[[Best Slide Wheel Argument]] KGO
Looking for some cheap slide wheels that wear out
Or some expensive slide wheels that last for ages
Yes, I know, "it depends on the skater how the wheels wear out".
Also feel free to argue your point about wheels.
Hillarity will ensue.
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Permalink Reply by Jake Lamont on
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Haha. I gotta say, I love my Retro Freerides. Some of the best slide wheels I've tried. A little breaking in and you've got clean, silent buttery slides.
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best freeride wheels are the '4' skateboard company. the white 70mm cruiser wheelsare huge in wa and slide like free rides and there 60 dollars such a good wheel and they wear well even when you do big standies :)
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Chris O'Brien on -
best wheels out !
Josh Musumeci said:s9 center-set race form round lip 78a, surprisingly last a while
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Permalink Reply by Billy Bott on
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goodtime sells them for 55
Lachlan Shorty said:were can u get blueys for 50???
btw mike mcord if you want some wheels that last 4ever tryout nersh smoothies
Tuure Pineapple said:Blueys are awesome but they arent icy. Personally I dislike icy wheels, I like nice controlled buttery slides. I've owned zombies, heshers, stims and drifters. Blueys are currently my fav, mind you they wear down like crazy, yet theres a site that sells them for like $50 which is a great deal.
In case I have a diff description to some: Icy wheels slide out quick and are harder to control (Makes learning to slide easy). Buttery are slower and feel more controlled, usually take a bit more technique to kick out.
Also doubt Swampys are icy being 78a, havnt tried them yet, but they should be coming in the mail soon.
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by charlie harris on -
surprised nobody has already said classic thane zigs, heaps buttery and sick slides, wears sorta fast but evenly, unlike otangs that egg and flatspot like mad
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