Bad sliding set up?

[stanton]

Im not that good at sliding in the first place, but i think my setup sucks for it anyways. (Cosmic 2, randal 180, krypto route 70 78a) I was thinking about getting a hypercarve w/ randal 150s, what would be a good wheel for sliding for that?

[ShaggyIan4]

A hard wheel. high 80's for good safty slides, mid high 90's for HUGE trick slides.

[RustyBurrito55]

ABEC 11 65mm NoSkoolz in 96a. Perfect.

[Rustyfriend]

ABEC 11 65mm NoSkoolz in 96a. Perfect.

i see that you enjoy my wheels very much because you talk about them a lot

yea, if you are building a sliding setup don't use anything in the 70's or low 80's

[RustyBurrito55]

I know they are pretty good wheels. Plus they are easy to find.

[DJP 21]

yeah those wheels are good...yeah i think the hypercarve might be a good set up deck for sliding...and make sure dont buy new stuff without asking malakai kingston or sumthin because he reccomended me my whole new set up and ive gotten multiple people telling me that its a grreat set up

PM me if u wanna see my setup for sliding...

ps dont commit too soon i waited for a week before i bought anything

[Daze]

why are there hairy testicles on that mans signature?

[paythefranchise]

My friend says he can pull 40 foot slides with almost the exact same setup that i have, but i cant manage to pull of huge slides...any tips?

[Directive0]

yea, if you are building a sliding setup don't use anything in the 70's or low 80's

hogwash, thats half the challenge

[Adamitron]

My friend says he can pull 40 foot slides with almost the exact same setup that i have, but i cant manage to pull of huge slides...any tips?

ask him to show you them.

[Anonymous]

yea, if you are building a sliding setup don't use anything in the 70's or low 80's

hogwash, thats half the challenge

true, it is very find to slide grippy wheels but then they wear down and cone a lot faster

[Rustyfriend]

yea, if you are building a sliding setup don't use anything in the 70's or low 80's

hogwash, thats half the challenge

true, it is very find to slide grippy wheels but then they wear down and cone a lot faster

oops that was me

fun*** not find

[Crappysurfer]

a hyper carve may not be the best deck, if memory serves me they are flat, a deck with concave is more preferable but slides would b styling on a HC

[Anonymous]

Im totally new to longboarding, but this is my setup.

http://www.sector9.com/Merchant2/mer...tegory_Code=C9

should i change anything for sliding? thanks.

[Rustyfriend]

it all depends upon what sort of sliding you want to do. for safety slides and pendy's, those should get fine.

but if you want to do some really long slides and trick slides such as 360's and all that good stuff, i would suggest getting wheels anywhere from 90a-99a. personally, i like to use 96a no skoolz