Compare skateboarding gear by use case, features, trade-offs, price, returns, and seller terms before you buy.
The Tensor 5.5 combo pairs 52mm 99a wheels, Andale ABEC 7 bearings, trucks, and mounting hardware for USD 29.86. Here's who the bundle suits and where its fixed setup may limit your choice.
The Cal 7 52mm 100A set is aimed at trick and technical street riding, with a four-wheel package priced at USD 9.99. Here is where its compact size and stated speed-and-grip focus make sense-and where the setup may not fit.
The Powell Peralta Rat Bones is a black 60mm x 44mm old-school re-issue with 85A hardness and a stated balance of grip and slide. Here is who should choose it-and the trade-off to consider at USD 39.95.
The SPITFIRE Cheapshots pack includes eight standard-size skateboard bearings, removable shields, lubricant, and a sticker for USD 12.75. Here is who should choose it-and when you actually need wheels instead.
The Kids Unicorn 7-in-1 Protective Gear Set bundles a small helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards for ages 3-8. Here's who the USD 55.49 set suits and where its fit limits matter.
The 187 Killer Pads set combines knee pads, elbow pads, and wrist guards with rugged construction. Its main decision point is whether the L-XL, universal-fit configuration suits your protective-gear needs.
Choosing curbcurrent wheels bearings comes down to size and hardness. We compare three Powell Peralta re-issues at $39.95 and a two-set Madness bundle at $29.00 to match your ride style, from grippy 85A cruisers to hard 97A park wheels.
Choosing curbcurrent wheels bearings comes down to hardness and size: softer 85A-90A Rat Bones grip and cruise at 60mm, while harder 97A G Bones and Hosoi Rockets slide and hold speed at 61-64mm. This guide compares four reissue sets from $39.95 to $48.95 to match your ride style.
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