Cheetah Hawgs wheels review - best longboard race wheels?

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Today's review is on the Cheetah hawgs wheels. I review both the 76/85a and 76/90a dual duro options.

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0:00 - Intro
0:20 - Sponsorship Disclaimer
0:33 - Specifications
1:05 - These wheels are unique (summary)
2:15 - The Cheetah Hawgs are FAST
2:48 - Acceleration is good (but not the best on slower roads)
3:11 - They're hard to get moving from a stop
3:52 - They're quite heavy
4:16 - How is the grip and braking power?
5:35 - They slide remains controllable despite the insane braking power
6:10 - How durable are they?
6:57 - Does the inner duro limit the usability of the wheel?
7:50 - Does the wheel reflect a lot of road vibration?
8:18 - 85a vs 90a wheel, which to go for?
9:33 - Riding footage
9:45 - What I didn't like about the Cheetah Hawgs wheels
10:53 - Are they worth the price?
11:43 - Are dual-duro wheels a fad?
12:45 - Thanks, Patron shoutouts