Alright, so I'm looking to do a little bit of sliding in Spokane. The dilemma. I have no idea how hard of wheels I should get. Seeing as we never get our streets swept, there are rocks and debris everywhere, something too smooth and I'm going to get face rash with the first rock.
So, Spokane Sliders, what advice you have to give to me? Right now I'm just a cruiser on a Arbor koa pin with some gel wheels, but I'm probably going to end up getting a EW Drifter for my slide setup.
Alright, so I'm looking to do a little bit of sliding in Spokane. The dilemma. I have no idea how hard of wheels I should get. Seeing as we never get our streets swept, there are rocks and debris everywhere, something too smooth and I'm going to get face rash with the first rock.
So, Spokane Sliders, what advice you have to give to me? Right now I'm just a cruiser on a Arbor koa pin with some gel wheels, but I'm probably going to end up getting a EW Drifter for my slide setup.
Thanks.
I have 81a yellow big zigs and they work pretty well for sliding in spokane, i haven't fallen cause of any rocks yet.
for a dedicated slide set up i would go with some 94a no skoolz thats what im runnin on my slide setup and they work extreamly well for the spokane envirement enough grip to turn and hook back up when you want them too but hard enough that they will brake loose and stay slidin too ... hope this helps
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Originally Posted by soccerforlife
what if you put griptape on your shoes. then you wouldnt need to regrip your boards when it got less grippy. And could ride on like pure wood. Isnt that genius?
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Originally Posted by mc99david
i had a dream last night that i was standup sliding these wheels.. do i have a problem?
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