Mushroom Blading Scribbles 80mm/87a (8 pcs.) Inline Skate Wheels

After years of skating, filming skating and recording podcasts about skating, the Canadian Mushroom Blading duo finally took another logical step – they have founded a company and make skating related products.

Joey and Todd skate an interesting mix of aggressive and freestyle, they are also one of the pioneers in realm of Wizard skating. But before they have started to do magic on frames from Leon Basin, they had a period of rediscovering wheels bigger than what aggressive skaters use most of the time. Their fascination with “big wheels” led them to film BIG WHEELS and BIG WHEELS 2, in which they have explored options granted by 4x80 mm setup freeskates. This size of wheels is nothing to write home about for freeskaters, but from point of view of someone who spent most of their life skating on sub-60 mm diameter wheels, they can indeed feel enormous. We bet that MB guys look at things very different now, considering that they are no strangers to riding 110 mm wheels.

80 mm wheels remain the most versatile size in history of inline skating (and we are ready to die defending this hill), so of course they have found their place among models offered by Mushroom Blading brand. MB Scribbles aren’t your regular freeskating wheels, though. They have a mostly round profile, which is just a little bit elliptical. Not by much, but enough to make a difference when you put a fresh set of wheels into frames. Urethane is grippy, but hard: 87A. Most freeskating wheels of this size use hardness between 84A and 86A. Core isn’t anything revolutionary, but it is a proven design, so nothing to complain about here.

These are great pick for urban skating, downhill, 5-wheeled Wizard and Wizard-like frames or even USD Aeon 80. If you want to use them in antirocker setup thanks to modded soulplates and frames, go ahead.

MB Scribbles are good quality, versatile wheels. Another reason to pick them is knowledge that you money goes to one of the most inventive skaters in North America (or maybe even whole world).