nah kerry i'm joking, just a bit wacky

Pretty interesting..

Fully clear dual durometer wheels? That would look/feel sick without anybody even knowing you had them! Sneaky!

I actually like these. The look anyway. It lets you get a grippy, but hard wheel! And with say a two tone split ply, you could get the materials to match.

^two tone deck with o material outer and brandon roberts material inner wheels : o

Has noone picked up on the fact that these have been made before? Mike didn't release a stock of them, or if he did but it was very limited, but I remember someone (possibly Thom?) Has a set of FF G6-5's, they're the a material outside with x on the inside

I don't get the point, you can have a or whatever material on the inside, but that wouldn't affect how it actually rolls, surely it would just feel like the outer material.

Im guessing its purely aesthetical, they would look cool on matching trucks / deck

Boffey wrote:

I don't get the point, you can have a or whatever material on the inside, but that wouldn't affect how it actually rolls, surely it would just feel like the outer material.

Im guessing its purely aesthetical, they would look cool on matching trucks / deck

If it has for example the T material on the inside the wheel would easy brake (as the t material brt ed did) But If you had the X material it wouldn't slip. But dual durometer allows you to have a like the T material on the outside and a harder material on the inside so the wheels last much longer

wouldnt the outer core just fuck up then though?

BrorS wrote:

Boffey wrote:

I don't get the point, you can have a or whatever material on the inside, but that wouldn't affect how it actually rolls, surely it would just feel like the outer material.

Im guessing its purely aesthetical, they would look cool on matching trucks / deck

If it has for example the T material on the inside the wheel would easy brake (as the t material brt ed did) But If you had the X material it wouldn't slip. But dual durometer allows you to have a like the T material on the outside and a harder material on the inside so the wheels last much longer

Does this create some kind of like squishy feeling on top of some hard feeling? Like would your wheels sag down when you landed? I don't know how I would feel about that with super loose trucks, it would be like fingerboarding on spaghettio's

Boffey wrote:

wouldnt the outer core just fuck up then though?

the t's suck because they break on the inside, but the feel they give is great. so you could have the feel of a T wheel, with the durability of an A

I was thinking that maybe when they get a bit of use to them, they will maybe split? I maybe wrong but that was my idea of it. They look terrible, IMO.

Todd made some a while back to

honestly if its something common in skateboarding no company has a "right" to do it.
that being said, substance>fatflaps

They are finally here .. http://flatfacefingerboards.com/webstore/products/FlatFace-Dual-Durometer-Bearing-Wheels-%252d-Turquoise%7B47%7DBlack.html 2 colors available http://flatfacefingerboards.com/webstore/products/FlatFace-Dual-Durometer-Bearing-Wheels-%252d-Turquoise%7B47%7DWhite.html whoaa..

They've been out for like a week...

Will Sparrow-Saunt wrote:

They've been out for like a week...

O.M.G

Just picked some up

Those Omegas look so sick Mikkel

Get these bad boys. They are utterly ridiculous.

Not my preference I`m afraid Flatface. I am addicted to Oaks...need the mucho feeling grip and awesome screaches! Thanks anyways though..lol

Bakko wrote:

Not my preference I`m afraid Flatface. I am addicted to Oaks...need the mucho feeling grip and awesome screaches! Thanks anyways though..lol

THIS!