The first wheel carefully designed from the inside-out for the rigors of modern Longboard Freestyle and Dance!
(Outstanding for technical freeride, too!)
• Finely-tuned height and width with beefy, well-radiused edges.
• Unusually light for a wheel this size, with mass highly concentrated in the tire for enhanced momentum and angular balance.
• Tough and durable – optimized to resist the extreme impacts of big Longboard Freestyle jumps.
• Stone-ground running surface for near-instant break-in – consistent grip and easy slides from the get-go!
• Poured in the very fastest urethane the skateboard world has ever seen, bar none.

Molded around our trimmed EC core.
• 37mm tall x 37mm wide – the largest and most supportive hub ever seen in a Longboard Freestyle / Dance wheel.
• Thick, unbreakable bearing supports!
• Improved “halo” hub configuration for more robust mechanical lock inside urethane without compromising tire thickness.
• Formed from 85D fiber-reinforced thermoplastic – the toughest hub material in the industry.

Available in DEFCON ultra-high-rebound formula, in three finely-tuned durometer choices
Guinness WR speed – more tricks per push! • slow, consistent wear • predictable handling
• 75A Bubblegum: Plush roll with extra grip. Velvety-smooth even on rough surfaces.
• 77A Mango: Fast, smooth, and lively underfoot. An optimal balance of properties for most surface conditions.
• 79A Mint: Ideal for smoother surfaces. Very fast roll with friendly slide characteristics. Excellent durability.

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A major update on our classic small freeride shape.  We split the difference between the two original Cry Baby sizes and settled on 62mm by 38mm. Then we expanded the urethane formula options and added stonegrinding for easy sliding from the get-go. These Cry Babys perform better than ever! Smooth, predictable slides with great hookup, grip when you need it, and awesome ‘thane lines. Baby bottle and teething ring included… but only on the graphic!

Available in THREE proprietary formulas, with finely-tuned durometer choices.
Defcon: Guinness WR speed – get up to speed faster! • easy, predictable in-slide feedback • extremely slow, consistent wear
• 80A Mint: super fast roll; exceptionally easy release; ultra-smooth sliding; minimal grip
Premium Clear: the best beautiful clear urethane in the world
• 82A Crystal Clear Blue: Smooth-rolling, fast, and grippy when fresh; sugary smooth sliding when broken-in
Elixir: smooth, predictable slides (even on concrete) • easy release and hookup • supreme control • bright ’thane lines
• 84A Red: Floaty, velvet-smooth slides with bright ’thane lines
• 88A Blue: Slick and chalky-smooth for effortless BIG slides, even at slower speeds

“The consistency is unbelievable – no chop at all, just sugary crisp sliding and slow, even wear,” said Seismic team rider Dre “Grizzly” Nubine. “The slide and hookup at high speeds is perfect.”

“Everything about these wheels is a blast,” added Lamin Cassama. “They’re just the size and shape I’ve been searching for, with an amazingly consistent, controllable slide.”

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Our beloved Cry Baby wheels grew up, went to college, and became the Tantrums: the lightest and most functional freeride wheels of their size on the market!

The 68mm by 43mm Seismic Tantrum is molded around the special “fin-trimmed” version of our proprietary weight-saving Energy Conversion (EC) hub – the first tall, wide hub seen in longboarding and still second-to-none.

The big, airy, fiber-reinforced hub combines with perfectly-refined proportions, superbly-supported radiused edges, and our advanced urethanes for a truly progressive freeride experience:
• quick acceleration
• slide release and hookup that are always easy to read
• vibrant ‘thane lanes
• consistent wear

Available in TWO proprietary formulas, with finely-tuned durometer choices.
Defcon: Guinness WR speed – get up to speed faster! •  easy, predictable in-slide feel • extremely slow, consistent wear
• 78A Mango: super fast roll; smooth and predictable in-slide feedback; defined yet easy release
• 80A Mint (stoneground): super fast roll; exceptionally easy release; ultra-smooth sliding; minimal grip
Premium Clear: the best beautiful clear urethane in the world
• 81A Crystal Clear Blue: Smooth-rolling, fast, and grippy when fresh; sugary smooth sliding when broken-in

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Available in THREE proprietary formulas, with finely-tuned durometer choices.
Defcon: Guinness WR speed – get up to speed faster! • easy, predictable in-slide feedback • extremely slow, consistent wear
• 78A Mango (stoneground): super fast roll; smooth and predictable in-slide feedback; defined yet easy release
Premium Clear: the best beautiful clear urethane in the world
• 80A Crystal Clear Blue: Smooth-rolling, fast, and grippy when fresh; sugary smooth sliding when broken-in
Elixir: smooth, predictable slides (even on concrete) • easy release and hookup • supreme control • bright ’thane lines
• 82A Red (stoneground): Ultra smooth and buttery with bright ’thane lines

An extremely versatile wheel, the 70mm by 44mm Urchins have enough grip to hold lines at speed, but easy breakout for big slides. Now with a bigger bevel on the inside edge, stoneground running surfaces, and expanded formula options, they’re BETTER THAN EVER for hucking standups into corners, and for slashing your way down a hill, across town, or through an alley.
• height and width perfectly balanced for modern all-around riding
• slide release that’s smooth, easy, comfortable, and predictable
• amazing in-slide feedback and control, bleeding just the right amount of speed
• secure, comfy hookup
• vibrant ‘thane lanes
• consistent wear

Molded around our advanced Mini-EC hub – preserves ample tire thickness while saving over ½-ounce per wheel, stiffening the inside edge, and super-charging inside edge rebound.  Translation: Better roll speed, more predictable handling, and better slide control!

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