1. Are these softer than 110mm Cloudwheel Rovers? 2. How do they perform in wet conditions compared to Cloudwheel Rovers? 3. Cloudwheel Galaxy hub motor wheel sleeve review next?
They’re indeed softer than the 110mm Rovers. I don’t ride in wet conditions, as it’s not worth the risk of injury or damage to my board(s). I did test the Rovers with a road that had some dew on it in the morning, and they did well, but didn’t try these in wet / moist conditions…sorry. If they want a hub motor review, I would do that. I have a couple of hub motor boards here. Thank you for watching!
I'm interested in the hub version review as well 👍 I have the 120 discovery hub that I like but I would love extra confort that the 72a durometer should provide 🔎🔎🔎
Hi Tony, really enjoy your skateboard related content, I have recently been using the Cloudwheel Rovers 110R and am disappointed with a low frequency vibration at low speeds on smooth surfaces, not noticeable on rougher roads, I paid over $340 NZD so not happy and will try to sell them, grip on wet surfaces is great though👍
Thank you so much! Really appreciate you. Ya know…I’m wondering if it’s the tread that’s causing that low speed vibes? 🤷♂️ For me, it’s so little, it doesn’t bother me. But we are all different. Thanks for watching! 😃👍🏻
I went with the meepo cyclone 110s cause they're only $79 rn but these will probably be my next purchase
That’s a good deal! Cloudwheel is about to release a new version of the Discovery, and definitely here for that! I have some on the way to review.
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I need to try these out. Nice review. I do wish they had them in 120mm tho cause i love my 120 clouds.
Yea, I would prefer 120mm for my 2-in-1 boards. Thanks for watching! 😃👍🏻
1. Are these softer than 110mm Cloudwheel Rovers?
2. How do they perform in wet conditions compared to Cloudwheel Rovers?
3. Cloudwheel Galaxy hub motor wheel sleeve review next?
They’re indeed softer than the 110mm Rovers. I don’t ride in wet conditions, as it’s not worth the risk of injury or damage to my board(s). I did test the Rovers with a road that had some dew on it in the morning, and they did well, but didn’t try these in wet / moist conditions…sorry. If they want a hub motor review, I would do that. I have a couple of hub motor boards here. Thank you for watching!
I'm interested in the hub version review as well 👍 I have the 120 discovery hub that I like but I would love extra confort that the 72a durometer should provide 🔎🔎🔎
@@samwaon Yea, I'm not a huge fan of hub boards because of comfort, but Clouds would definitely make a big difference. Thanks for watching! 😃👍🏻
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Hi Tony, really enjoy your skateboard related content, I have recently been using the Cloudwheel Rovers 110R and am disappointed with a low frequency vibration at low speeds on smooth surfaces, not noticeable on rougher roads, I paid over $340 NZD so not happy and will try to sell them, grip on wet surfaces is great though👍
Thank you so much! Really appreciate you. Ya know…I’m wondering if it’s the tread that’s causing that low speed vibes? 🤷♂️ For me, it’s so little, it doesn’t bother me. But we are all different. Thanks for watching! 😃👍🏻
Yeah definitely the tread, one solution is to ride faster and it goes away 😂
@@stephenhartley3292 😂 right?!?
How low speed?10km/h
@@GHK650 I think it's between 10-20kmh, I will put them back on and test again this weekend 🤞
i told em i want the green ones but without the tred
Yea, I suggested they have both in all colors 💯 Thanks for checkin it out!