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Quote from: fookya on May 15, 2013, 09:35:40 AMExpand QuoteI've been riding spitfires pretty much exclusively for the past 10 years. I've tried a few other things here and there, even jumped on the stf craze a few years ago, they just felt horrible, way to slippery and hard. not to mention the shapes are completely miserable, so much so that I would prefer a yellowing flat spotted f1. However, these past year or two I've ridden mostly spitfire classics, all of which for some strange reason haven't yellowed or got any substantial flat spots, and have out performed every f1 set i've had. I'm stoked to try the formula 4 wheels.[close]Bones makes 4 stf shapes for all styles of skating, if you can't find one you like you're doing it wrong
I've been riding spitfires pretty much exclusively for the past 10 years. I've tried a few other things here and there, even jumped on the stf craze a few years ago, they just felt horrible, way to slippery and hard. not to mention the shapes are completely miserable, so much so that I would prefer a yellowing flat spotted f1. However, these past year or two I've ridden mostly spitfire classics, all of which for some strange reason haven't yellowed or got any substantial flat spots, and have out performed every f1 set i've had. I'm stoked to try the formula 4 wheels.[close]
Quote from: Tracer link=topic=68020.msg1913290#msg1913290 date=1368665931Expand QuoteQuote from: fookya on May 15, 2013, 09:35:40 AMExpand QuoteI've been riding spitfires pretty much exclusively for the past 10 years. I've tried a few other things here and there, even jumped on the stf craze a few years ago, they just felt horrible, way to slippery and hard. not to mention the shapes are completely miserable, so much so that I would prefer a yellowing flat spotted f1. However, these past year or two I've ridden mostly spitfire classics, all of which for some strange reason haven't yellowed or got any substantial flat spots, and have out performed every f1 set i've had. I'm stoked to try the formula 4 wheels.[close]Bones makes 4 stf shapes for all styles of skating, if you can't find one you like you're doing it wrong[close]Or maybe... we dont like bones.
Quote from: fookya on May 15, 2013, 09:35:40 AMExpand QuoteI've been riding spitfires pretty much exclusively for the past 10 years. I've tried a few other things here and there, even jumped on the stf craze a few years ago, they just felt horrible, way to slippery and hard. not to mention the shapes are completely miserable, so much so that I would prefer a yellowing flat spotted f1. However, these past year or two I've ridden mostly spitfire classics, all of which for some strange reason haven't yellowed or got any substantial flat spots, and have out performed every f1 set i've had. I'm stoked to try the formula 4 wheels.[close]Bones makes 4 stf shapes for all styles of skating, if you can't find one you like you're doing it wrong[close]
Quote from: foureyedjim on May 14, 2013, 09:19:33 PMExpand QuoteI just rode around on my backup board cuz it was in my trunk.I can't stand the sound/feeling of bones stf anymore. my fourmula 4's still going strong, can't wait to get them in a conical shape.[close]Are they gonna release them in a conical/SFW shape? fuck i hope so
I just rode around on my backup board cuz it was in my trunk.I can't stand the sound/feeling of bones stf anymore. my fourmula 4's still going strong, can't wait to get them in a conical shape.[close]
Quote from: ThugWaffle on May 15, 2013, 07:29:46 PMExpand QuoteQuote from: Tracer link=topic=68020.msg1913290#msg1913290 date=1368665931Expand QuoteQuote from: fookya on May 15, 2013, 09:35:40 AMExpand QuoteI've been riding spitfires pretty much exclusively for the past 10 years. I've tried a few other things here and there, even jumped on the stf craze a few years ago, they just felt horrible, way to slippery and hard. not to mention the shapes are completely miserable, so much so that I would prefer a yellowing flat spotted f1. However, these past year or two I've ridden mostly spitfire classics, all of which for some strange reason haven't yellowed or got any substantial flat spots, and have out performed every f1 set i've had. I'm stoked to try the formula 4 wheels.[close]Bones makes 4 stf shapes for all styles of skating, if you can't find one you like you're doing it wrong[close]Or maybe... we dont like bones. [close]Not liking bones is like saying you prefer crap wheels. Not all of us live near skateshops and can replace flatspotted wheels in an instant. I've skated for 12 years and no wheel resists flatspots better than bones. Bones makes 100s for all you spitfire lovers, and their SPF formula is great for all you vert/ bowl skaters You're beating a dead horse, every non sponsored skater will tell you bones are the best.
