Slime Balls Wheels
Slime Balls Wheels combine classic skate style with proven urethane performance. Whether you're skating bowls, transition, street or cruising, shop genuine Slime Balls wheels at OCD Skate Shop.
Available in a range of sizes, shapes and durometers to suit every style of skateboarding.
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Slime Balls - OG Slime Red/Yellow 60MM 78A Skateboard Wheels$89.95
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Slime Balls - Eric Dressen Pup Vomit Mini Hardline 55MM 97A Skateboard Wheels$79.95
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Slime Balls - Mirror Vomits Clear 53MM 99A Skateboard Wheels$74.95
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Slime Balls - Saucers 55MM 99A Skateboard Wheels$79.95
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Slime Balls - Greyson Fletcher Vomit Mini 56MM 99A Skateboard Wheels$89.95
Slime Balls Skateboard Wheels
Slime Balls is Santa Cruz's wheel brand, famous for wild graphics and quality urethane. The range covers harder street wheels like the Vomits for grip and slide, through to soft cruiser wheels that roll smoothly over rough ground. Bold, fun and reliable, Slime Balls back their look with real performance.
Wheel choice comes down to size and hardness. Harder wheels suit smooth street and park skating, while softer Slime Balls cruisers handle rough ground and commuting more comfortably. Pair your Slime Balls wheels with quality trucks, a fresh deck and bearings, or browse more skateboard wheels to compare brands.
OCD Skate Shop is an independent skate shop in Mordialloc, Victoria, stocking Slime Balls wheels since 2012. Backed by over 12,000 reviews and fast Australia-wide shipping.
Are Slime Balls wheels good?
Yes. Slime Balls wheels from Santa Cruz offer quality urethane and bold graphics across street wheels and soft cruisers.
What are Slime Balls Vomits?
Vomits are one of Slime Balls' popular wheel lines, known for grippy, reliable urethane suited to street and park skating.
What size Slime Balls wheels should I get?
52mm to 54mm suits street and park, while larger soft wheels suit cruising. Match them to a deck and trucks.
Are soft or hard wheels better?
Hard wheels suit smooth street and park skating with more slide, while soft cruisers grip and roll better over rough surfaces.