Ricta Clouds Skateboard Wheels, White/Blue, 56mm/78a and Bones Reds Bearings

Ricta Clouds 56mm, 78a Super-soft urethane for cruiser setups and general transportation. Great for use as filmer wheels or for skateboarders that just want a smooth ride.

Also included are the most popular bearings in the world: Bones Reds. This is a great value bundle that will get your skateboard shredding like new.

Ricta Clouds are the most diverse cruiser wheel family in skateboarding. With sizes from 52-60mm and 78a, 86a, and 92a durometers, Ricta makes a soft wheel for any terrain or setup.

Wheel Shape Explained

Ricta Cloud Ride Wheels are designed to replace hard shortboard wheels. The shape is narrow and similar to park hard wheels, just in the softer durometer. This allows riders to directly replace their hard wheels with soft wheels, without needed to change anything else in their set up.

Specifications

• Diameter: 56mm
• Durometer: 78a White/Blue
• Width: 34mm
• Contact Patch Size: 22mm
• Contact Patch Surface: Stone Ground
• Lip Type: Rounded
• Core Position: Offset
• Special Features: Soft duro and small size designed to directly replace your hard park wheels.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Ricta Cloud Wheels good?

Yep, they're pretty awesome. Ricta makes some of the best skateboard wheels on the market. Clouds are a best seller because they can basically replace your hard wheels for soft wheels. This gives riders the ability to film silently or just get that smooth ride for cruising.

Are Ricta Clouds good for tricks?

You can still do tricks with Ricta Clouds, but we recommend using hard wheels for tricks. Soft wheels, like Clouds, can hang up on landings and copings. This is not ideal, obviously.

How thick / wide are Ricta Clouds?

Here are all the specs on widths and contact patches (CP):

Width:

• 52mm = 32mm width
• 54mm = 34mm width
• 56mm = 34mm width
• 60mm = 43mm width

Contact Patch Size:

• 52mm = 19mm CP
• 54mm = 18mm CP
• 56mm = 22mm CP
• 60mm = 32mm CP

What size Ricta Clouds should I buy?

We recommend checking what size wheels you are running now and then just buying the closest option, leaning towards on sizing down. For example, if you have 55mm, we recommend getting 54mm Ricta Clouds.

Why do we recommend this? Well you really don't want to get wheelbite with Ricta Clouds. They're going to grip and stop your deck faster than hard wheels. So size down to be safe.