new dtf wheel
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what shape will these be?
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Where did you hear about them?
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Still in the works. Working on a 56mm and a 58mm in a possible Slim shape.
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stoked they're coming back.
the 55mm x 34mm Standard shape would be perfect... jus' sayin. -
Yeah make 58's and 60's!
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Slim shape- Nice!
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Please Please make it in 60mm ! :)
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are these wheels good for masonite? cant find a good indoor skate wheel that dosent slide.
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Yep Nick, they are very good fo indo slickness!
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Nick, they are crazy grippy. To a fault outdoors, if you like to slide. They are near impossible to slide. A great formula though.
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Very rue Cwalker, damn near impossible o break free!
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thanks guys. i live in chicago and the winters out here suck big time. have to skate indoors, and the indoor masonite pool i skate is so damn slick you slide alot and need something grippy. im waiting for the vallely lightning bolt to come out and il set that up with a set. should be a good combo. ;)
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cant wait to see it
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I'm curious if this is the same formula as the older version...????
I found some 62mm on the web and was just wondering !!!! -
I snagged an old pair of 62mm !!!
I await the new "Reapers" -
So about what Duro were DTF's? Curious about these.
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I don't know an actual number but I'm guessing around 88a or so.It's been too cold here to go out and test them and our indoor park is closed for good.Should be warm enough this weekend to give 'em a rip !!!!
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dtfs are 95a ish
here is old thread http://www.skateone.com/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=5 -
Quick draw bill! I was going to say the same thing.
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Thanks guys !!! Much appreciated !
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that's what we're here for
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So if DTF's are 95a-ish then what are STF's?
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83b and spf is 84b and atf is 80a
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STF's and SPF's are over 100 on the A scale which does not actually go that high so if you extend it out they are between 103-105a. Bones started using the b scale which is more accurate for the hardness of fast skate wheels but this confused people who were only used to the A scale so Bones decided to coin the SPF,STF,DTF and ATF terms for their lines.
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