Bones Easy Streets Review!!!

[@adamjackson8664]

You should be a quality control inspector for these brands lol

[@hernandezz4912]

Adam Jackson honestly bro lmao

[@gabriel__drake]

so true

[@overtonesnteatime198]

Thats what the pros do.....

[@Labergemusic]

You're like the only person who talks about skateboards in an intelligent way. Kind of the only person who is like this in skateboarding!

[@stevesbonesai]

I came for the Bones V Spitfire and you didn't disappoint!!

[@bendegros]

:)

[@bendegros]

@need more reps :( I'm sorry to hear that. More about you than the wheels. Wheels can be replaced. I hope you are doing alright.

[@kyle5937]

20 Year Hiatus spitfire all day

[@stevesbonesai]

@@kyle5937 yeah I'm going to pick up some tablets in a week or so!

[@stevesbonesai]

I picked up conicals instead..

[@HENNOZINGER]

I ride Bones for over 9 years. Never will change that..Just love your videos Ben. And your nollie inwards ;)

[@FrackaLacka]

Same bro, started skating in 2009ish and I've been on bones since about 2011

[@henry5123]

Love the videos Ben! Just curious, do these companies send you product to review or do you pay out of pocket for everything? Thanks man!

[@bendegros]

A bit of both.

[@jamesvann6491]

Ben Degros oh man nice to know. Keep killin it 🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@kv0805]

+Ben degros can you talk about bearing shields and and why you do or don’t use them. And I guess throw in spacers. All the forgotten parts of the set up.

[@acgwestsidesb6410]

Use all stuff as manufacturers recommend. That's it. Replace shields when they died from old bearings. Same with cages balls etc. Result rarely buys new bearings

[@unspokenwording4850]

once my bearring start to run slow i pop out the shields to keep them fast bc removing them takes away the friction

[@bikesandcoff3e]

@@unspokenwording4850 I think that you have gotten crud inside over time. Try cleaning them and lubing with a tiny drop of oil.

[@unspokenwording4850]

Bikes And Coffee these bearings are really old and have been washed multiple time, its just that phase of the bearrings

[@bikesandcoff3e]

@@unspokenwording4850 ah. Never had that happen yet from age. Usually my bearings get dirt stuck into the races, cages and stalls

[@BeardedForever]

2:30 is why you came here, 4:00 is why you stayed! 8:50 is gold!

[@j-mac7401]

Great episode_ I admittedly have an extreme addiction to buying skate wheels. I have plenty but continue to buy wheels and if I see some marked down - it's automatic it's coming home!!! Totally dig these show because I can get another homies view when it comes to the many components to skating. .

[@juliosferreira00]

Im 30 and back to skateboarding, thank you for spiring peolpe!!!

[@jgrullon32]

Skate on your balls of your feet. Dont get a steep poppy boards. You want a board you can do tricks effortlessly. Lightweight.

[@ScottGarrettDrums]

You gotta check out Powell G-Slides. They're super fast on asphalt compared to 99a wheels. My setup is an 8.5 with mellow concave, Indy 149s with Bones hard bushings, and 56mm G-Slides. After watching your series on wheelbase, I put the truck / wheel combo on a deck with a 14" WB, down from 14.25", and it offsets the weight pretty well.

[@inspireintrigue]

as i learn more about skateboard, different set ups and the different details i rewatch your videos and learn new things even tho i have already seen the vid. The techy info is so great thank you for being genuine and always being objective in reviews.

[@unspokenwording4850]

i thought these were marketed as a street wheel for asphalt and chunky ground, meant to have a good balance of a wheel like a ricta cloud and a traditional street wheel like an stf

[@ashton35]

I've found that using spacers and washers helps keep speed during turns and riding sideways on inclines.. Sure there's cores that aren't to spec, but you still benefit from using spacers/washers because they remove the possibility of added stress/movement of your bearings

[@grahammcallister3108]

I skate downhill, and have ridden a few sets of Powell Downhill wheels. For downhill, a low quality core will result in a choppy feeling slide. The Powell wheels I've ridden have all had consistently above average cores. I haven't ridden anything from spitfire, but I can say that Powell/Bones wheels have very good cores.

