53mm Landshark Sidecuts 97A

BONES 100’s

• SERIES #3

• 55mm : Average wheel size for beginners and bigger riders skating street, skate parks, bowls, and vert ramps.

• V5 Sidecut – Versatile, Lighter Weight, Less side drag, Lock in for faster grinds, Graphic protection, Most preferred shape by the pros

• Suggested Use: Street

• original formula 100a Hardness : Harder and faster wheel with little grip. less effective on slick and rough surfaces.

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Skate Park Formula (SPF) is a very high quality urethane specifically formulated to resist flatspotting on slick or smooth surfaces while maintaining a higher rebound for a quicker response and a faster roll.

SPF has a high resistance to abrasion while not compromising hardness and slide ability.
SPF wheels grab better on slick surfaces, are almost impossible to flatspot, and are the fastest, longest lasting wheel on the market today.

P4 Shape – Versatile, well-rounded shape for street and bowls , smaller and narrower for more technical Skating

These wheels are 84B on the Durometer (Hardness) Scale- In other words, extremely Hard.

They would be perfect wheels for experienced skaters. Due to their extreme hardness, they slide fast, accelerate quickly, a can reach very high top speeds. For this reason, they are ideally suited for technical skateboarding. On rough or very slippery surfaces, however, very hard wheels can be unpleasant to skate on.

Size: 60mm

BONES Street Tech Formula® powers the legendary BONES STF wheels that roll fast, grip when you need to and slide when you want to, without flat spotting. STF gives you more control to skate with confidence. BONES STF wheels outperform all other wheels, and because they wear so well, they last several times longer than normal wheels, making STF wheels the best for less.

V1 Shape

• Versatile, Stable, Durable, Best all around Performance
• Skating Style: Classic Street
• Size: 53mm

These wheels are 83B on the Durometer (Hardness) Scale- In other words, extremely Hard.

They would be perfect wheels for experienced skaters. Due to their extreme hardness, they slide fast, accelerate quickly, a can reach very high top speeds. For this reason, they are ideally suited for technical skateboarding. On rough or very slippery surfaces, however, very hard wheels can be unpleasant to skate on.