Engadine just got a new skatepark lights and all would love to see a review

Honestly, the soft sliders are more like a 95 a I would say. I love em. I’ve been riding the dragon wheels since they came out, but always wanted something just slightly harder and these wheels are perfect. Just soft enough to go over the rough stuff without vibrating your legs too much but hard enough to actually slide and bark. I still find odd that spitfire really isn’t advertising or pushing these wheels more. Because there are awesome product.

Nice one iv just ordered a rub brick and laquar thanks for the advice

can you wax the wheels to help the blunts

Great review and actually ripping mate. Nice work.

what size of wheels are you riding?

i went from indy 159s to 169 titaniums and it improved myy bowl skating SIGNIFIGANTLY. so yes they do

Heroin graphics kinda reminds me of World industries decks, with having the Egg mascot in different themed graphics; like Industries did with Wet Willie & Flame Boy. I love it.

A month later and this trick still doesn't make any fucking sense to me, I want to learn it so bad.

The only real issue with buying Chinese should be ethical, not a quality concern. If you want American goods to be cheaper, you'll buy American.

You park seems smart.... looks like the water naturally drained out. Ares is just like a huge pool and the water always pools up in the same two spots. Close to the ra p at the roll I. And the quarter pipe woth the huge drain to the left of the video

Yeah the Holsworthy station car park 🤘🏻

93 duro ....perfect for flatspotz

I got my Dragons wore down to at least 50mm lol seems like they're getting better and better the smaller that get! Weird! (Also have Bones x97....not as good).

I bought two pair of the big balls when they first came out. . . first pair lasted 2 weeks and blew out. . second set I blew out after 2 or so months. . I've skated since 1988 , so I've skated just about everything that has existed, will never buy them again. I only skate Swiss now or Rockin Ron's bearings which are as good as Swiss but hard to get these days as he is a small time producer.

Imma stick with dragons.👍

I've been enjoying the bones x97 formula over any other wheels lately, especially the wide cuts. They feel very balanced and I can skate through rough surfaces with no problems. Plus they handle smooth surfaces well and don't lose any of their speed.

My first trucks were thunder hollows. I snapped a kingpin in half doing an Ollie on flat ground. I had never jumped that board off any ledges or stairs. Thunders hollow lights are junk.

I would never take an opinion of someone who removed the shields from their bearings...

When I was a kid, I rode a like 9" deck on 7.75 trucks. I just didn't know any better and it sucked.

Bro this park is fun but holy the one day I came there was so many little kids (im not good enough to do anything cool anways)

Dude come see Wilton skatepark its half the size of this one 🤣

I got them fpr 45$ usd in cali

Have the 58mm 93 spitfires and i love them!! They dont feel much different from 99d, you can definitely tell theyre softer and riding down the street in crusty asphalt feels better its like skating with a cruiser wheel that slides!!

Personally i feel like i can’t go back from the hard wheels. I even put 101s on my cruiserboard to be able to slide. One of these might be good for the cruiser though 😅

I feel like everyone who hates on spitfire never actually tried any, or they did before they made Formula four.

Love your content bro, you should do a vid in oran park skatepark 👌

do you no if fast times have the 'Easy rider' board by Deluxe real and anti hero i think...?????

I bought the Spitfire Soft Sliders, the Reynolds shape (though in hind sight I think I prefer the look of a wheel with a wider riding surface so I might get a different shape next). They've been great for crusty sidewalks and also my local park. Don't have a lot of experience to compare them to though.

Thanks for the very detailed and honest comparison. I have yet to try the soft sliders but will do so soon. So far the best all around wheel for me was the bones X 97 followed by the Spitfire 97 a Radial full.

Spitfires soft slider for the win. I street skate spots in crusty San Antonio multiple times a week all over the city from ditches to hill bombs & these are perfect for all the crust

Leon do another video comparing SFF4 93A vs X97, then you will really know which is better and more importantly for $4 cheaper. 99% of skaters arent made of money most are below the age of 30, keep that in mind, SO MONEY MATTERS. (I'm older and have money but I still wouldnt buy SFF4 93A over X97, due to the false claim of 93A and charging $4 more, I would rather spend the money on another set of SFF4 99A for use in smooth skate park and they dont cost $4 more).

This is my favourite Skatepark to go to, so many different obstacles to choose from, only problem is that it can get pretty crowded and also the kid on the scooter who you almost hit with your skateboard is my friend.

Dragon Wheels classical shape are amazing. I haven't tried the Spitfire's 93A wheels but I've tried the 97A drometer's one (I've made a video on youtube on it btw). I felt quite good but it seems that it was more sticky and less smooth on the rought surfaces than the Dragon Wheels which are actually softer. Next time, I think I will try the wide shape. Thank you for your video, nice content :)

I have both, if I had to decide I'd go Spitfire, they feel like a proper wheel...but my area is not smooth at all, so I cannot really use my board to just skate around..I use the Andy's nano cubic which IMO is a good inbetween

Love the x formula 97a, shine on asphalt, its just perfect for street

There’s honestly too many shapes and formulas being released

Have tried dragons, x97 and softsliders. Feel the x97 rolls faster then softsliders in my local park, but have not tried the softsliders in the streets. Going with x97 ❤

Dragon they even sound like angry dragons. Dragons for Tasmania side walks

Yeah I can't help feeling that the spitfire 93 is close to the x97, maybe even harder judging by the sound and impact feel. however at the semi rough marble surface spot I frequent, they didn't bark at all when sliding. weird. also, I remember trying my friend's spitfire 97a a few months back, and I think that might even be softer than the soft sliders lol not a fan if this marketing from spitfire... they would have honestly attracted people more if they said 95a because a ton of people have complained about the dragons being too mushy.

HOOOOOLY $100 AUD?! They are $70 CAD which I thought was expensive as hell, but man, you guys are paying a TON for wheels! But yeah, I agree 100%... the soft sliders are my favourite wheel and I don't imagine I'll be switching anytime soon. I tend to skate strictly street spots, and the soft sliders have never been able to not roll over any - and everything. Can't wait for conical fulls... 🤤

I actually just bought a set of 56 Spitfires yesterday and can't wait to get them on a board ! unfortunately work/family will make me wait until the weekend 😊

Which 93 duroneter wheels are better?

I like the Dragons more.

On day one of the spitfires I got bodied at Miranda when a wheel grabbed on smooth granite lol. After a few sessions though they nose slide better than my x97s, I reckon - I'd have a better idea if it wasn't monsoon season in Sydney.

i have skated them all. 93 spitfires feels like bones x99 at first. 2 weeks later they feel like x97 and they stay like that. 93 dragons are way softer. here in Finland spitfires are cheaper than bones or dragons. Spitfire 52mm classic 93d are my favorite right now.

Don't know why you are comparing SFF4 93A to DRAGONS, yes Spitfire market them as 93A but they ride like a 95-96A thus they are closest to the X97, and X97 is $4 cheaper and slides better than SFF4 93A, unless you want a 95-96A wheel and have to skate Spitfire, there isn't a point to pay $4 more..

one of the best channels👍🔥

Honestly love them both. If the ground permits I’d go for the Spitfires because they are just soft enough but still hard. But the Dragons are perfect if you just want a setup you know can use for anything from the rough streets to the smooth skatepark. Both are definitely my go to wheels now. Especially since my feet hurt a lot after skating 99s or 101s. I still skate 99a Spitfires now and then and they are a super wheel but I do pay the price afterwards with my one foot which I do have problems with not liking me at all afterwards.

I have had zero issues sliding my 🐉