In Heats, Win Heats
Trying to go stupidly fast and win race heats left and right? Orangatang In Heats are the wheel for you. They're time tested as some of the greatest race wheels around.
Happy Thane!
They're poured in Happy Thane which is extremely high rebound, grips like glue and slides like butter. With a nice stiff core, they will maintain their speed no matter what type of pavement you're on.
Loads of Urethane
These things got a lot of meat on them so no matter what bumps you hit, you're sure to recover and take that super tight line down the hill. Hey, more cushion for after you're done pushin'.
For your comfort, these wheels are big and beefy to get rid of road vibration and give you the ability to roll over everything in your path without fear.
Designed for:
Downhill | Racing | Fast Freeride | Cruising | Pumping
Specifications
- Diameter: 75mm
- Durometer: 77a | 80a | 83a | 86a
- Width: 56mm
- Contact Patch Size: 56mm
- Contact Patch Surface: Smooth
- Lip Type: Square
- Core Position: Offset
- Special Features: Comes in 4 Colors: 77a - Blue | 80a - Orange | 83a - Purple | 86a - Yellow
Frequently Asked Questions
These two wheels are like big bro and little bro. The big bro is the In Heat at 75mm. The 4President are the little bros at 70mm. The shape, type of riding, etc are all very similar.
Choose the larger In Heat if you want max speed, a slightly smoother right, and your deck/trucks can accomadate it. Choose the smaller 4President for max acceleration, easier slides, and for set ups with more potential for wheelbite.
The two most popular at the Orange 80a and Purple 83a as these have a good balance of ride quality, speed, and durability. Get the 77a if you want the smoothest possible ride on rough roads. Get the 86a if you want easier slides and/or riding on smoother pavement.
At 80mm, the Kegel is more of a specialized race / electric board wheels. It can be used on completes, but you will have to be careful about wheelbite.
In Heats at 75mm are more accessible and will work on a wider range of skateboard decks. However, 75mm is still a large wheel, so be sure it will work on your longboard set up.