SPFs and Wood

**Petary791** · 08-08-2009 03:02 PM

My SPFs are insane in wood parks. On Masonite I cannot NOT slide them out, which caused me to avoid from skating the minipipe. The bowl is just plywood which is better but I can still slide it pretty easily. Is it me or do other people have this experience? If the latter, what do you guys suggest? My friend was running 97A green wheels (I think Rat Bones or something?) and they were too slow it seemed.

**enemy combatant** · 08-08-2009 04:26 PM

Wow. SPF's are way too slidey for me especially on dusty Masonite. Slam city. (And I generally just carve low.)

**ivnpanic** · 08-08-2009 05:07 PM

i've never encountered that problem.
mine tend to slide out pretty easily.

might be because i skate them everywhere...

**Terrorsathan** · 08-08-2009 05:09 PM

my spitfire F1 parkburners are perfect on masonite

**hoof hearted** · 08-10-2009 09:32 PM

Recently rode SPF's indoors and perished.

**Petary791** · 08-10-2009 11:06 PM

Haha great response. What do you guys recommend indoors instead? I have some Powell Bombers PF, think these might be better?

**Moa19** · 08-11-2009 03:34 AM

I have some SCS (Socal Skateshop) wing wheels 101a that are fast and grip great on wood - unusual amount of grip in fact for hard wheels. On concrete, I use SPFs, Speedlab IPS or SB Poolside favors-all ridiculously fast. I wouldn't dare trying the SPFs on wood, though. The speedlab and SB wheels may be grippy enough, but I've never tried them on that surface.