love it

I'm still waiting for a REAL hoverboard lol

Ha..the narrative has changed a lot over the past couple years. At first everyone was skeptical with a lot of 'haters', but after over a thousand verified purchase reviews on Amazon and word of mouth spread about performance and publishing scientific results, it is highly positive in skateboarding now. Once we published deals with the US Military, NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, PGA Tour, the Olympics, Samsonite, Harley Davidson and multiple Fortune 50 companies, people have come around!

@@TheSharkwheel Calm down. It's acknowledged to be a gimmick. That's fine. Stop pretending it's revolutionary because it's patently not

great to hear joseph, thanks!

What abt rly sandy place like on the beach itself

@@SharkWheelZack They're amazing. Riding the electric board barefoot is tons of fun due to the vibration dampening.

True. Since this video, Shark Wheel has had years of scientific testing performed at Universities (San Diego State University, Mechanical Engineering Dept and others), labs and real world testing. The Shark Wheel has advantages in most categories.

Like real men do

thanks for sharing! great to hear...

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No, they have a larger surface area than regular wheels, hence they need more rubber.

A grooved regular wheel can catch debris, wheres a sine wave grooved wheel does not. The Shark Wheel has been scientifically proven (San Diego Stat University, Mechanical Engineering Departmetn) to outperform the traditional wheel in nearly every major category. Multiple Fortune 500 companies now use the Shark Wheel in other applications.

They are 3 sine waves conjoined. There are no flaps at all. And to answer your question specifically, no it would not have the same result. The sine wave tends to push small objects left and right as they roll smoothing the ride. A circular wheel with sine wave grooves would not have a side wall to push the small objects on the sides of the wheel or to reduce the shock to the ride. People driving their car intuitively know to drive over a speed bump or a dip in the road at an angle to reduce the shock. The Shark Wheel is always striking at an angle to reduce shock. Having all parts of the wheel in sine wave form has many benefits.

were they worth it.....hello?

@@rolypoly5642 I’m assuming so, shark wheels aren’t worse for anything and they’re definitely better in some situations from what ive seen, it’s faster, better in rain, and better for rough terrain, I’m definitely buying them

Nicholas Godbold yep sure are. Less material touching the ground makes it easier to initiate the slide. 3 lips grabbing the slide makes the slide controllable/ predictable

The show "are you smarter than a fifth grader" was made for people like him

@@serbiansleeperagent ikr

Yes. It was the first product Shark Wheel ever built actually. That's when we found out the Shark Wheel shape is not ideal for anything that leans/tilts (bicycle, motorcycle, 2 wheel scooter, and rollerblades). If you email me at zack@sharkwheel.com, I'm happy to send you the Shark Wheel bike video, it's a quick video that is pretty cool.

What bout cars then ? Too unsafe at high speed ?

Only takes a couple minutes to clean out your bearings: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b7qEpKpmup7Gk30.html

@@TheSharkwheel you’re right but why don’t you just not roll through sand and water in the same place Also most skaters I know buy another set of bearings rather than clean them anyway

Good decision on bending your bike wheels. You should pick up some nice advantages! 100a durometer is the hardest street skateboard wheel, the scale does not go past 100a hardness. That is a common durometer/hardness

@@TheSharkwheel well the bike thing was mostly a joke and I also already knew about the durometer scale if hard shark wheels already exist then that's great if not it would be ideal for skateboard tricks

Interesting! Over 1 million sold. 8 international competition wins. Thousands of verified purchase reviews on Amazon. Scientifically proven advantages. Used on products for the US Military, NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, PGA Tour. 3 time government grant recipient through the National Science Foundation. You gotta get out more!

I see they replied!! I feel like these are bought more for cruiser boards, I haven't seen any "real" skateboarders ride these either. I have moved around the US, and to be honest I never even seen them in person, maybe they're around college campuses?

@@TheSharkwheel a “real” skateboarder. Like in skateparks. In 31 years, 20 skating, I’ve be never seen one in the real world is what I meant. I’d like to meet someone who street skates in these. Any endorsements or people riding for y’all?

@@joec.9327 yeah same! I can see the application on cruisers and longboards but no way on skateboards

Yeah, I guess their marketing team should have considered the weird pedantry of skateboard culture and what constitutes a "real" skateboard before they started advertising their skateboard wheels that were designed for skateboards as skateboard wheels. 🙄

Please tell me that good winter skiiers are.... UNAFFECTED.

And please tell me Elon doesn't have an OS he calls "Edison OS".

The Shark Wheel can be used as a tread pattern, but it is also a wheel in most of our applications. Look at this incredible picture of a Shark Wheel in its singular form. This wheel rolls perfectly smooth believe it or not: ibb.co/mytZ0B7

@@SharkWheelZack I'd love to see a comparison against normal rubber wheels with an aggressive tread pattern. Stage Rally wheels should do.

@@winrid Hi, you can see all details and scientific testing at wefunder.com/sharkwheel. (1) In pallet jack/forklift wheels (material handling industry, Shark Wheels last 50% longer because they dissipate heat in a sine wave footprint (the most efficient shape) (2) In casters, Shark Wheels have 57% less friction when in motion making it much easier to push carts, wheelchairs, and other applications that use casters (3) The ability to go over rough terrain is the #1 advantage. The 30 degree approach angle of the Shark Wheel strikes obstacles at an angle and tends to push them left and right out of the way. A traditional wheel acts like a steamroller and tries to go over objects, while Shark Wheels tend to move around them. The angle also reduces shock significantly (think of going over a speed bump in a car an angle to reduce the shock) (4) In farming, Shark Wheels are the only wheels that don't continue to go over the same path. So, they significantly minimize trench digging, which costs farmers a lot of money and time to repair. Trenches also lead to the failure of other equipment (gear boxes, drivetrains, etc.). In the most recent test (funded by the US Government), Shark Wheels dug a 1'' trench, while the industry leading wheel dug a 14'' trench. There are many more advantages, but those are a few that have been scientifically proven by San Diego State University, Mechanical Engineering Department in 2 years of tests, as well as lab testing and other real world tests. There is a reason Fortune 500 companies, Samsonite, Harley Davidson, NBA, NFL, PGA Tour, MLB, NHL, Olympics and the US Military use products with Shark Wheels.