Stone-ground urethane surface: Provides maximum traction and smooth slides for versatile riding styles
Offset core design: Enhances grip and allows for more deformation to handle rough surfaces
Multiple durometer options (77A, 80A, 83A, 86A): Lets riders customize grip, slide, and durability for their needs
49mm width with 42mm contact patch: Balances speed, control, and comfort for a wide range of riders
Durable construction: Withstands heavy use and maintains performance over time
Summarized by Shop
INCENTIVE TO SHRED.
Like a shot of adrenaline for a stale economy of shredding, the Orangatang Stimulus is here to breathe new life into your ride. Equally adept at slides, tricks, dancing and commuting, the Stimulus is the jack of all trades that’s captivated our hearts year after year. LONGBOARD WHEEL SPECS
Diameter:
Diameter: Wheel
Diameter
70 mm
Width
49 mm
Contact Patch
42 mm
Durometer
77A, 80A, 83A, 86A
Core
Small core, offset or centerset
Weight
160 g per wheel
Material
Polyurethane (PU)
Summarized by Shop
5.0
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I love the new wheels. I am rotating them around on all my surf skates and my comet cruiser to find the best match. Fun to experiment.
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scott · December 11, 2024
Best wheels ever
These are so nice, combined with the jehu bearings!! Perfect on my surfskate. Butter smooth, and somehow the wheels are still bright orange after months of heavy use!! They also look new, no chips or anything.
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Colter · December 14, 2023
Great Choice - Great Ride
This was my first time buying new wheels for my Arbor Axis 40, one can only Google the word "durometer" so many times before they just have to pull the trigger on a new set of wheels... I was looking for a set of wheels that were a bit better for free riding, and were a bit slipperier / looser on light downhills. I had some really gummy wheels on a carver deck that I was transitioning away from, and with a harder lip. I'm really happy with the purple (83a) set that I picked up, I still feel like I'm getting a smooth cruisey ride without too much ground noise, but when I carve downhill I get a little of the looseness in the back I was looking for as I pick up speed. I don't ride super hard so I couldn't tell you how they bomb down a mountain, but I really like 'em for having a little more fun cruising around the neighborhood.