54 mm 99A Conical Skateboard Wheels 4-Pack - Ivory
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These wheels have been developed by our team of skaters. They are designed for skaters who want hard, versatile wheels that are comfy to ride on.
Tested and approved by our team. Our wheels are ridden in numerous international competitions.
The result was a sturdy wheel that's comfortable to use. 99A hardness.
BENEFITS
Precision
Available in 3 sizes (52/54/56 mm) to adapt to your skating style.
Robustness
100% polyurethane wheels (new formula) to limit flat spots
Glide quality
99A hardness for a gliding sensation, even on rugged ground
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
Dimensions
56 mm: to guarantee good performance and acceleration when carving. The conical shape provides a wide contact surface (20 mm) and ensures good grip at high speeds.
54 mm: highly versatile for both street and carving (half-pipes/bowls)
52 mm: smaller and easier to handle, making them ideal for technical street tricks.
HARDNESS
Our new polyurethane formula is resistant to wear. You'll no longer find yourself with flat spots after just 10 sessions!
99A hardness wheels are versatile and comfortable whether in the skatepark or in the street. Fairly hard for doing powerslides, yet soft enough to not feel the vibrations caused by bumpy ground.
FORMULA
Our new Super High Rebound formula guarantees a high-performance wheel that meets the needs of the most demanding skaters. Very robuston flat spots.
The story behind these wheels...
We developed these wheels by carrying out numerous lab tests to check the general resistance to wear and sturdiness. We also ran tests with different skaters at different skateparks to get their feedback about glide quality, slidability, etc.
By working closely with skaters during the development process, we're able to create quality products that meet the needs of users and offer great value for money.
composition
composition
Frame: 100.0% Polyurethane; Packaging: 100.0% Viscose
TESTS AND WARRANTY
Warranty
2 Years
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Tested and approved by our team. Our wheels are ridden in numerous international competitions, including by Dutch skateboarder Roos Zwetsloot.