Andy Anderson's Pro Wheel Nano Cubics VS Powell Dragon Wheels

Andy Anderson's Pro Wheel Nano Cubics VS Powell Dragon Wheels
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[@kylewilliams3559]

I'm loving my dragon wheels so much more quiet and less vibration

[@frankrotthier4392]

been riding Dragons all the time lately, I don't have to swap wheels anymore I just skate the Dragons everywhere. I've got several sets/sizes. Also helps with my 47-year old body 😅

[@leamon2501]

" a fools mind is always set, a wise mans mind is open to change."

[@FlackerCounty]

They do make versions of the G bones and rat bones in dragon formula now. Personally I love the rat bone dragon formula in green.

[@SandlapperSam]

They also make them in the 65mm G bones version

[@vorpalblades]

RatBones Dragons rule. The nano-cubics are essentially smaller Ratbones with a slightly larger radius on the outside edge.

[@davidleeashkenazi8992]

You can get the G-Bones shape, they're 64mm

[@gabrielandkiana]

Please do a break down of the powell peralta reissue deck setup in this video 🙏 would love it

[@mrzoom214]

1:46 My Dragons are 93A

[@MichaelRelevant]

Yeah, I don’t remember the durometer. It probably was 93a it wore off so fast.

[@jthamilton9083]

Wow I found your vid on a fluke and am a new subscriber. Great vid keep it up!!!

[@MichaelRelevant]

Awesome, thanks for the support.

[@wolfhands2508]

Sense I started skating dragons I really can’t go back to a 99a

[@vorpalblades]

Game changer in East Coast crust.

[@Gab3S0lan0]

I strongly suggest if you like these wheels but have slightly rougher terrain that you keep sliding out on. Powell also makes their G-slides which are amazing for cruising and sliding. They come in multiple sizes too. I have both 56mm and 59mm. I put them on my longboard and they slide too much for me, but go over much rougher terrain that the dragons. Though if you're gonna be in park more, i would probably suggest the dragons because they do have some slight resistance with grinds.

[@GreybeardSkates]

Do the Nanos come off coping pretty easily? The inside radius looks pretty square.

[@MichaelRelevant]

Yeah they’re great on transition just heavy for flip tricks.

[@ezrhino100]

you are now officially a flow rider for George. I am interested in that deck. Can you say more about it? other than the nose anxiety?

[@MichaelRelevant]

Not really, the tail is nice. I’d like to have a double tail board. Lake an old school, double tail.

[@darklight4815]

i thought that nose looked mighty long on that Per Welinder board....you re-drilled that joker lol...big improvement?

[@americanjoe7679]

What trucks are you using on the Powell board?

[@MichaelRelevant]

Thunder 149 titanium lights Hollow kingpin

[@chrhadden]

im a skater that really did pay for his wheels.cant see life without my 58mm dragons. they are all that. getting something for free to promote them is the definition of being sponsored.

[@MichaelRelevant]

Haha naw when you’re sponsored you consistently get them for free and you’re on a team. I haven’t been sponsored since 2018. I’ll buy them from now on. They’re awesome.

[@chrhadden]

@@MichaelRelevant im just giving you a hard time bro and maybe a little jealous

[@rmarinero]

I have both in 52mm, the nano cubic in 97a is much better for skatepark, so much that I thinking in buy X-formula in 97a or 99a. Dragons are too slow and the rebound and sound makes it feel weird, I did not like it, also they stuck on metal

[@chrhadden]

a wheel at 52mm is slow

[@erinhayes3563]

They're 93a

[@Scharfster]

The regular dragons are 93a!

[@TacticalNuke321]

I feel like the nano cubic wheels make the board feel heavier.

[@MichaelRelevant]

Yeah a little bit.

[@castrot2701]

🐉🐉🐉

[@financial_age]

yeah would be great if we got a full pads street pro. There is nothing cool about getting hurt bad, which only makes your progression slower.

[@vorpalblades]

Nano-cubics are marked as Dragon Formula. 97A.

[@MichaelRelevant]

Yeah, it’s the exact same formula as formula X bones. Bones and Powell are the same company they’re both owned by Skate one. Normal Dragon Wheels are 93a

[@vorpalblades]

Why would they differentiate between them if they were the same formula? They don't feel the same riding. The Formula X feels like it has less rebound and a higher rolling resistance. It also doesn't slide as well as the 97A Dragon in my experience.

[@MichaelRelevant]

That’s what the guy Powell sent to meet with me said. Obviously the regular Dragon Wheels are totally different, but Andy Anderson’s dragon wheel the 97a is the same as the X formula. All companies do stuff like this. Skate one owns both companies. They have to look like they’re competing with each other. They have to make people argue on which one is better and try both. Most companies that are competing with each other are owned by the same company. Every camera company is owned by the bank of Japan. But they still pretend to compete with each other.