[@starmigo13]

Could you explain what the is a core and what the issue is about

[@grahammcallister3108]

​@@starmigo13 Soft wheels have a separate urethane or plastic piece in the middle of the wheel called the core. On street wheels the core is just the area where the bearings sit. The issue comes from bearings requiring higher precision than some wheels offer. The bearing seats on both sides must be in line, parallel, the right diameter, and the right distance apart. Its easy to fuck this up, and its very noticeable sliding grippy downhill wheels at speed. I have ridden a few sets of Powell downhill wheels and they have all had very good cores. Better than other street wheels, and better than many other soft wheels.

[@boogie..]

I've never had a problem with f4. Best wheel imo.

[@unspokenwording4850]

Matt Lane they just wear out fast imo, only reason keeping me on bones

[@soydave1988]

@@unspokenwording4850 really? I've skated my formula fours for a year now and they barely look any different than the day I set them up...and I skate 3 days a week and am not gentle on them haha

[@boogie..]

@@soydave1988 same here man. I skate every day and I've literally tried flat spotting them and they won't lol. I've had the same pair for 8 months too.

[@soydave1988]

@@boogie.. they're seriously magic haha I don't get it. They haven't lost thier shape/coned out on me either

[@boogie..]

@@soydave1988 I know bro they are def worth the money. These are my first pair actually. I'm gonna stick with them from now on.

[@MrFlashwall]

The technicality of your vids is what helped me learn fatty to flatty out of a bowl by finding the dream setup

[@bendegros]

:)

[@HandsomePuggg]

I can't un-hear the geese now! Great video as always Ben!

[@dan-iw3bv]

last 2 sets of f4s I've bought have been pretty wobbly, i noticed it a lot cuz i had new bearings in them too. i don't crank the nut down on the bearings so they still ride fine. around 6 years ago i got back into skating after over 10 years and bought f4s when they first came out, end of 2013 maybe 2014. i don't remember them being wobbly at all.

[@julienlacoma1730]

Nice to watch you skate street lines , And for wheels well... f4 forever .

[@jeffladrillono2313]

I always crank the nut down on the bearing to make sure the bearings seat right in the core then back it off so theres a little play. I've never noticed a wobble on formula fours.

[@bendegros]

I have seen it on the wider more square wheels. I think they show it more.

[@itzEnJ]

I’ve had 2 sets of the conical full. My first set 3 out of 4 wobbled but it didn’t affect performance at all and my second set 1 out of 4 wobbled so maybe it’s more common on the wider formula 4s some batch are good and some may have wobble. It bothered me at first but I didn’t mind it after a while

[@calebwilson6298]

If only every KZbin review was this good! Plus 0:47 busted me up - I’m going with seal bark. BTW - it’s about time for merch...

[@makrospex]

From my experiences, bones wheels with bones bearings and 10.2mm spacers (Mob) i could crank down the nuts more than with 10mm spacers, and a just a bit less with F4's and 10.2mm spacers. However, i left the bones route because they feel quite harder at the same durometer than F4's and my knees are not comfortable with that at age 44. Sometimes it's as little as rolling in manual off a 10 inch high table/curb hurts my knee on landing with STF and even 1/16" rubber shock pads mounted, while they tolerate this many times in a row with F4's 99ers even without the rubbers. Stuck to F4 for now, no regrets, and they even slide a little bit better than bones 100's.

[@Sean1Lima]

IME, not just Bones, but all SOC wheels seem to have more precise cores than Spitfires. I've been through a few sets of Mini Logos 101A's (and one set of 90A's) and STF's and have always been ables to tighten my axle nuts waaaay down. I did, however, pick up some F4's for my street setup and some 80HD Chargers for cruising and I've noticed that on the F4's my bearings don't sit exactly parallel inside the wheel and the Chargers (which are cored wheels) seem to have been molded with the core slightly off center on at least one of the wheels in the set...

