The Powell Peralta Dragon Formula G-Bones skateboard wheels are simply a dream come true!
The amazing new Dragon Formula™ (DF) Urethane used to create these wheels is another industry leading innovation from Powell Peralta. The Dragon Formula consists of a 93A durometer rating. As a result, Dragons will not only roll over rough terrain, but also grip and slide like 99A and 101A wheels do, so that you can do all your normal tricks and more on the greater range of skate terrains made skateable by its softer 93A hardness.
These G-Bones are very fast because the 93a Dragon Formula is super high rebound, an industry leading 18-20% higher than hard wheels. This higher rebound means you won’t loose speed in bowls or parks the way you would with an ordinary 93A wheel, and you will roll much smoother and faster on rough streets and sidewalks…even in places you used to have to walk your board.
The Dragon Formula G-Bones will slide on both rough and smooth terrains, and also grip when you need it. This is because Dragon Formula is not just an ordinary mid-90’s wheel formula. It has been developed over a ten year period to optimize and fine tune it to perfection. No other wheel can do what these Dragons can.
The Dragon Formula is not only smooth, fast and slidable, it is also durable. The slidability comes from its unique blend of high performance materials not by making the urethane weak so it will slide as the urethane wears away, creating flats spots. Dragons are very long lasting so they are not only better skating, they are a great value too.
POWELL DRAGON FORMULA G-BONES:
- Wheel diameter: 64mm Width: 36mm
- Durometer: 93a
- Super high rebound Dragon Formula
- Will roll over rough terrain with ease
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The Reviews are in from Skateboarders who have field tested Powell Peralta Dragons.
George Powell dropped by CalStreets Skateshop in Vancouver—one of Powell's earliest Canadian distributors—for a throwback hangout with Rick Tetz, Illya, and Graham. Surrounded by 80s memorabilia and fresh Powell gear, George shared untold stories from the golden age of skateboarding, posing proudly with an Andy Anderson deck, symbolizing the bridge between skateboarding’s roots and its future.
