Ricta Naturals

I bought a board with tensor trucks, 4 birdhouse bearings and 4 speed demon(weird right?) with ricta naturals for 10$ at first i was sceptical of the tiny 50mm wheels but after riding around on them for a while i soon realized that these were MUCH better than my 55mm spitfires, the trade was made and now im riding around on rictas, those things are very nice, they get up to speed like no other since they are so tiny, the only downside is that if there is a crack in the sidewalk like the seams in between patches of concrete, depending on the size you might get thrown off, same thing with rocks and pebbles its 10 times easier to get thrown off because of the tiny size, but its eeasy just to avoid hitting them so i would say get these wheels

best wheels for street just wish they wernt so dam exspensive i would recomend these wheels to everybody

I have the 51 mm naturals, I like my wheels really hard, with anything lower than 100 a, I can't feel what I'm doing. I know a lot of people are like, "These wheels are so rough, they suck." It's a really hard wheel, but it rides very smoothly, and I'm riding down a gravelly road, they say that it's the highest performance wheel out there, they're right, the wheel feels so nice. I like that ricta's don't really have graphics, so it's a more natural wheel. The urethane is so fast, it's like i'm riding 65 mm wheels. All in all, this is a great wheel, it slides really well, and it doesn't give you a nasty foot massage when you're riding down rough stuff, pure awesomeness.

I bought a pair of Ricta Naturals off ebay for 54$ got them and within 2 months i some how managed to get 1 huge flat spot 2-3 minor flat spots, 1 hugeee chunk out of the side of my wheel :S and a little chunk on another wheel. these were 55mm's although they were the only wheels ive rode that felt smooth and were really slippery riding on so ill just buy another pair.

overall there were alright... although they should include a flat spot guarantee in all there packs well darkstar do anyway.

Ricta Naturals are very very good wheels for the price.

Ricta Naturals are very good for sliding and street skating. Although, they are a very hard so when ur landing a big drop try keep ur feet away from the bolts ;) Very very good wheels for there price. 10/10

these are slim wheels, but are good

Long lasting, for sure. I've been riding some of these for a while now, doing tail/nose slides and blunt slides a lot, just to see if they are really as flat spot resistant as people have said. They are. Totally insane stuff. They are like little urethane containers of awesome, for sure. They ride pretty smooth, but not so smooth that you can't feel your board.