[@XX-br4ly]

Just got a set of spitfire f4s last week. The core is definitely off however it hasn't affected the way they feel. I was looking at them and they also don't seem to be perfectly round. They feel great but at about $70 (in Japan) hopefully it doesn't affect them in the long run. I have had a few sets of them and this is the first pair I have noticed it on.

[@kanklelove1826]

Hi & thanks for your work. May I request a line? -On Flat Ground 1st a fakey flip, 2nd a switch front 180°, 3rd a Great-BIG tre-flip! That would be super awesome, and thanks again for _ALL_ you do, Ben.

[@bward5827]

Dude Canada is rad. All those spots would be illegal in the United, then you'd have craze security guards running around trying to tackle you.

[@by-romancing]

We still get that sometimes lol

[@christopherrobinson9690]

Tackle you?! Sue the shit out of him for damages from assault!

[@PimpMatt0]

I like your technicality. You do a really good job reviewing.

[@bendegros]

:)

[@sk8board_blues248]

Love this review. Just by how the wheel sounds I know it's not the wheel for me. Thanks Ben!

[@Mylesmundle]

“I’ve checked out” lol too funny! I’ve been Bones forever now. STF and SPF for my big setup. Could never get over yellow wheels. Not the main reason but they never let me down, also like the shapes.

[@AdventuresInSkateboarding]

Still checked in. This was good. These are the next wheels i was looking to get. But then i saw your Spitfire Tablet video and i am going with those.

[@PeterPan54321]

I never had the wobbling issues with any kind of spitfire wheels. I normally skate the bigger ones like the conicals or conical fulls.

[@soydave1988]

Conical full for life

[@MarkG1012]

Me person I love Bones Wheels over wheel brand and that’s because of how hard they are. I love the 83b/103A I find it to be smooth, very nice and slidy and it gives me a solid pop to my tricks. I’m not sure if I would like the easy street due to them being softer and probably a reminder of my time with Spitfire wheels which I’ve disliked very much

[@jwest88]

I skate formula fours and haven't noticed the issues with the bearing cores. I do like to use spacers and keep my wheels tight, but I do it so that when I land primo I won't grind my axle down at an angle because the nut is as close to flush with the end of the axle as I can get it. I did have a bad experience with flatspotting a set of STFs within a week though (a sizeable one), so am not sure if those are better in that regard or not.

[@Y34RZERO]

Bones are pretty good with spacers. I tighten down since I like to go down hill. The slop in the wheels goes into wobbles. Tighten them down with spacers and keep your weight forward for hill bombing and you will notice that you don't get wobbles very bad if at all.

[@7nicknames]

I love when footage of you skating a line is included. you rip and its a nice break from the static shots. Keep up the great videos!

[@Goossen015]

I think it would be so cool to see you and all the other KZbin skaters in one video. Doing all there best tricks and have fun the whole day😎🤘🏽

[@OutlandishMojo]

Ben that OG skater! No youtube skaters here...just a..skater on KZbin?

[@_JWT]

As a guy who went from downhill to street I do crank down my wheels all the way. I have never noticed the bones wheels having a better core than spitfire. Cranking the wheels down all the way does get rid of the chatter/bark sound my wheels make when I do powerslides. In your flatspot test sections It'd be cool if the slid the wheel tight and loose to hear the difference.

[@bendegros]

Next time!

[@ianreid1434]

Nice, I was interested in these wheels. I like how they stay really white, but I think I should still go for formula 4's for performance.

[@rodschenkjav]

Ian Reid I ride bones ES and they are amazing.

[@thinkforyourself5672]

The Easy Streets are worth trying. I have 3 pairs and love them. I'd give them a shot if you've already tried Formula 4's

[@sethnicholls7861]

Formula 4's 99a are the best IMO

[@faunaflage]

Props on getting more street footage! Great review, too. I was curious about the Easy Streets, so thanks for the info, Ben.

[@MrWookieewonder]

I used to always use spacers but not tighten the nut fully. Now I snug the nut down and the board feels way better in the corners of bowls etc. More stable and smoother. Guess I makes sense that if you didn't use a spacer when you corner hard it would side load the bearing and slow you down!!

