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This article is to help you improve your putting consistency by applying the correct amount of grip pressure. 

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When choosing a skateboard, most people focus on the size, length, traction, and overall design. While these are all important factors, other details are often overlooked, such as the skateboard wheels. Wheels don’t just keep your board rolling — they are also responsible for keeping you on your feet as you tackle different terrains.

Most skateboard wheels are made of polyurethane, a type of hard rubber. They are designed to withstand high friction and contact with rough surfaces, such as dirt and concrete. They come in different sizes and hardness levels, and choosing the right wheel can greatly improve your performance.