Thank you for the awesome review !! Glad the wheels are working for youuu ❤

Big fan of these wheels!

The way you explain things in the video is extremely helpful. I love the video work and editing. Curious how they slide / feel on different terrain like streets and powerslides on different things. Also, sick skating!

Love those wheels. Been riding them for 3 months and just love them Man the skating in the video was rad 🤘🤘

Got these from the Chermside store before they could hit the shelf a few weeks ago and I have to say the are the best wheels I've had in my 20+ years of skateboarding. So smooth and the stability it offers when on the rail is better than I expected. Opened up heaps of new stuff to learn.

Andy anderson is the man. I hate that people make fun of him and shit he's such a nice guy and so freaking smart. Dudes a genius especially when it comes to skateboarding. I've never met him but I'd beat someone's ass over that dude.

If you didn't grip or hang up on ts or ns, wait until you wear away the outermost gloss off the wheels and they slide ridiculous! I used the 56mm conical dragons🐉🛞 for downhill on a 33" old school 🛹 w/total control of speed and every slide!

Bro you're really good RESPECT 💪 subbed

Got these on my 10” slappy setup and yes…they are damn near perfect

I just got a set of the bones x-97a 56mm v6 shape and absolutely love them so far. They’re wide with a rounded edge like a radial but side cut like a conical. Also tried Bronson g3 bearings and have been impressed so far

It's important to mention that these wheels are wider and about 1 wheel heavier together then most sets of 52mm wheels. The wheels add 0.25 inch to the axle width which is perfect if you want to match low trucks like Tensor or Venture (they usually go only up to 8 inches) with 8.25 inch deck for example, or upscale your board widght without changing the trucks. It's also important to mention that these won't slide much because of larger contact surface but that can change over time when they become more conical. In general they work great on curbs, walls and for freestyle trick because they prevent axle threads from damage, digging into your soles but also from axles hitting your shins when missing flip tricks. In general they are great all-around wheels but not for everyone. BTW being wider also means that they feel a bit softer then 97A and probably will make them last longer.

Nice review, already got a set and have been liking them so far.

Damn I wish they had skateparks like this one in LA 😢

Best wheels I've ever skated.

thats a dope street style park

thanks for the review! I think they're coming out with the Nano Cubic shape in more sizes and the 93a Dragon formula.. I'll be curious how you think those compare to these and the originals.. I also have both, and am looking forward to this new variation..

As I'm currently divulging in slappies I may have to buy a set.

Thx. Cool review man. I just got the nano cubics 56 97 & lm really lookin forward to runnin them. I also got a heroin deck like u. 👍

Nice I just got a set. What park is that? Looks so rad

You are literally the only other person I've ever explicitly hear say that for slappies what you need is a rounded outer edge. Maybe that's because most classic wheel shapes have this anyway, but I found out the hard way when I got myself a set of Spitfire "OG Cuts", which are just perfectly flat on the side with no transition to the bottom at all. These look nice though. Riding the X formulas now but think I'll go back to the softest F4s after. In my experience, the softer duro, while making for a smoother ride on rough ground, doesn't necessarily make really shitty ground fun to skate, but it does make pristine skatepark concrete feel a little sticky somehow. Really depends what kind of skating you do, but for me I'm fairly sure the best all-round wheel remains the Spitfire F4 99d.

I would like to get them; only setback is price. Down the line though, when I want to perfect my setup, I will probably come back to these.

They definitely help with Slappys easier. I can tell a huge difference

Been skating since 1976,these wheels are faves

Thats the best looking skatepark ive seen. It looked like street

I noticed how smooth that slappy was... the wheels?

When did people start thinking 97a is soft and will let you roll over rough ground or hit a pebble and not take a spill?

How about on metal? For me they are super sticky when grinding or sliding metal rails or coping. Other than that I love them

im getting a set but 58mm. big fan of this wheel line. nothing else will work for me now. im not exaggerating

I like the wheel but they need to take 1/8th off the bolt end! If you have an 8.25 board and trucks and like to go fast BEWARE they will clip your heel they still put 1/16 past the bolt and will catch your heel

Not a fan of the spitfire radials anymore??

The only downside is not being able to rotate your wheels..Definitely a really cool, innovative design though.

looks like a fingerboard wheel tbh

Ive never really been a fan of mini logo/bones wheels..they look cheap to me..

common sense wheels that should have been made 30 years ago.....