No Schoolz VS Gravity Street Sliders

**skeeterdechico** · 09-08-2007 08:58 PM

Which one should I go with? I want a decent sized slide wheel, any other suggestions?

**JibeCity223** · 09-08-2007 09:00 PM

earthwing superballs in slide a

**theboardthatislong** · 09-09-2007 02:30 PM

Originally Posted by JibeCity223

earthwing superballs in slide a

hell yeah

10char

**Paul from cambridge** · 09-13-2007 11:00 AM

I like the sergio's they are softer than allot of other wheels but you have more controll at speed. I have yet to try the slide a formula wheels. I wonder if they will slide like my DSB?'s. I hope so dsb?'s kick ass they slide for ever great for speedchecks and distance but I would be scared to try a standup 360 at speed. (I think earthwings will be my next wheel)

**Paul from cambridge** · 09-13-2007 11:01 AM

Oh p.s. NopSchools are the worst wheel ever. I would rather ride a pair of zig zigs on my slide deck.

**jmasta** · 09-15-2007 07:09 PM

Originally Posted by Paul from cambridge

Oh p.s. NopSchools are the worst wheel ever. I would rather ride a pair of zig zigs on my slide deck.

why do you say so? i'm thinkin about getting some NoSkoolz to replace my grav super sliders

i wish the ew slide a wheels came in a larger size

**skeeterdechico** · 09-15-2007 07:11 PM

I just broke down and got the 62 mm superballs. I wish they were bigger but I got them in the mail today and they are gnarly.

**melifont monk** · 09-19-2007 12:22 AM

3 mm more and they'd be just perfect.

**andrew_cruise** · 09-19-2007 06:11 AM

the EWs are perfect dont mess with that! the lower you are the less you have to worry about edge pressure!!

(comming from the guy with randal 180s on his slide deck)

**Paul from cambridge** · 09-26-2007 04:08 PM

I lie I think the soft duros that the noschools are offered in are great but the sheels are a silly shape for pool and downhill freestyle.
partially opinion partially due to their huge contact patch.
They grip allot even in hard duros and they snap out hard into a slide. I think a slightly smaller contact patch would be better for sliding.

92a's and softer let you into slides more gradually but they are too soft for todays crazy slides.

**Tobes** · 09-26-2007 07:19 PM

The no schoolz are more of a pool wheel imo, they grip well even in hard duros(mentioned above) and they break loose really hard and quickly and will regrip unpredictably.

**BFich** · 09-26-2007 07:28 PM

No schools are the best, don't be hatin on them.

**andrew_cruise** · 09-26-2007 07:35 PM

have you even tried superballs or sergios? or do you only have no schools and judge other wheels you haven tried?

**melifont monk** · 09-27-2007 07:29 AM

i've used EW's....and i've skated mini logos and blings....as well as flashbacks and 88a roller blade wheels....i'm wanting to try 66 strikers and sergios....just to round out my testing....so far...i REALLY like the slide A's...but i wanna try sergios just to see the comparison without the " Gravity sucks/ EW bandwagon etc"

**Daniel M.** · 09-27-2007 07:54 AM

I havent tried the noschools, but apart from the sergios, all of gravity's slide wheels blow. I've heard that sergios flatspot easilier then earthwings, although I havent spent much time on mine yet to find out for myself. I have a set of earthwings that I love, a set of sergios that i picked up for cheap and havent tried much yet, and 2 sets of gravity street sliders that arent even worth riding.

edit: If youre wanting a bigger earthwing, check out the lush cannonballs. They use the earthwing mold, but come in a larger size if i'm not mistaken.