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Skateboarding => Shoes & Gear => Topic started by: 9inchdeck on May 10, 2023, 09:00:25 PM
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My homie just hooked me up with some new STF 83B’s and all I’ve skated for the past 10 years were STF 103A’s. I love being able to slide and revert with ease but I can’t really imagine my wheels being harder than they already are. Is there a noticeable difference between the two.
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What are stf 101s? Old stock or are you mixing something up?
Stf is only 103 and 99.
Spf is 104 and 101 I think
And then there's the bones 100s, the cheaper wheels.
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What are stf 101s? Old stock or are you mixing something up?
Stf is only 103 and 99.
Spf is 104 and 101 I think
And then there's the bones 100s, the cheaper wheels.
You’re right. I’ve been skating 103A’s. My bad
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They’re literally the same hardness. Just different scales.
https://bones.com/why/b-scale/ (https://bones.com/why/b-scale/)
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83B IS 103A.Period
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SPF wheels are B scale, STF are A scale. Different scales, similar hardness
BUT most importantly, SPF and STF are different formulas. SPF is for parks and transition mostly, STF is for street.
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My homie just hooked me up with some new STF 83B’s and all I’ve skated for the past 10 years were STF 103A’s. I love being able to slide and revert with ease but I can’t really imagine my wheels being harder than they already are. Is there a noticeable difference between the two.
If you've skated them for 10 years, you used to skate 83b. They switched to 103b branding in the last 4-6 years.
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Maybe one of the biggest similarities though is neither are spitfires….
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Maybe one of the biggest similarities though is neither are spitfires….
That's a good thing