What wheels are these?

[abs]

Any one know what wheels these are and maybe the Duro? They are 70mm





Thanks

[snobord]

look like gooballs

[boarderaholic]

Those might actually be Flashbacks...I have a set of 75a Flashies that has a clear-ish 'thane for some reason.

[Gs-boards]

they look like green, and too big retro bertz

[Kataplexy]

Those might actually be Flashbacks...I have a set of 75a Flashies that has a clear-ish 'thane for some reason.

They seem to have the flashback shape but the thane was throwing me off

[howdyrowdy]

Those might actually be Flashbacks...I have a set of 75a Flashies that has a clear-ish 'thane for some reason.

I second that. Definately flashbacks, or a real good copy.

[Mr. Lang]

No copy. Those are old Flashbacks from, I don't know exactly, maybe '03 or '04.
I have the same wheels with the same strange look.

[NJ Joe]

The color doesn't match up with a picture of flashbacks from 2002. Translucent urethane, but totally different shade of green

[longboardeur]

Back then, the softer the duro the more transparent they were, they are 72a (yes they were available then) or 75a Flashbacks from the 1st generation.

[rawls]

I have some early no-skoolz and they are all yellowed. The softer ones I have (81a) look just like those flashbakcs in the picture. No clue on the actual durometer, but they are softer versions for sure. My stuff is from the '03 time frame. Something else I have noticed is that my old 96a noskoolz are really dead feeling. they weren't like that when new. the compound aged and lost some of its capability. My old flashbacks (75a) are still the nice shade opaque green and feel great. I have lots of abec11 wheels. thats where I go usually for all my stuff. But I have some cambrias and tunnels on some of my restos because of their old shapes.

Speaking of shapes, wouldn't a 60-65mm flashback in a 92a been an awesome reissue of the 2nd and 3rd generation green Krypts.