Good content and presentation. In riding the 105mm version from Tyneeboard. These are way more efficient than the standard rubber wheels. I only wish they'd used a softer duro for the thane section as they're very firm ride. 74a would of been prefect.
If you have the time, for grip on wet roads or busted roads (cracks/sidewalks/pebble debris), how would you rank: Mad wheels, Hydro, Cyclone (kegel pulley), and Cloud wheels?
for wet roads. hydro wheels. For maximum comfort and off roading capabilities Cyclones but cyclones will deplete your battery ..For great overall use of riding with grippy carves, lots of comfort and little battery depletion, Madwheelz.. same for clouds, just not as good.. check out links/coupon codes in all my descriptions of all videos
I have a backfire dual hub electric longboard. If I buy these hydro wheels set of 4 can I still use them just as front wheels? What I mean is can I also use the 2 rear wheels without the pulleys on the front as spares after I wear out the 2 front wheels? Or else can I just put it on the front of my Teamgee short electric skateboard?
Hi mate!! Just wondering if these are a good substitute for the standard cloudwheels on the Onsra Challenger, I’m looking for a bit more shock absorption and a bit more grip, or do you have a better suggestion? Awesome review ‼️💯
nice video👍 I have a question... your honest opinion, which black carve do you like better? bc2 or bc3? Which one do you enjoy more and/or which one is the better overall package?
i didnt know that matter, but, i do have brand new icloud bearings, new evolve bearings, other new radeckal bearings and new sector9 bearings. all of them have better free roll as well. but i didnt know ab a break in period. noted thank u
One note, bearings need sometime bit time to increase the 'freerolling'. Please do the same test after 200km or so.
didnt know that! thank u!
Nice thought out thorough content with great visuals, thank you.
Next level test Fred, love the slowmo's, they seem very versatile wheels, my experience with cloudwheel bearings is they aren't great.
Great review mate finally someone testing them in the wet
Looks good. I think I might have to grab a set when my current wheels wear down a bit more (they're almost due for a replacement after 2000+ Km)
Seems like they perform great plus they look tight
Black mambas for the win i prefer them over reds since they got the built in spacer. They are excellent on my 120 CW.
Good content and presentation. In riding the 105mm version from Tyneeboard. These are way more efficient than the standard rubber wheels. I only wish they'd used a softer duro for the thane section as they're very firm ride. 74a would of been prefect.
If you have the time, for grip on wet roads or busted roads (cracks/sidewalks/pebble debris), how would you rank: Mad wheels, Hydro, Cyclone (kegel pulley), and Cloud wheels?
for wet roads. hydro wheels. For maximum comfort and off roading capabilities Cyclones but cyclones will deplete your battery ..For great overall use of riding with grippy carves, lots of comfort and little battery depletion, Madwheelz.. same for clouds, just not as good.. check out links/coupon codes in all my descriptions of all videos
I have a backfire dual hub electric longboard. If I buy these hydro wheels set of 4 can I still use them just as front wheels? What I mean is can I also use the 2 rear wheels without the pulleys on the front as spares after I wear out the 2 front wheels? Or else can I just put it on the front of my Teamgee short electric skateboard?
Hi mate!! Just wondering if these are a good substitute for the standard cloudwheels on the Onsra Challenger, I’m looking for a bit more shock absorption and a bit more grip, or do you have a better suggestion? Awesome review ‼️💯
comfort and grip, madwheelz for sure! if u wanna go smaller wheels, 77a blue orangatang caguamas.
@@esk8unity thanks mate I will go for the Mad wheels👍
still understand what board to buy now, for these wheels, to ride in the rain.
nice video👍 I have a question... your honest opinion, which black carve do you like better? bc2 or bc3? Which one do you enjoy more and/or which one is the better overall package?
honestly i love them both. I havent ridden the bc3 much tho, since its super cold out. bc3 def is a better board but bc2 is home to me
You wouldn't dare ride like that in those conditions on cloud wheels. For sure
Wow, I wanna try them!!!
Well done bro. Great wheels.
do these wheels kick up water?
how do you rate pneumatic wheels vs these in the wet?
Would these work for the Meepo Flow?
Can bakefire S2 ride thru water like this?
Out of all the boards you have - which do you find yourself riding the most?
onsra. but, once it gets warm, it MIGHT be the new tkp bamboo ultra
Can they fit 10mm bearings? Like on the BC3
yep
@@esk8unity ok bet
I would not have broken my clavicle with these. Cloud wheels are only for summer not Jersey fall or winter
@@esk8unity do the bearings come glued in? I hope not
@@da420burna just took em out. very easy
nice
Hello, do they regular abec pulleys you get from evolve fit these wheels?
the evolve abecs are kinda the only pully that WONT work with these wheels unfortunately
@@esk8unity Ah, thanks!
I think testing new bearings to used is not that fair. Ride those bearings for like 50+ miles and test it and the bearings will be almost identical.
i didnt know that matter, but, i do have brand new icloud bearings, new evolve bearings, other new radeckal bearings and new sector9 bearings. all of them have better free roll as well. but i didnt know ab a break in period. noted thank u
Dude you need to break those bearings in before you test and that's not not cool.
what's the point of getting completely wet and dirty shoes and trouser legs?
there is no point to getting dirty: the point is to enjoy the ride/commute
@@esk8unity it’s all about the ride I second that‼️‼️‼️
They gave me these wheels for free but I can't use it because they didn't send pulleys
just use another set of abec pullies . or buy the proper ones