuff dry up in the tube , you can microwave it for 10 seconds and its all good again or hot water if no microwave. its also pretty flamable but that shouldnt be a problem. im a retired ironworker and we weld etc a lot. you cant fix your boots with any of that or they will catch fire
Coming from North Carolina all my life and now going to school in Tennessee I’m glad someone else has talked about how shitty the roads are 😂 everything is so old so big soft wheels just make cruising more calming cuz you don’t have to use your brain so much thinking about every crack and pebble
Love these, they do chunk if you try and slappy/slide too much. They did hold up better than the Rough Riders in my experience. But say goodbye to pebbles and debris ruining your day.
nice choice of wheels on that alva, I have the same board with the red logo; I have had it since I was 14 and I finally stuck with the orange oj's and I like them a lot, but now I chahged my trucks to independent 129mm's and I did a combo of same wheels size and different A and added some oj III's orange 60mm 78a and vision green 60mm 87a and now my alva tears ass! lol but really she rides real smooth and Mt berts come out sick, but for sure orange super juices are a good wheel to put on old school boards.
@@valentynvladimirovich7533 I like the 55mm better ... not such a big difference compared to the 60mm ... both run smoooooth ... BUT the best thing for me: No riser pads needed! 😁 My Cruiser Setup for Summer 2022: - Deck 8.5" Rip N Dip - Trucks Independent 149 Stage IV - OJ Super Juice Mini 55mm - Bearings Bones Big Balls - Griptape MOB NO RISER PADS ... NO WHEEL BITES! 🤠 So the board is not that high and feels like my "normal" Street/Park Setup! 👌
I have them and they are a good compromise between hard and soft. They roll pretty well over rough streets, yet are still loud. They so slide, but are notably harder to slide. They dont have much bounce to them, which is nice, but In must say their Main purpose for me is getting to the skatepark and Not feel like a cruiser setup. But for a softer wheel that still performs Like a hard wheel but with more grip and forgiveness on rough ground, I prefer 97a slimeballs or spitfires.
I'm not sure the hardness of my wheel. I'm actually using an Alva translucent green wheel. 60mm 83a I think but not sure. Definitely gets across this messed up concrete here.
I have those in 55mm, they are great and need no risers Theyre still heavy though and wide. For.cruising there is nothing better, but for tricks they are Just too soft and big.
@@JamesWaton no, Super Juice are a different urethane with a solid core and 2 sizes. Hot Juice are the original urethane, shape and size with no solid core.
Oj Super Juice are awesome! There is something that OJ did unique with that wheel, whether it's urethane formula, shape, compression/rebound ratio or combination of all that gives them that satisfactory smooth roll.
my man was straight up killing it on that old school board. your a skate and destroy guy like me. the gnarly has to be there for me
I've had 2 sets of 55mm Super Juice wheels and they are Bad Ass. Also they will fly on the street or in a Skate Park...I took out the 2nd set of new Orange ones out tonight and was Not disappointed. I'm getting a set of Spitfire 58mm 99 dur tomorrow & going to try them out. 1st pair of Spitfires...
I use these in a 55mm. When I see parts of the wheel starting to crack or break, I use super glue and let it set for a long time. This helps keep the wheel together for me.
so the glue doesnt melt when the wheel gets hot?
@chrhadden it doesn't melt, but it also doesn't usually hold up too good. I've been using clear Gorilla glue. They're good wheels overall!
@@beerwolf8518 if you let any brand of crazy glue stuff dry up in the tube , you can microwave it for 10 seconds and its all good again or hot water if no microwave. its also pretty flamable but that shouldnt be a problem. im a retired ironworker and we weld etc a lot. you cant fix your boots with any of that or they will catch fire
@@beerwolf8518 trust me thats because of the heat. friction from the wheels rolling
I'm thinking about getting these in 60mm for penny board cruising. Really good review.
looks super chill dude! thanks 4 sharing those clips!! it makes me wanna get a pair of those.
