Anyone know wheels that wont chunk?

[thealexbuffery]

the orange or the blue ones?

gliderss, blue

 

[MattThomMakesMeWarmInside]

sliders are for kids who want to go slow. grippers are for kids who wanna go fast. they both break the same. one is not better than the other

I don't get how harder urethane would slow you down much. I keep seeing this though, can someone explain this to me?

And a softer urethane would make for a smoother ride, but i'd also think it'd be much more prone to chunk. This is just what I would think though.

 

[thealexbuffery]

I don't get how harder urethane would slow you down much. I keep seeing this though, can someone explain this to me?

 

[MattThomMakesMeWarmInside]

^^not too specific, but any opportunity for bill nye

I would think softness has more give so it's able to counter shittier road conditions while maintaining speed, as opposed to locking in to the bumps more. I would also think that due to them being softer they'd be more prone to chunking on shitty roads.

I would then think that harder wheels having less give would get slowed down by shittier roads as they don't as readily absorb the bumps, but instead hit them harder and thus get slowed down by them. I would also think they would be less likely to chunk in this scenario due to being a tougher material. This then leads me to believe that they would be faster on smooth road/cement pavement because they have less friction with the ground.

anyone? anyone?

 

[Ethan_]

Racing slicks have more grip on a track, therefore making the car faster around corners