Spitfire Soft Sliders - A 93D Wheel That Slides! 

They definitely slide more like a 97a wheel!

Which one do you perfer more? The X97 or these SFF4 93A and why?

The bones V1 X97’s are my favorite wheel I’ve ever skated hands down

@@jimmyhuang8730 for me personally i prefer x97. it depends on what kind of spots you skate though honestly. the soft sliders are more well rounded but since i only have shitty crusty spots in my area the x97 are better for me. i prefer dragons but that's just because of the spots in my area.

Sick, they really slide so well!

Glad you're enjoying the Dragons!

improving

cope

Doesn't matter, Spitfire has always been the better brand and the only skateboard wheel people should be buying

Supposedly they have been working on the formula since 2012 or something

They definitely slide more like a 97a wheel!

I heard people guessing they're 95s

These are very close to that!

97s wouldn’t be soft tho?

Spitfire does make 97A Formular Four wheels, they are just not being advertised a lot. I like them, but they grip noticeably more than the 99s and are slower on smooth terrain. For some odd reason, nobody on RU-vid made a comparison between the F4 97s and the new 93s although that would have been the most obvious thing to do. I wonder if the formular is really any different...

Thanks mate!

Interesting. That's the reason everyone was talking down on the dragons. Because they apparently had no bark. I love the dragons and even if they wouldn't bark or would sound like a trumpet they would win over any other wheel

@@Janinamillion yeah I was speechless for a second. Maybe it would start barking once it wears out the top layer, or it hardens due to stomping tricks like how bushings break in...? Honestly I don't give a damn about making noise in public because I live in a small, crowded country. It's just a bit confusing and iffy which I never felt from Spitfire despite knowing how they would often wait until Skate1 to do something new.

They're so good!

Glad you enjoyed it!

We've skated the 97a Nano Cubic's and they were great!

Leon, They ride and feel more like a 97A or 96A? And if you had to choose between these and the X97 which would you choose and why?

How do these compare to Bones X99s (if you or the homies have tried them)? I was thinking of getting those because x97s are a bit too sticky on nose slides/reverts.

I personally haven’t tried any 99a Bones wheels but these are much closer to the 97a X Formula wheels ​@@bakedbeings

Good question man! These feel much more like a 97a and both wheels are great but I’d have to say these Soft Sliders, only because the come in my favourite Radial shape and the still have that classic Spitfire sound 👌🏽​@@jimmyhuang8730

@LeonPaxton Love seeing an Aussie review of these wheels! I've got a set of the 52m classics in the mail as we speak. As someone who seems to skate mostly smooth street parks, any reason you go for the radials over classics?

Both really good wheels!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Exactly 💯 there cheaper in canada only 55$ while soft sliders are 80$

Yeah I think it was a solid move by Bones to print x99/x97 on the wheel to distinguish them from other durometer ratings.

Lmao talking as if durometer is standardized…

@@BaggyPop We're not counting ASTM D2240, I'm guessing.

@@bakedbeings don’t ask me what counts lmao, i know as much as all the different wheel brands i have tried have all had different hardness with the same duro stated on them.

They are only made on Classics and Radials at the moment.

Thanks mate!

They are definitely the real deal!