Unleash the Classic Power of 🐀 Powell Peralta Rat Bones Re-Issue Skateboard Wheels Review

My first time on these bikes was going down a small hill at 40km/h (insane speed, smoothness, feeling of control and then I ran into a speed bump , I flew off and broke my knees, tore the flesh and got prepatellar bursitis (long time knee was deteriorating.) Best wheels in the world 10/10!

My son started skateboarding and I skateboarded in the 80's. I have owned many of these sets in the past and these reissues are just as impressive as the originals from 30 years ago. These wheels will not disappoint anyone starting to skate again!

The ride is smooth and fast, but not for shredders. I had 2 sessions with these wheels it was great but I hit a 6ft bowl and the bearings in the wheel became misaligned, the groove holding the bearings broke. I walked into a 6 foot deep bowl because my wheel was locked. I had to log out of the session as I don't have a backup at the moment.

Bought these to replace the trick wheels on my skateboard. They sit well, albeit tall and wide. Super comfortable and makes it easier to get over cracks in the road and small stones. The only negative is that the inscription is erased. Received them from a warehouse with letters missing and saw other reviews with similar comments. It's just aesthetic, although the wheels work great. Photo after a few days of skiing.

30 years later these reissued dice are still just like the originals, smooth, quiet and grippy. For the OG 10 inch reissue board, these are the wheels to try first. I bet you won't want to try anything else after riding Rat Bones. The feeling, the sound, the grip and above all the SMILE come back at the first press. When I was a teenager, I had to save up to buy a bone-wheeled Powell Ripper. I can now afford to build better than intended, and those super red wheels took my vintage build to…

Wanted to freestyle so bought these wheels. With them, your skateboard will look like a tank! If you think it's bad don't buy it (although I doubt it's exclusive to these freestyle wheels) but personally I like it. I used to not be able to drive around campus, but now I can with minimal difficulty in areas with particularly poor coverage. Due to the larger diameter, the wheels bite a lot easier, so I had to pull the trucks up quite a bit. Another solution would be to get riser pads, but since…

I love these CDs! These are exact replicas of the wheels you ridden on your old 10" deck that look like a small skateboard by today's standards, but gosh they're smooth! The concrete in front of my house is very rough due to the harsh conditions in Houston and the wheels I normally ride on (55mm, 101a) make me feel like I'm riding on a cheese grater, but these wheels slide like clockwork! These reels are a little too heavy so tricks with them under my board require a bit more effort, but the…

i weigh 82 kg and ride cruisers, skateboards and longboards. , 60mm, 85A, (44mm wide) wheel is ideal for all-terrain riding. Soft enough to be quiet, smooth and fast, but also hard enough to slide on tarmac and be durable. sweet oily slides (not icy). I find the 90A Duro too hard and loud. Wheel width is also perfect. not too narrow, not too wide. very stable at speed on paved roads but not too wide for driving on smooth roads and surfaces. I tried 88A Duro in ABEC 11 Noskoolz and they are loud