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Top Comments of this video!! :3

@_Maxten

1 year ago

i think how wide the contact patch is probably the most important thing imo. it determines how it rolls, slides, scoops, and grips

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@muimuhadresh3986

7 months ago

"Not to big not to small" Yeah, that will help me out.

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@Thelearningskater

1 month ago

R.I.P. BrailleSkateboarding I honestly hate what Aaron did to the warehouse

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@marcuslawson9750

8 months ago

unless you strictly skate at a park, or inside costco, 99a hardness is crazy. you can't go over a pencil with that

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@zyzzuschrist3410

1 year ago

This beginner series is so helpful

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@spark300c

1 month ago

I feel wheel size is base how ruff the terrain you train to go over. 54mm is skate park wheels. for me I go off the 1/4 rule when comes bumps in the road and gaps. so 15mm gap you want 60mm wheels. For 20mm bump you want 80mm wheel. general sidewalks that new get away with 60mm wheels. old one end need 70 to 80mm because some of sidewalk squares end getting raised up.

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@TheWedgeWizard

8 months ago

56-58mm 99A are where it’s at. Always spitfire.

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@weberito

1 year ago

Softness/hardness scale presented like that is actually pretty common that way

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@SacMacAttack

8 months ago

I like to skate 52s also but I like to wear in my wheels a little bit also so I usually get 53s and then wear them down about a millimeter.

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@n9tem7re

1 year ago

“Not too big not too small” that’s what she said 😏

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@pinkdripdrip7764

1 year ago

Thanks for everything you do in the skating community🙏

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@Lord_Ducck

1 year ago

I buy the ones that taste the best

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@huntershain5824

4 months ago

Hi how are you doing today I watch all of your videos all the time and all day long and awesome Youtuber in the world

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@MusicDude2002

1 month ago

You should make concrete wheels

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@The_Ninja_Tree

1 month ago

You're dead to us.

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@Laurinmtb

1 week ago

In the end of the day everyone is Gonna use spitfire turmoils four wheels anyway

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@Drew_goo

1 month ago

First, don’t buy anything from braille. He will spend it all on €ults

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@kea4570

1 year ago

"I.. I w-.. I want the widest!"

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@skater_demon12

1 year ago

I ride 99A and 88A

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