Joe Connelly wrote:

just got my set.. theyre icy smooth, not really grippy, no squeaks, material feels solid (not cheap), and are around the same size as oak rv1's. they work on brt's, and also ytrucks but there is room for movement on the axles but not a crazy amount. my only suggestion would be to make the opening on the back of the wheel bigger because the wheel material sits on the truck part of brt's causing friction, but theyre surprisingly still smooth.. tho i am a bit worried about the material wearing down over time because of this. overall, definitely worth the $7 so far

Good to hear you got them! Yeah that was one of the things I was debating when designing these was the back opening. I'll definitely look into changing that in the future. Hope you enjoy!

just got mine in yesterday. Havent even had the chance to take them out of the package. Stoked nonetheless to give em a whip. Thanks dude!

So are they like 70D material?

lol i was subscribed to your youtube channel for some reason. you posted wow videos. then i unsubbed cuz i don't play wow. keep up the good work though

Just got mine a few days ago! So smooth! Definitely worth the $7. Thanks again man!

Word guys glad you like them! Still got a LOT left so tell your friends and all that haha!

Wow these look amazing! Even the bearings somehow look legit Would pick up a set, but want to know how grippy they are compared to say flatface g6ds, street shapes etc... They really do look great, and at a price cheaper than most China lathed wheels, they really will be great for knocking out  that Chinese manufactured stuff. Considering that you do have plenty left. If I sell any decks soon or what not, I might buy some wheels But really, good job!!

Filip Bronola wrote:

Wow these look amazing! Even the bearings somehow look legit Would pick up a set, but want to know how grippy they are compared to say flatface g6ds, street shapes etc... They really do look great, and at a price cheaper than most China lathed wheels, they really will be great for knocking out  that Chinese manufactured stuff. Considering that you do have plenty left. If I sell any decks soon or what not, I might buy some wheels But really, good job!!

I've had mine for a bit now and I gotta say the most impressive part about these wheels are the bearings, because the spin on them is amazing. They're more of a harder plastic wheel than a soft polyurethane, but they still have great traction and are relatively quiet. At $7 for a set I really don't see a reason not to get them if you need a pair of cheaply priced yet well-made wheels.

See, I don't need wheels as much as I need obstacles etc...However, I want everything :p

canvas wrote:

I've had mine for a bit now and I gotta say the most impressive part about these wheels are the bearings,

agreed, the bearings are mint

So stoked you guys like them! It's been a long road so I'm so happy everything is paying off! I'm currently working on releasing a webstore, and I'll keep you guys update on that.

u shud try an get pete to stock some at the norwood project so us UK people can get cheap shipping

I really like this concept. I think it's a demographic that no other wheel company has tried to hit, and I'd much rather support a legit fingerboard company than yet another China reseller.

The scene has needed a decent alternative to China wheels for a long time and this could be it. Great job!

Also looking into some distributors, that may be willing to carry some stocks of wheels. Will keep you guys updated on that as well!

Currently looking into some color options. What colors what you guys like to see?!

purple, yellow, blue, red, green, rainbow set, rasta, teal, black, clear?, glow in the dark?, brown

pretty nice to see someone making the effort to design and produce new wheels without ordering standard wheels from China!

The wheels look good!

If i was you, i'd spend a little more time on the design aspect. Perhaps include a "made in the USA" seal on the packaging, to make them stand out and show their quality. For a $7 set of wheels, you can see how easy people mistake them for cheap china wheels, so it's important to show people that these are of higher quality.

I'm sure a lot of shops in europe will be interested, not only because they are a very affordable option, but also because it's a true US product, which is rare over here.

Just got a webstore up and running: http://anderwheels.bigcartel.com/

Currently looking into stickers + colors. Thinking light blue, red, green, and either purple/yellow.

Cough china wheels........

Had to try some for myself (: Bought a set on the 19th, so hyped!

Still kind of hard to believe these aren't China wheels, lol. I did a side by side comparison of your close up pictures of the bearings and compared them to some random ones off of eBay and BKFB, they look exactly the same. Still waiting on a review tho!

the bearings are great, these things roll like my joycults. The feel is lacking for me though, mayhaps because Ive been spoiled by good wheels. Alas, these are great wheels for the price IMO.

Had these for a few weeks now. Still roll smooth. Recommend buying these 100%. Can't beat $7.

the wheels look awesome!!!!!!!!!

Also do you not ship to the UK because on the site it says select another country :/

Wasn't looking to buy any wheels but for $7, Why not!? Just placed my order. Can't wait to test these out! As for color choices, green would look pretty killer.