Ricta clouds - 86 durometer 53mm

Raw unedited clip of skating the new ricta clouds wheels on some rough blacktop. They don't glide as smooth as the sector 9 wheel but it does feel better doing tricks with it. The slight hardness of the wheel from what I can tell won't shred it as easily. One thing I didn't really like is the width of the wheel and it has a bit more weight to it than the sector 9 that's in my channel. I'll ride it around a bit more and maybe do a more better video

[@RictaWheels]

Stoked you like 'em +Nirvezz

[@Bs-cu3oo]

Great! Now I just need the money

[@zureai]

Do you have money now?

[@danagordon7518]

🤣

[@Amsal25]

which mm should i get the 53mm,55mm or the last one

[@WeZte]

Do you think that with the 92a I could still go easily over cracks and rough streets?

[@Nirvezz]

WeZte good morning. I purchased a 92a bones wheels. They roll fair but not as good as the 86a. Lately I prefer using the bones 92a on this same pavement since I have a bit of forgiveness when I land. I have a tendency to slide a bit unlike the 86a I would have to make sure my landings are a lot more clean.

[@sosajacobb7973]

I were thinking about 86a reds or 92a blacks, from one point I still want to pull off tricks, from other there are really rough surfaces in my area, whenever I ride.

[@Nirvezz]

The 86a ricta clouds has been good for me in the parking lot at the beach and in downtown. They don't shred or cut up like my 78a sector nine wheels. I could still do flip tricks fairly easy and I can do long manuals on the rough black top with these. I've been able to do a few grinds on my fun box as well. I was able to make the skateboard setup lighter by changing my trucks from Grind Kings to Thunder. When I compare my main skateboard for tricks ( mini logo wheels "53mm 101a"). I would often have to push for speed a lot in the same conditions compared to the 86a ricta clouds. Obviously because they're not as soft. My sector9 54mm 78a is great but way too soft and shred up quickly. I had just bought a set of ricta clouds 52mm 78a to test out to see if their wheels hold up better than the sector 9 I had. This set should be coming in a few days. If I remember to. I'll make a quick video of me skating around with the 86a ricta cloud wheels before I surf. Maybe it'll help make you and others make a decision.

[@sosajacobb7973]

Thanks, I've ordered them couple days ago now waiting for them, good to know i've didn't wasted my cash

[@christo24]

Which did you order and did you like them?

[@codmiester]

do you think it would be better to get them in 86 or 78a? can't decide :( and can you powerslide in these?

[@Nirvezz]

I would go for the 86 if you want to power slide. My 78a sector 9 wheels rub off easily from just pump cruising on the street. If I attempted to power slide with the 78a I can see it having major flat spots and/or chunks of the wheel broken off. I've seen the bottom of my 78 sector 9 with major cuts on it. I am due for another 78 wheel and planned on repurchasing the Sector 9 again since it was a lot lighter and more slim. Maybe i'll take a look at the Ricta 78.

[@Nirvezz]

I just bought a set of 78a ricta clouds. If I remember to I'll make a video on both. I always forget to make a video of me skating in the 86a.

[@anarchyboy7011]

55mm or 57 mm do you have tricks and Ride on the street what best ?

[@aaron4757]

filip Novák 54mm and under are the wheel sizes you need

[@WeZte]

Wich one is better, Spitfire soft d's or Ricta clouds?

[@imperion8238]

yeah I want to know this as well

[@christo24]

did you find a answer?

[@Skate3irl]

Can I still Ollie and kick turn on these?

[@danagordon7518]

Ya