Thanks for explaining the difference between Superjuice vs Hot Juice. Been looking for some answer for a while x))
your clips are sick dude
Coming from North Carolina all my life and now going to school in Tennessee I’m glad someone else has talked about how shitty the roads are 😂 everything is so old so big soft wheels just make cruising more calming cuz you don’t have to use your brain so much thinking about every crack and pebble
no smooth roads in NC sadly
@@patayder566 glad to hear someone else feels my pain lmao
@@Draxzy lmao yeah where im at the closet skate park is like 40 minutes away driving so all I could do is try and find smooth roads around town
Great, thorough presentation! Well done.
Love these, they do chunk if you try and slappy/slide too much. They did hold up better than the Rough Riders in my experience. But say goodbye to pebbles and debris ruining your day.
nice choice of wheels on that alva, I have the same board with the red logo; I have had it since I was 14 and I finally stuck with the orange oj's and I like them a lot, but now I chahged my trucks to independent 129mm's and I did a combo of same wheels size and different A and added some oj III's orange 60mm 78a and vision green 60mm 87a and now my alva tears ass! lol but really she rides real smooth and Mt berts come out sick, but for sure orange super juices are a good wheel to put on old school boards.
i use the 60mm super juice on my independant 169 trucks, with a santa cruz reissue slasher deck, fun stuff
Awesome video man! Keep it going, I love your chanel!
You should review the snot wide boy wheels. Im diggin those. Very 80s shape but modern duro
Ojs are smooth i have a 60mm and 55mm set but I've tried some Chubby Hawgs and they won me over.
I also have 60mm and 55mm .... but I use the 60mm more often! 👌
which ones do you find better?
@@AbenteuerWildnis which ones do you find better?
@@valentynvladimirovich7533 I like the 55mm better ... not such a big difference compared to the 60mm ... both run smoooooth ... BUT the best thing for me: No riser pads needed! 😁
My Cruiser Setup for Summer 2022:
- Deck 8.5" Rip N Dip
- Trucks Independent 149 Stage IV
- OJ Super Juice Mini 55mm
- Bearings Bones Big Balls
- Griptape MOB
NO RISER PADS ... NO WHEEL BITES! 🤠
So the board is not that high and feels like my "normal" Street/Park Setup! 👌
Great review. I was curious if these would still work for skating a bowl or doing slash grinds.
Ty I will try oj sj for my cruiser board. 😊
U gona try the new Powell dragon 🐉 formula? Soft but slide
How do these compare with stock or cheaper Ali "pennyboard style" wheels..?
good wheel. the 55mm wheels are a great size.
Like that Lucero deck.
great vid - thanks
Awesome Review! but I wonder how the Nomads 95a are like?
I have them and they are a good compromise between hard and soft. They roll pretty well over rough streets, yet are still loud.
They so slide, but are notably harder to slide.
They dont have much bounce to them, which is nice, but In must say their Main purpose for me is getting to the skatepark and Not feel like a cruiser setup.
But for a softer wheel that still performs Like a hard wheel but with more grip and forgiveness on rough ground, I prefer 97a slimeballs or spitfires.
How do they feel in bowls and transition ?
They feel absolutely amazing in the bowl, on rougher roads, on dirt and grass, they're seriously so nice. Chucked em on my street deck
These or the Ricta Clouds?
These
I'm not sure the hardness of my wheel. I'm actually using an Alva translucent green wheel. 60mm 83a I think but not sure. Definitely gets across this messed up concrete here.
I got those, but in bright yellow. They are great and really cheap £41.
That same chunk off happens on the bones rough riders
Good vid
i like to call oj super juice wheels hybrids, as you can cruise or go to the skatepark with them
What pink board was that?
I have those in 55mm, they are great and need no risers
Theyre still heavy though and wide.
For.cruising there is nothing better, but for tricks they are Just too soft and big.
Are you on slap?
i prefer the older design :(
Hot Juice?
They still make them.
@@vorpalblades i thought they changed them to super juice?
@@JamesWaton no, Super Juice are a different urethane with a solid core and 2 sizes.
Hot Juice are the original urethane, shape and size with no solid core.
Super Juice are cool but I prefer Slimeballs myself.
@@vorpalblades thats good news as the hot juices seem to be egetting harder to find
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