[@juanshady7949]

I seeeee....imma have to try these for my christmas set up this year...oooo yeah and thats very true that core of bones wheels are good ....my homeboy is a spitfire guy and he too thinks that the spitfires core makes the wheel wobble,for that reason he rides pretty tight and not lose...i myself ride in between...ive tried riding spits and noticed the wobbles lol....great video ben 💪been a sub since day onee😎

[@bendegros]

You have been around since day 1 and I thank you for it!!!

[@CaliBreeeze]

I am a spitfire guy but I noticed a bunch of them can be a bit wobbly but shit I ride right through it doesn’t bother me lol.. great review Ben! -Jay

[@bendegros]

Thanks Jay!!

[@ieatplanets7086]

Spitfire definetely have a little wobble to them, but it is non existent when you are at speed but when going slow you can feel it as it slows more. I notice it at the park after i land bank to flat and roll away. Have the 97a F4 classics right now

[@guyincognito2506]

Think I'm gonna stick with 99 F4's with original Swiss. Thanks for the review. Was curious about these for sure. Just found your channel a couple days ago and dig it. Sub'd

[@las10plagas]

*YES* I felt like my first (and by now only) set of F4's was wobbly on the inside, after I put in the bearings. I was a bit bummed, because the wheels where a bit expensive and I was low on money but after skating them the first time, I forgot about the wobbliness, until now... I don't use spacers and thighten the nuts, so I think that's why I forgot about it. I had a few tiny chunks blasting out of my spitfires, too but they do not really affect the overall feel of the wheel, either :-) but I think I had that happening to any wheel I skated

[@CowichanSUPr]

Okay Ben...what do you think is a wheel that has good grip yet not so soft it feels like rubber balls for skating a Masonite mini ramp. I just got a set of the Bones Skate Park and they are okay but still slide like crazy.

[@tinman6076]

What you said about tightening the wheels all the way is definitely true, at least for bones atf wheels. I use them for a couple cruisers, and because of their plastic core I can tighten them all the way with bones spacers and they roll perfect

[@kl884]

Ben the nose slide switch back tale line came out really well you must be happy with that 1?

[@bendegros]

I was mostly happy. The one thing that bugged me was you couldn't see how fast I was going for the noseslide. I was going dangerously fast to make sure I could do the switch back tail with enough speed to still look good.

[@kl884]

It's still looks good were you inspired by guy mariano by any chance ?

[@yazmuraben8462]

A bit late, but i have noticed even when cranked down with spacers some spitfire formula 4s do still have a bit of wiggle, independent of the bearings and spacers

[@dark-603]

Thats the reason why I just removed the spacers from my bones swiss.

[@vinceamir7236]

Good review as always Ben!!!!! You make me try a lot of things and i like it. Right now i got a Madness 8.375 weird shape with 14.125 wb and rails on the bottom. That's a lot of fun and i hurt myself so bad with a boardslide , i can barely move my right arm today but i just want to go skate lol. Be careful with rails guys!!!!!!

[@bendegros]

I hope you heal up well!

[@semigloss]

You should review Rain Skates wheels - maybe the Mini Bee or Mini Stinger. They’ve been around for a while and remain my favorites.

[@dj9savy]

It’s so fun to powerslide these wheels on asphalt. They seem like the best wheels I’ve ever Riden for powerslides on asphalt!

[@joshuavinoya3022]

Hey Ben, awesome review. Just wanted to see what your opinion on Ricta’s are? And if you’re willing to put some money into the rapido formulas that came out this year?

[@bendegros]

I have never tried Rictas

[@deelaz]

Yes could you test ride em? Are they really light?

[@acgwestsidesb6410]

Rapido is grippy wheels in 99a definately even in slim versions. Interesting to see performance and opinion about them.

[@logankeoughan]

Hey Ben, love the review videos! Would you consider reviewing some other wheel brands, like OJ Wheels and Orbs ?

