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Skateboarding => Shoes & Gear => Topic started by: Yacine on June 06, 2014, 10:10:56 AM
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Has anyone tried them sfw anderson shape spits ? It seems like a good wheel and the shape looks fun
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Has anyone ever used the SEARCH function? It looks like a good tool and fun to use. Or are they not teaching that anymore in remedial Internet Class?
The "I CAN HAZ Trophy for Participation?" generation thinking every thought in their heads are unique and worthy of attention.
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Has anyone ever used the SEARCH function? It looks like a good tool and fun to use. Or are they not teaching that anymore in remedial Internet Class?
The "I CAN HAZ Trophy for Participation?" generation thinking every thought in their heads are unique and worthy of attention.
chill
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do yourself a favor and wait a little longer for the f4 version
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do yourself a favor and wait a little longer for the f4 version
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do yourself a favor and wait a little longer for the f4 version
I'm skating the non f4's and there some of the best wheels I've ever skated. With that being said, I'm sure the combination of that shape with the f4 formula it will be amazing.
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yep cant wait for the F4 version
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The only thing is we don't know when the SFW F4 will arrive. Remember last year, alot people on here spent the whole summer skating old wheels waiting anxiously for the F4's to arrive only to get them by september or some shit like that. Sure DLX say's they're coming soon but who really knows... ?
Just buy the regular SFW they don't flatspot as quick as regular spitfires, I have a set of 54's and they're amazingly fun to skate with !
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My only beef with the SFW is that I think they are too heavy and clunky. With the f4 material I bet they are perfect. The material is much lighter. Ive been riding the full shape. They are perfect but not as wide as I would like. I guess ill have to wait.....come onnnn dlx
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Skating sfw right now and when the f4 ones come out I will never buy another wheel in my life.
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Skating sfw right now and when the f4 ones come out I will never buy another wheel in my life.
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Riding the 55mm now, really good wheel, I like wide wheels and these are perfect!
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Riding the 55mm now, really good wheel, I like wide wheels and these are perfect!
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I like them aesthetically, but realistically, can anyone really feel the difference?
I guess years of spending my youth skating mismatched wheels made me insensitive to it.
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I like them aesthetically, but realistically, can anyone really feel the difference?
I guess years of spending my youth skating mismatched wheels made me insensitive to it.
I'm riding the 52's, wheels are wheels. I'll try the F4's when they come out, but I'm not going to wait if I need wheels.
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I like them aesthetically, but realistically, can anyone really feel the difference?
I guess years of spending my youth skating mismatched wheels made me insensitive to it.
I definitly see a difference in the board control when I'm pushing the board is alot more stable and I don't have to worry about any pebbles, powerslides demand alot more body power also IMO.
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Maybe it's a mental thing but slappies and getting on coping seem easier with wider wheels.
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after years of spitfire classics then switching to these the only differences i saw were my trucks turned a touch more mellow and locking into grinds on coping was much more stable.
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Maybe it's a mental thing but slappies and getting on coping seem easier with wider wheels.
Yea it makes sense. I think the angle they have makes it easier to keep locked in and lock in. I noticed it when I went from the full shape to normal to sfw.