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Skateboarding => Shoes & Gear => Topic started by: southernnn on June 17, 2014, 07:54:15 PM
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Looking to get some shop wheels made, and would like good quality. The samples we just tried felt like straight hard plastic. I have heard Point Distribution was decent?
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If you have to ask you're in no shape to run a skateboard company. Call around FFS
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call these guys..
http://www.creativeurethanes.com/urethaneskateboardwheels.html (http://www.creativeurethanes.com/urethaneskateboardwheels.html)
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Point wheels aren't that bad; I've had a few sets. Durability-wise they could be better, I've had sets that I've flatspotted pretty quickly and they don't last as long as a lot of other wheels.
Feeling-wise I'd say they're pretty good. They give a real good slide and they have just the right amount of grip.
Point's warehouse is in the same city I live in, and their stuff is obviously pretty easily accessible here, so I find myself riding Point product quite often. For the price it's really not that bad at all.
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You may have heard of Spitfire before and Deluxe? Yea they know a thing or two about wheels. They do spitfire colabo's with skateshops. It's cool to get a pair of Spits with your local shop logo on them
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call these guys..
http://www.creativeurethanes.com/urethaneskateboardwheels.html (http://www.creativeurethanes.com/urethaneskateboardwheels.html)
This. I've bought a set of Polar wheels made by those guys and they we're terrific !