Quote from: Tracer link=topic=68020.msg1913290#msg1913290 date=1368665931Expand QuoteQuote from: fookya on May 15, 2013, 09:35:40 AMExpand QuoteI've been riding spitfires pretty much exclusively for the past 10 years. I've tried a few other things here and there, even jumped on the stf craze a few years ago, they just felt horrible, way to slippery and hard. not to mention the shapes are completely miserable, so much so that I would prefer a yellowing flat spotted f1. However, these past year or two I've ridden mostly spitfire classics, all of which for some strange reason haven't yellowed or got any substantial flat spots, and have out performed every f1 set i've had. I'm stoked to try the formula 4 wheels.[close]Bones makes 4 stf shapes for all styles of skating, if you can't find one you like you're doing it wrong[close]Or maybe... we dont like bones. [close]
Quote from: Tracer �link=topic=68020.msg1913396#msg1913396 date=1368673869Expand QuoteQuote from: ThugWaffle on May 15, 2013, 07:29:46 PMExpand QuoteQuote from: Tracer �link=topic=68020.msg1913290#msg1913290 date=1368665931Expand QuoteQuote from: fookya on May 15, 2013, 09:35:40 AMExpand QuoteI've been riding spitfires pretty much exclusively for the past 10 years. I've tried a few other things here and there, even jumped on the stf craze a few years ago, they just felt horrible, way to slippery and hard. not to mention the shapes are completely miserable, so much so that I would prefer a yellowing flat spotted f1. However, these past year or two I've ridden mostly spitfire classics, all of which for some strange reason haven't yellowed or got any substantial flat spots, and have out performed every f1 set i've had. I'm stoked to try the formula 4 wheels.[close]Bones makes 4 stf shapes for all styles of skating, if you can't find one you like you're doing it wrong[close]Or maybe... we dont like bones. [close]Not liking bones is like saying you prefer crap wheels. Not all of us live near skateshops and can replace flatspotted wheels in an instant. I've skated for 12 years and no wheel resists flatspots better than bones. �Bones makes 100s for all you spitfire lovers, and their SPF formula is great for all you vert/ bowl skaters You're beating a dead horse, every non sponsored skater will tell you bones are the best. [close]Are you trying to troll, or are you just really fucking stupid, please be honest
Quote from: ThugWaffle on May 15, 2013, 07:29:46 PMExpand QuoteQuote from: Tracer �link=topic=68020.msg1913290#msg1913290 date=1368665931Expand QuoteQuote from: fookya on May 15, 2013, 09:35:40 AMExpand QuoteI've been riding spitfires pretty much exclusively for the past 10 years. I've tried a few other things here and there, even jumped on the stf craze a few years ago, they just felt horrible, way to slippery and hard. not to mention the shapes are completely miserable, so much so that I would prefer a yellowing flat spotted f1. However, these past year or two I've ridden mostly spitfire classics, all of which for some strange reason haven't yellowed or got any substantial flat spots, and have out performed every f1 set i've had. I'm stoked to try the formula 4 wheels.[close]Bones makes 4 stf shapes for all styles of skating, if you can't find one you like you're doing it wrong[close]Or maybe... we dont like bones. [close]Not liking bones is like saying you prefer crap wheels. Not all of us live near skateshops and can replace flatspotted wheels in an instant. I've skated for 12 years and no wheel resists flatspots better than bones. �Bones makes 100s for all you spitfire lovers, and their SPF formula is great for all you vert/ bowl skaters You're beating a dead horse, every non sponsored skater will tell you bones are the best. [close]
Quote from: Tracer �link=topic=68020.msg1913290#msg1913290 date=1368665931Expand QuoteQuote from: fookya on May 15, 2013, 09:35:40 AMExpand QuoteI've been riding spitfires pretty much exclusively for the past 10 years. I've tried a few other things here and there, even jumped on the stf craze a few years ago, they just felt horrible, way to slippery and hard. not to mention the shapes are completely miserable, so much so that I would prefer a yellowing flat spotted f1. However, these past year or two I've ridden mostly spitfire classics, all of which for some strange reason haven't yellowed or got any substantial flat spots, and have out performed every f1 set i've had. I'm stoked to try the formula 4 wheels.[close]Bones makes 4 stf shapes for all styles of skating, if you can't find one you like you're doing it wrong[close]Or maybe... we dont like bones. [close]
your opinion has resulted in at least myself to believe that you should focus yourself. "every non sponsored skater will tell you bones are the best."what the fuck kind of sentence is that? every non sponsored skater is pretty much every skater and i guarantee that you don't know "every non sponsored skater." you're stupid as shit. i hate you.
I;m sure i;m not the only dc/monster/subaru type guy here
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I never said they were all the same shape...
They are't sticky, just not as plastic slidey feeling as bones.Conical shape in front, classic shape in back.
Quote from: b.v. on May 18, 2013, 07:02:14 AMExpand QuoteThey are't sticky, just not as plastic slidey feeling as bones.Conical shape in front, classic shape in back.[close]Can not wait to try these. The conical shape looks nice.
They are't sticky, just not as plastic slidey feeling as bones.Conical shape in front, classic shape in back.[close]
I just want everyone to know that I'm only 32.8% skateboarder, and that's on a good day. The rest is just soy and cum.
my local shop doesn't carry spitfire so i'll have to get em online, but don't know where to looksuggestions?
what is their hardness?
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