[@itzEnJ]

Ive noticed with the spitfire f4s ive had always had the slight wobble… iv had about 5 sets of bones stf and only 1 set had some wobble but the other sets were perfect

[@prstgsfrags8525]

Cranking down on your bearings will cause a lack of spin/wobble on most street wheels, but yeah, bones wheels work best with spacers or builtin bearings

[@JadedGenXer]

I know this is old but lol. Love the end and thats what i live for. I want to hear the techie stuff because im constantly trying to find my perfect wheels. And i must add, if this was to long because you have a short attention span. I have adhd , you may need to get tested.. lol

[@professored7169]

These were my favorite wheels but unfortunately they don't make them anymore

[@usafan96soren20]

Switch flip was on point! I like the easy streets, oddly my pavement is at the same time sandpapery and slick at the same time. Right now these feel amazing! Edit after almost flatspotting and eating shit cause of the strange stickiness cause of the hot weather I'm switching back to the f4 conical still 52mm

[@bendegros]

Manuel!!!

[@norbertthetanksantos]

Great video, very informative. Have you ever done reviews on skate shoes ? I sorta new to your channel. If you do a skate shoes you should check out the Airwalk skate shoes. Looks like they are making a com back. I bought the Airwalk Ones and I am buying the Airwalk Prototype 600F . They feel great on the board and skating. If you do a review you should get some Airwalks and see what you think of the Airwalk skate shoes compared to the Vans Sk8 Pros , NikeSB , and Adidas. I rather the Airwalks over all of those I mentioned. I do have the Vans and NikeSB. But I am curious what you think . Keep up the great videos. And thank you for taking your time to make these videos.

[@bendegros]

I would wear a pair of the ones. I haven't seen any around though.

[@norbertthetanksantos]

Ben Degros I bought mine at Journeys.com

[@billybob6845]

I've noticed that wobbling effect with F4 with spacers, made my OCD all shaky, but I've also noticed that one side of the core on STF's always get looser making the bearing spin without the wheel on all 4 wheels, so I'll stick to spitfire F4, better feeling on the board

[@gonzo13ist]

I feel like there is just to much skate product out there. It’s hard to choose when there is so many choices out there. But these videos are helping me narrow my choices down! Thanks!

[@yelramyelram]

friends, a skate life hack, if you use bearing/wheel spacers, ( that little metal tube in between bearings) the noise goes away and the wheel rolls faster for longer . go test it yourselves havent tried easy streets though, but in all other wheels, using the spacers just made the wheels more silent and aligned, reducing the "geese" noise and strengthening your bearings --ok he mentioned spacers at the end, and its 100% true, just use them, its like only 4 grams extra at most, but way better performance in terms of sound and alignment and reduce axle slips too under extreme circumstances, like hill bombs, bowl or if you skate like a maniac you want em. even if you dont, it makes bearings last longer too, im pretty sure

[@professored7169]

They kill the bark and they make your board sound water logged, I hate spacers, I like wiggle in my wheels

[@obamahustler]

Love the original 83b STF/SPF's over anything else. They are hella hard and slippery but perfect for long powerslides on any terrain and also V4/V5 shape is almost impossible to flatspot so I ride 56mm V5 wheels and they last forever and feel really comfortable on rough terrain

[@listerinekiller]

i thought my f4s were defective when i saw the wobble, but cool to see its a common thing. never actually felt it though, feels perfect when riding

[@bendegros]

Exactly. I had a set of 54mm lockins that looked like they were going to be pretty bad but they were the smoothest wheel I had ever ridden. They still are actually.

[@cautiontap3]

how were the oj elites, and how do they stack up to spitfire f4s?

[@b2clipz]

100% have a set of f4 52mm 101s with a wobbly core. Bought them around 6 years ago from the USA. These wheels are £50-60. Hopefully they sorted this out by now?

[@BurningKnieClub]

I thought I was the only one with a wobbly spitfire wheel!! I had a new set of F4 99a Conicals and one wheel was a bit wobbly. Now they are 2mm smaller and the wobble is almost gone.

