The Spitfire 80HD Charger Conical Full Wheels are big, soft 56mm wheels made for rolling smooth over just about anything. They're poured in Spitfire's reformulated 80 duro urethane, so cracks, pebbles, and rough roads basically disappear under you. If you want to cruise, commute, or turn a crusty street into butter, these are the ones.
Specifications
| Brand | Spitfire Wheels |
| Model | 80HD Charger |
| Durometer | 80A |
| Shape | Conical Full |
| Size | 56mm |
| Core | Lightweight injection-molded inner core |
| Quantity | Set of 4 wheels |
| Item # | 2041008356 |
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Why We Like Them
- Soft 80 duro urethane: Smooth, quiet, and grippy, so they soak up rough ground and keep rolling.
- Lasting speed: Spitfire's reformulated urethane is built to stay fast, not mushy.
- Lightweight inner core: An injection-molded core bonded to the urethane seats your bearings straight for a smoother, more consistent roll.
- Conical Full shape: A wide, full riding surface for extra grip and stability.
- 56mm: A bigger wheel that rolls over cracks and debris easily and holds its speed.
Who Are These For?
80HD Chargers are perfect for cruising, commuting, and skating rough streets. They're also a great swap if you want to turn your regular setup into a smooth, quiet cruiser. We also carry the 80HD Charger in black 55mm and in 58mm.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are 80HD wheels good for?
Cruising, commuting, and rough ground. At 80 duro they're way softer than park wheels, so they roll smooth and quiet over cracks and pebbles.
55mm, 56mm, or 58mm?
55mm keeps your board lower and works on more setups without risers. 56mm is a nice middle ground. 58mm rolls over the most stuff and holds the most speed, but usually needs risers.
Can I do tricks on 80 duro wheels?
You can ollie and mess around, but they're grippy and won't slide like hard wheels. For park and technical street, go with a harder wheel like Spitfire's 99 duro.
Do I need risers for 56mm wheels?
It depends on your trucks and deck. With low trucks or no wheel wells, small risers can help prevent wheelbite.
How many wheels come in a set?
Four wheels, enough for one board. Bearings are sold separately.