good slidding wheels

[Wcreeker12]

hey im looking for new wheels that are good for slidding. the ones i got now always stick after 180s and i cant go bigger than that. thanks

[lettucefresh]

i just got done sliding 3's with 82a cambrias.

[stanton]

Get 96a No Skoolz or Rainskates Hornets.

you can't go wrong with either. the no skoolz flatspot less easily and are more predictable, but the Rainskates slide easier.

[Crappysurfer]

my wheel of choice is either a 75a grippin or 72a avila

[lonerider68]

my wheel of choice is either a 75a grippin or 72a avila

Hahar... Stanton already tried that crappy line. Anything over 90a with rounded edges should do fine. Also get some gloves cuz in your video you guys are all barehanded, 180s are possible without gloves, but I don't think 360s or more are.

Hey CS2, I'm about to get a Fish med flex in a trade... and I have 77mm Strikers... I'm going to try myself, but was wondering what did you like about that combination. If I don't like it, I might put it up for sale... know anyone who would want a slightly used Loaded Fish?

[sex panther]

I might but how, cause its weird if i have the same board as yo

[lonerider68]

I might but how cheap, cause its weird if i have the same board as you

Hmm... it's like $112 shipped normally. So I'll offer it for $77 shipped (30% off). It is a medium flex, here are some photos.




Do you need some wheels (almost now Avilas 80a $38 shipped with the board)? and bearings (Biltin ABEC-5 $18).

[Crappysurfer]

i think youll love it man the strikers are good park wheels in 88a but arent as good a cruising wheel but the fish has TONS of potential i mean i use mine for everything

[RustyBurrito55]

NoSkoolz in 96a slide best but dont have a lot of control. Once they let go your gone. Rainskates flatspot easier because of the thinner contact patch (I havent flatspotted mine yet) but they slide is a bit more controlled and predictable I guess. If you want a longer slide get NoSkoolz. If you want tech sliding you might wanna try Rainskates. You really can't go wrong though.

[steelduck]

What about Gravity StreetG 97A? Any good for sliding?

[lonerider68]

NoSkoolz in 96a slide best but dont have a lot of control. Once they let go your gone. Rainskates flatspot easier because of the thinner contact patch (I havent flatspotted mine yet) but they slide is a bit more controlled and predictable I guess. If you want a longer slide get NoSkoolz. If you want tech sliding you might wanna try Rainskates. You really can't go wrong though.

Huh... I got a used pair of NoSkools in 98a. I can do 180 on heelside and toeside, but I was having trouble slowing down the spin on my BE40. It was like their would break into a slide and spin really fast. Maybe I throw on my 88a Strikers to try (I've been saving them).

[thepinkpantherpm]

What about Gravity StreetG 97A? Any good for sliding?

Man i use 85a street g's but all i can do are 180's. If i go with a harder wheel the ride to the hill is not fun...

[Anonymous]

they dont make no skoolz in 98a

[chaindog]

they might have in the past but idk

[lonerider68]

they might have in the past but idk

Well they have 98 written on them with a pen. I suspect they are older versions.

[Mr. Zogs]

they might have in the past but idk

Well they have 98 written on them with a pen. I suspect they are older versions.

65mm no skoolz only go up to 96a, 60mm no skoolz go to 98a

[lonerider68]

they might have in the past but idk

Well they have 98 written on them with a pen. I suspect they are older versions.

65mm no skoolz only go up to 96a, 60mm no skoolz go to 98a

They are 60mm... lol, I thought the guy I bought them from has just rode them down a lot.

[steelduck]

I got the Rainskates hornets. They are really easy to slide with. Predictable and "slippery".