Any tips on skating mostly cobblestone flat (with noticeable spaces in between)? Seems like something like 97 - 99 conical full would be the best. But once I tried some A-cut mini logos, maybe even 101a and they felt amazing, so I'm quite confused.
Interesting. Were those wider wheels than the other wheels you have tried there? Was the diameter larger as well?
I would say for something like that, Diameter DOES become more important. Think of it in the extremes... extremely large wheels (like a car wheel) don't even notice the cobblestone spaces, while a comically small skateboard wheel might be able to fit in between the spaces entirely.
Similar applies for wheel contact patch width... if your wheels aren't wide enough for those spaces, it could really mess up your roll.
Durometers change from formula to formula. I know a Bones STF 99a would handle that better than a Spitfire F4 99a (I am NOT recommending Bones STF 99a, their slide is terrible) as I noticed it really bounces up cracks very well. But I've never skated a minilogo wheel.
I feel like a shill at this point, but seriously, anyone who is dealing with any sort of terrain issue that is giving them wheel problems should just grab the Powell/Bones SSF 9
3a when it comes out. Feels like a 98 or 99, but deals with every single form of shitty ground I have thrown at them.