[@aidenli1123]

I see some of the new bones easy street 99a they are quite the same color as the spitfire F4 (light brown or something) And I do wonder if these Bones easy street can absorb color (when u guys skate red/yellow curbs) like the F4s do? Im very serious with the wheel color so if the new formula of these bones wheel could absorb the color like the F4s do I might spend money on the original STF since I can get rid of color stains or dirts on them

[@kkzooi]

about the bearings not fitting straight in spitfires, i had that problem on some charger conical wheels when i tried putting in my bear spaceball ceramics (with build in spacer like race reds). because the bearings didnt fit straight they ended up pinching on my axle and made them roll terribly. almost like seized up bearings. i then switched to bones shotgun atf and they fit perfect. they roll smooth as can be

[@Waitjayithought]

my f4 conicals wobble a little on the truck axel when I spin the wheel

[@will13k7]

great content Ben! sick skating. I would be happy just to ollie, kickflip, and heelflip consistently. I was wondering what you thought about the Tensor Mag Lights for flatground and ledges? They don't seem to be as turny as indy or thunder, but they feel super stable. the lightness allows me to ollie higher than I ever did when I was a teen in the 90's. with the mag light lows and an 8.0 alien workshop deck, I get some nice pop, but wheel bite is a bitch on misslands, even with 52s. watching your videos is dangerous, I keep wanting to try new parts, so I have a variety of boards and trucks now. last addition was an 8.0 enjoi whitey panda board, it's a weird feeling board since the whole board is dipped in white paint, with kind of a dampened sound, but the pop is great with some indy titaniums, and the sound is more pleasing.

[@bendegros]

I haven't tried any tensors in over 15 years.

[@will13k7]

Ben Degros would be awesome to hear you talk about them someday to get an OG perspective. I LOLed when you mentioned your backlog pile in a previous video though!

[@bendegros]

@@will13k7 I am now up to 17 decks on my shelf waiting!

[@davidleeashkenazi8992]

I've had that problem with some Ricta's back in the days, probably just a bad batch. I rode Bones, Spits, OJ's etc and they were all perfect out of the box/shrink whatever lol But I do suffer from axle slip a lot, so now I really leave some space P.S. The axle slip starts when my wheels are almost without any space, just enough to roll freely, so me leaving space doesn't cause the problem.

[@mairagomezvega2465]

I got a set of bones 53 v5 104’s paired with Bronson’s and I’ve been loving em, I definitely want to try these next though

[@jorgeandrescoppiano]

Good vid Ben. Had they been slidey and screechy like Spitfire 99a I would be going back to Bones

[@bendegros]

:)

[@rd-ur2vu]

Yes, I personally have experienced the spitfires being a bit wobbly, never ever been able to feel it so I don’t mind lol

[@tweekedmobb1789]

same

[@marvean2519]

Yes! Spitfire never worked with spacers for me, which is why I don’t use them. I also thought it might’ve been the core not being as precise on spitfire. I love f4 though. Do you use spacers?

[@maxdaniels4326]

U should review mini logo wheels again coz I've been told they r basically the same as Bones wheels. I've been skating the 101a 53mm multi-coloured ones for a while and they seem really nice for me. Awesome video Ben !

[@bendegros]

:)

[@Oztinnieadventures]

My spitfire formula 4's wobble all over the place, it can't be felt however it almost puts me off buying them due to inaccurate/poor finish on what is considered a premium product.

[@NessaDarps]

0:58 lmao Great video Ben, and sick lines 🔥

[@MattySagz]

Great vid once again! I have a question. Since you have these clean nollie flips could you maybe give me some advice? I have a REALLY hard time flicking with my right foot (Im regular). Do you do the same motion as doing a normal kickflip? Or do you see it as two different tricks motion wise?

[@bendegros]

exact same thing. Your foot just might not be conditioned for them. Try a bunch, do something fun, try a bunch more, then do something fun again. You can get them if you want it bad enough.

