About Mystery Wheels
In just a few short years the Mystery skate team got its name out there and proved their talent. With team members Lindsey Robertson, Ryan Smith, Adrian Lopez, and Ryan Bobier, Mystery Skateboards is all about skateboarding.
Mystery Skateboards are manufacturers of skateboards, skateboard wheels, shirts, hoodies, hats, accessories and other apparel. Mystery Skateboards sponsors professional skateboarders Lopez, Smith, Robertson, Murphy, Bobier, Carlin, Crockett, James, Durrant, and Eldridge.
Mystery skateboards has been heating up lately, creating strong skateboards and showing up in many major cities to showcase style and substance in regards to skateboarding. Mystery skateboards might not be the biggest name in skateboarding, but if you're looking for good, strong decks, from the crew that brought you Zero...you're in good hands.
Does this Wheel Size Suit my Style of Skating
| The diameter, or height, of your wheels affects your board’s top speed, acceleration and ability to turn. Skate wheels are measured in millimeters and typically range in size from 49-75mm. Bigger wheels will give you a faster ride, because a single rotation will cover more distance. However, it’s more difficult to make sharp turns on larger wheels and they don’t accelerate as fast as their smaller counterparts. Small wheels are also more effective for street skating maneuvers such as powerslides and blunts, so take your style of riding into consideration, as always, when deciding on a new set of wheels.Here are some suggestions for wheel size based on your type of riding: |
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If you ride vert/bowls: You want faster wheels, so go with some biggies. Try out something between 56-60mm, but you may find that you want to go even larger down the line.
If you ride street/parks: Think small if you like to do technical tricks. Smaller wheels equal a lighter board with a lower center of gravity, ideal for street riding. Pick out wheels with a diameter somewhere between 50-55mm, 53mm is a common choice.
If you are an all-around rider: All-around skaters will need to find a middle ground when it comes to wheel size. Select some mid-sized wheels – somewhere between 53-58mm – and you’ll find that you can tackle most terrain comfortably.
If you cruise/longboard: Longboarders and other riders who like to carve out sections of road on big, fat boards tend to require larger wheels to give them speed and stability. Longboard-specific wheels are generally about 64-75mm in diameter, but there are even larger wheels out there if you so desire.
Bottom line: The larger the wheels, the faster you go; the smaller the wheels, the closer to the ground you’ll ride and the lighter your board will be. It should also be noted that smaller people tend to do better riding on shorter wheels, while larger people might feel more comfortable on bigger wheels. This is all a matter of riding style and personal preference, so use these ranges as a starting-off point and determine the best fit for your own set-up.
About Mystery Single Duro Wheels
These Mystery single durometer wheels have a consistent hardness throughout the wheel. Durometer measures the wheels hardness. Harder wheels are faster, softer wheels are slower but have better grip. The standard durometer for single durometer wheels is 99a but can range from 85a to 101a depending on the type of skating they are to be used for.
Recomended Truck Height to suit these Wheels
At 53mm
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