At 75mm tall and a whopping 70mm wide, the Nersh Money Hax provide an incredible amount of grip. Even fresh out of the package, they have a very smooth drift though. The transition from grip to drift on the Money Hax is fairly abrupt, letting the rider know exactly when they're drifting and when they're gripping, something that is very important to racers that don't want to be drifting when it's not necessary.
Overall this wheel is definitely going to lend itself towards downhill and racing more than anything. If you're unsure what Duro to go for, these are some factors to consider.

Under 150 pounds? You may have trouble getting the maximum amount of grip out of the MoneyHax because you can't provide the necessary amount of weight to compress the wheel. For this reason, the slide might feel a little bit "Icy" which is when it feels like the wheels aren't slowing you down enough during slides. For this reason, the 76a or 80a Wheels might be best for you.

Over 200 pounds? Need a grippy wheel that you can still kick out fairly easily for techy runs with a lot of drifting/predrifting? the 83a MoneyHax would be a good option for you.