The set of four Ricta Framework Sparx wheels is ideal for skateboards. Crafted from high rebound urethane, these wheels provide a superb feel beneath your feet. They are made using Super High Rebound (SHR) PU-rubber, which makes them especially fitting for skateboarding. The smaller 51 and 52 mm wheels are perfect for street configurations, offering pop and excellent balance. Meanwhile, the medium-sized 53 and 55 mm wheels are versatile, suitable for street, park, and smaller ramps.
Featuring a hard durometer of 99A, these Ricta wheels are excellent for executing tricks as well as achieving smooth slides and grinds.
Lorenzo C.Adro, ItalyVerified Buyer1 of 5I ordered these wheels thinking they were good quality, based partly on the price and the description. Right from the first session, however, they turned out to be of very poor quality; in fact, just from doing tricks on flat ground (not powerslides), several flatspots and dents formed, even though I was skating on the smooth surface of the skatepark.Reply from SkateProThanks for the feedback! We’re sorry the wheels didn’t meet your expectations. Tricks and impacts can put a lot of stress on the wheels and cause flat spots or dents. We hope the next set will be a better fit for your riding style. 😊/ SkatePro TeamS. SaarnioHelsinki, FinlandVerified Buyer1 of 5After my second session skating these wheels, i can say the flatspot VERY easily. The whole park sounded like a machine gun.Reply from SkateProThank you for your feedback. We have contacted you regarding this matter via email. We are waiting for your response so that we can make a complaint on the product. /SkatePro TeamMorgan LhermitteClichy, FranceVerified Buyer5 of 5👍🏽Gianluca De DonnoPisa, ItalyVerified Buyer5 of 5Excellent and with great price/offering.Rik SeisveldHuizen, NetherlandsVerified Buyer4 of 5Fine wheels but seem fairly susceptible to damage. Already have small "bites" out of them after a few skates.Reply from SkateProHi Rik, thanks for taking the time to write a review! Sorry to hear that there are "bites" out of them. Hard wheels are indeed a bit more vulnerable to stones or objects on the track. So definitely try to avoid pebbles! If you want, you can always contact us and send us a picture so we can have a look at it! Who knows, maybe it really is a production error in the wheel. // Roel Steeve KOPPTravers, SwitzerlandVerified Buyer5 of 5tip topJohan De SmedtTernat, BelgiumVerified Buyer5 of 5top