[@MattySagz]

@@bendegros Cool! Thanks i appreciate it alot

[@christopherpetts6599]

My local park is way too crumby to ride anything harder than 92a. Doomed to skate Ricta clouds 56mm......i dream of powerslides😭

[@lucaldf5450]

Are v1 shape close to spitfire f4 radial slim ? As always great review

[@bendegros]

Yes.

[@johnm3946]

I was hoping you would say that they rode like Santa Cruz street razors. I'm on the hunt for that formula.

[@davenj1393]

Just getting back into skating. Got my first pair of spitfire f4 wheels and there all wobbly like you were mentioning... Also one of the wheels has wore down waaaay quicker then the rest and I dont even power slide. Pretty bummed

[@hrskateboardin]

You re still killing bro! 🔥🔥

[@starmigo13]

Man ben you must really love your formula fours man. Even got me thinking of trying out the new shapes instead of the classics. What do you feel is the best shape for skating street?

[@bendegros]

That really depends. I think the radial slims or the tablets will give you the best lock/speed vs agility ratio. Classics have the most agility and lockins or conical fulls have the smoothest/fastest ride.

[@starmigo13]

Ben Degros Guess I’ll never know unless I try them all hahahha

[@rucksacksepp6955]

Can you do a full review of wreck wheels and their invention of thermoplastic molded inside for (as they claim) better grind and slide ability. That would be awesome!!!

[@xExile7]

Question Ben, Have you ever tried Ace Trucks? And how does Crailtaps new wood compare to deluxe or Toy machine wood?

[@gromitmitten7803]

Digging those lines Ben 🔥 do you have any tips on how to 270 or revert out of slides? I'd love to start getting these out of noseslides

[@joshuacrane2397]

I found learning 270 out of noseslides came easier on a bank to ledge, also popping a little nollie helps and spinning away from the ledge helps with the board not clipping the ledge on the way out. Hope this helps bro, get out there and get gnarly.

[@bendegros]

Try halfcab noselide 270. It gives you the momentum for the follow through.

[@gromitmitten7803]

@@bendegros joshua crane much appreciated guys!

[@Miamiz24]

I don't even know if they make em anymore, but what are your thoughts on Ricta wheels? i remember they where quite pricey back in my skating days

[@adrianogomes6354]

Ahah, awesome ending :) Thanks for all these tips and videos btw!!!

[@dakushlife5225]

Hey ben you think you make a review vid on a krooked zig zagger? That would be a nice one

[@clayboi7]

Great review. Thanks Ben!

[@bendegros]

:)

[@freger5387]

for me my formula 4s are definitely a little wobbly, but I don't feel it at all

[@hirokitoda2227]

Please review tensor trucks maybe comparison with thunders

[@rikerkirchheiner9856]

You should do an OJs Elite review😁

[@hernandezz4912]

Real Emiel yesssss

[@davidleeashkenazi8992]

Pretty sure he rode them and flatspotted them, according to his IG... so a review might be soon, maybe I'm such a stalker lol

[@bendegros]

I will do it soon. The problem is I used all the footage I got on them for my FA review. Then I did a flatspot test and now I can't ride them. I will just scab some footage together and put it out.

[@soydave1988]

@@bendegros nice nice I've been waiting to hear someone's actual unbiased opinion on those. Everything I've seen is either extremely vague or it's essentially an advertisement haha. Thanks for all the work you put in, you're hands down the best skate product reviewer out there

[@chickenmanoktae]

Bronson Raw Bearings?

[@joshuacrane2397]

Sucks how long it takes to review wheels, It would be sick to see you review ojs x rictas new formula x these x spities. I'm spitfire for life apart from some time in about 2009 when I ran a set of autobahns, anyway cheers for another great review Ben and remember kids what works for one skater sucks for another, buy what you can afford, skate what you want and just have fun.

[@bendegros]

:)

[@ANGRYBOYAARON]

Ben, can you try out some OJ Insane-A-Thanes? And let us know what ya think!

[@evanbutz2197]

I have those exact wheels and they are my favorite wheel ive had. But ive only ever skated bones so I don't really know