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Powell Peralta Skateboard Wheels Nano Cubic Dragon Formula - Choose Size

NanoCubics feature the same classic design advantages, of the legendary Cubic and MiniCubic, reconceived for today's skating, and utilizing the amazing Dragon Formula. The NanoCubic's offset design allows it to have the perfect shape for both inner and outer edges to skate a wider range of obstacles. NanoCubics are smaller, lighter, and offset, so their large outer edge rolls up curbs, walls, and over cracks, and it covers your axle and nuts. The inner edge locks onto rails but releases when you need to.

Outer Lip:

Protects your nuts!

Adds width and stability

Makes coconut wheelies possible

Climbs over coping, up onto curbs and up walls

Inner Lip:

Leaves more truck exposed

Grabs onto obstacles and locks in on grinds

DRAGON FORMULA! The amazing new Dragon Formula (DF) Urethane used to create these wheels is another industry leading innovation from Powell Peralta. DF-93A Dragons will not only roll over rough terrain, but also grip and slide like 99A and 101A wheels do, so that you can do all your normal tricks and more on the greater range of skate terrains made skateable by its softer 93A hardness.


BRAND	Powell Peralta
MODEL	Nano Cubic Dragon Formula 93A
SIZE
COLOR
CONDITION	Brand New

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Wheels are measured by Diameter (Width) and Durometer (Hardness). 50mm to 54mm with a hardness of 99A – 101A is the most common size wheel for street and park skaters, while 55mm to 64mm is typical for bowl and old school skaters. The larger the wheel, the longer the roll. The softer the wheel, the smoother the roll. Softer wheels are great for rough terrain and are also quieter (which is why filmers prefer large, soft wheels). Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference and the type of terrain the skateboard will be ridden on.