Was looking at them. Only worry would be they wouldnt work with a gear drive :((
Unfortunately ebay/craigslist dont really exist on my tiny island. But the search shall persist!
Get some seismic speed vents 
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@moon, gonna send you a pm for some advice regarding the new Liquid TKP trucks, but would you take the seismicâs over the Machâs?
why dont you send the other pair my way for a âcomprehensive reviewâ 
@Frenchy, whatdya think? Seismics or Machâs?
I think they would be good for going down hill, or if the terrain is almost off road quality. But pushing them will take more effort to get up to speed than smaller wheels.
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I use 90mm ABECs on a pushed longboard, itâs only usable since its droped, I had it on a flat deck and itâs a pain to push, you really feel it in your knees. Iâd imaging the 110s are the same but worse
Even downhill⌠thatâs an extra kilogram on your board. And any downhill setup would mean youâll need like 2 inch risers
If your gonna push around I wouldnât go larger then 85 that is hard on the knees unless you have a drop deck of some sort or a LDP set upâŚstay within the 70 to 80 max for pushingâŚnow to say which one is better Iâd say seismic has alot more option for you to chose from the venom are amazing super grippy and that faaaattt ass stance is sweet but they are more geared towards the hardcore racer running small trucks. you canât go wrong with either of themâŚ
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I donât think youâre going to be able to slide them very well. These are well-suited to electric boards with brakes 
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Yeah 75-85mm for street. No way would I ride 110s on a regular longboard lol
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I donât totally agree, I donât think he is downhill racing, so the weight donât matter much. if your just going down hills for fun these wheels are fine and they roll much further than my 90mm wheels. And so smooth.
I think they would be good street luge wheels.
Also I use a downhill racing deck as my daily and only have half inch risers with these wheels.
But I agree they are not good for pushing due to the height and weight.
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@Battosaii I have multiple sets with about 350 miles (550km) on them and similar-looking. I keep wondering how long theyâre going to go before showing significant signs of wear.
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@b264 couldnât agree more. I check my TBâs after every ride and they are still pristine - unbelievable! its the best wheel formula ever imo.
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Yup. Having the same light wear experience after 200 miles or so. Also have been riding them back-to-back with ABEC 107s on another build and no hate on the ABECs, but these are in another class.
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Which 107âs, you definitely havenât ridden my electric flywheels. Iâve ridden both and they feel almost the same. Only difference is the abecâs stain
Iâve been riding my 107âs on my push board for a bit, and god I love em. I only rode the 110âs for about 10 miles so I can say anything for chunking. My abecâs have an easy 200 miles on them and no chunking except for a few cuts
10miles? Your 110 have a long way to go to break in.
