1. Rough Terrain: Shark Wheels are the best for rough surfaces. Their sine wave shape clears pebbles, small debris, and even sand out of the way, while maintaining excellent performance in wet conditions. Scientifically proven by San Diego State Universityâs Mechanical Engineering Department.
2. Approach Angle: Shark Wheels use a unique 30-degree approach angle to reduce shocks and glide around obstacles. Itâs like driving over a speed bump at an angle to soften the impact. Unlike standard wheels that try to roll straight over, Shark Wheels adapt and move smoothly around obstacles.
3). Better Slide Control: Shark Wheels have 3 lips gripping the surface, compared to just 1 on regular wheels. This makes slides easier to start and much more predictable to control. The wheels actually spin while they slide, creating a smooth transition between sliding and riding. They also handle flat spots well, wearing evenly all around. Whether youâre on a surfskate or speeding downhill, youâll be amazed by the smooth, controlled experience.
4). Shark Wheels have 57% less rolling resistance than traditional wheels. The unique design puts more pressure on the 3 contact points, enhancing grip while maintaining speed.
MĂĄrk BalĂĄs –
I was using a 60mm Black California Roll for more than 1000 kms; when I upgraded my board, it was no question I will give a 72mm Shark wheel a whirl. I could test it on a long ride with a lot of rough surface on a rainy day — it was stable and smooth, just like my other Shark wheel. (Previously I tested it with a normal 70mm cruiser wheel, but it is no comparison — Shark gives you a smoother, easier ride with greater stability, especially on a wet surface.)
I would also like to highlight the excellent customer service experience with Shark — the courier company was showing some weird messages and they looked into it immediately — on a weekend. They are always super nice and helpful. Best support đ