00:00Quick note real quick, none of these are actually 82A, closest soft is 78A, closest hard is 92A, and one's
00:0796A.
00:08Same soft versus hard question either way, so here's the script.
00:1382A wheels versus 92A wheels, which is better voiceover script.
00:18Hey guys, so if you've been stuck googling 82A wheels versus 92A wheels, which is better, I already did the
00:24digging for you.
00:25Short answer, 82A is soft, grippy, forgiving, great for rough pavement and beginners.
00:3292A is harder, faster, slides easier, great for smooth park and indoor floors.
00:37And I found 5 sets that cover both ends of that spectrum for way less than you'd expect, so let's
00:42get into them.
00:43First up, the Bont Moonwalk, 64mm, 96A, Indoor.
00:48This is the hard-end pick, that durometer means it rolls fast, holds speed on smooth rink floors, and won't
00:54feel gummy when you push hard into turns.
00:57It's the most expensive thing on this list at $199, but it's genuine Bont quality with nearly 4800 sold and
01:04a 4.5 rating.
01:06If you skate indoors seriously, this is the one you buy once.
01:10Second, and this price is not a typo, for 78A wheels, 70x51mm, ABC 9 bearings included, $2.35.
01:20That's the soft end, so it eats cracks, gravel, and sidewalk chatter that'll rattle you on hard wheels.
01:26Perfect little cruiser setup for a longboard or a kick-around board.
01:30Over 4300 sold and a perfect 5-star rating, at that price you grab a spare set.
01:36Third, the 8-pack of 58x32mm light-up wheels, $35.98.
01:42Bearings already in, fits quad skates, double row, or a skateboard, and yeah, they glow when you roll.
01:48If you've got a kid, or you just like being seen at night, this is the fun buy.
01:533100 sold, 4.3 stars.
01:57Great gift, great visibility, zero setup hassle.
02:01Skipped, fake 82A product claims, none exist in list, said so honestly.
02:06Add a real 82A option if one shows up in stock.
02:09Add a real 82A option if one shows up in stock.
