Overview
Bones ATF Rough Riders Cruiser Skateboard Wheels are 78a and 80a wheels ideal for cruising. Features include a smooth riding surface in a wide profile and constructed with the ATF Formula Urethane. Made in the USA. Sizes available (mm): 56, 59. Sold as a set of 4.
Surface
- Smooth
Quantity
- Set of 4 Wheels
Wheel Profile
- Wide
Formula
- All-Terrain Formula (ATF)
Durometer
- 80a
Details
- Made in the USA
Features
Surface
Smooth - Smooth wheels come with a shiny coating on the riding surface that feels grippy at first, but wears away quickly.
Wheel Profile
Wide - More traction and stability at high speed so you'll be less likely to slip out of your line.
Formula
All-Terrain Formula (ATF) - Excellent for rougher terrain so regardless of road quality, this revolutionary formula will roll you there quickly and smoothly.
Durometer
80a - Versatile wheels meant for pushing, curb-slapping, mellow hill-bombing and sliding. These wheels roll smooth and steady.
Details
Made in the USA - Poured in Santa Barbara, California.
Specs
| Size | 56mm | 59mm |
|---|---|---|
| Diameter (mm): | 56.0 | 59.0 |
| Width (mm): | 39.0 | 44.0 |
| Contact Patch (mm): | 31.0 | 33.0 |
| Suggested Riser Size (in): | 1/8 | 1/8 - 1/4 |
Reviews
4.7
Overall Rating
Reviewed by
63
customers
Nice wheels.
by Shawn
in Eldorado Springs, CO
(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 11/19/2024
Bones ATF Rough Riders Cruiser Skateboard Wheels - runners black (80a)
Dope wheels for cruising! 59mm goes far and fast over the roughest ground.
0 person has found this review helpful
Smooth Ride
by Moses Yneges
in Santa Ana, CA
(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 10/28/2024
Bones ATF Rough Riders Cruiser Skateboard Wheels - runners white (80a)
Fantastic wheels. So smooth!
0 person has found this review helpful
Best for asphalt
by Sean McGill
in Lafayette, IN
(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 9/1/2024
Bones ATF Rough Riders Cruiser Skateboard Wheels - runners red (80a)
I skated for years. Companies came and went , few really making a good do it all wheel, that's also good on asphalt that's prone the shed little rocks. Bones fixed it all with the rough riders. I skate it all with these.
0 person has found this review helpful
Amazing Cruiser wheels
by Christopher Roberts
in Auburn, WA
(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 6/10/2023
Bones ATF Rough Riders Cruiser Skateboard Wheels - runners black (80a)
Super smooth and soft ride. These will roll over bad asphalt, gravel, even broken glass & not block an eye.
0 person has found this review helpful
Looking for a smooth ride.
by Thomas Aspinall
(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 3/28/2023
Bones ATF Rough Riders Cruiser Skateboard Wheels - runners white (80a)
Bones ATF are prefect for a long runs and surfaces that are not smooth. I skate an old park that hard wheels would not work as well.
1 person has found this review helpful
Smooth
by Mako
in UT
(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 2/11/2023
Bones ATF Rough Riders Cruiser Skateboard Wheels - runners red (80a)
I got these for a cruiser build out of old skateboard parts. I have been commuting to school with the new wheels for about a week now, and it feels great. Cracks are much less scary, and the ride is smooth. I put these together with 1/8 inch risers, but I do not think that is necessary, as far as clearance goes if anyone is wondering.
4 people have found this review helpful
Asked by Hernando on 4/12/2020
Are these wheels easy to slide to slow down your board? I have the 59mm 80A set up on a Santa Cruz Snake Bite cruiser board. Thanks!
Answered
by Jon C
(Tactics Employee)
on 4/13/2020
Hey! I would say that the Bones ATF wheels would be pretty similar to the Santa Cruz wheels considering they are rated at the same durometer. However, the Bones wheels do have a wide profile, so that will make it easier, after breaking them in, to slide. We hope this information helps!
2 people have found this answer helpful
Asked by Gsmith on 2/12/2018
I understand that these are good for cruising but can you pop Ollie's just like any other wheel
Answered
by James D
(Tactics Employee)
on 2/13/2018
You can definitely ollie with these, but it's generally easier to ollie on a smaller, lighter wheel. Since these are wide, and soft, they'll be a little heavy to ollie with, and because they're tall, your tail will be higher off of the ground.
8 people have found this answer helpful
Asked by OGstatus on 7/25/2017
56mm or 59mm for a street/lightweight cruise setup...8in board with independent hollow trucks and swiss bearings...thoughts?? I want to still be able to ollie high but cruise smooth
Answered
by James D
(Tactics Employee)
on 7/25/2017
56mm would be your best bet if you want a light cruiser set up. Anything bigger than 56 will be hard to ollie with.
8 people have found this answer helpful
Asked by Grizzly on 6/19/2017
How would the 56mm do on a rougher skatepark?
Answered
by James D
(Tactics Employee)
on 6/20/2017
They'll be smooth and fast, but they will not slide very well. You generally want a harder wheel for skateparks, if you're kickturning on a big ramp, and your front wheels catch grip, you'll probably end up falling.
18 people have found this answer helpful
Asked by Jack on 1/11/2017
I'm trying to decide between the 56 or 59mm. I had 63mm wheels and I got bad wheel bite, so I was thinking I might need 1/8 or maybe 1/4 risers if I ended up getting the 59mm wheels. I would just be cruising and doing ollies, if that helps.
Answered
by Danny M
(Tactics Employee)
on 1/12/2017
I would say go with the 59's if you are feeling it and pair them with the 1/4 inch risers to avoid that wheel bite.
14 people have found this answer helpful
Asked by Derek on 1/7/2017
Do this wheels come with bearings
Answered
by Danny M
(Tactics Employee)
on 1/8/2017
Bearings are sold separately.
8 people have found this answer helpful
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