


Introducing the 72mm Kevin Reimer SSF wheel in captivating purple, a testament to Powell Peralta’s commitment to excellence in freeride performance. Crafted with the renowned SSF formula, synonymous with the acclaimed Snakes, this wheel embodies durability and precision, encased in a solidly built square lip design tailored for the avid freerider.
This latest iteration promises an enhanced sliding experience, coupled with superior durability, without compromising on the beloved smooth slide and grip characteristic of the 72mm shape. Whether you’re carving through tight corners or executing fluid slides, this wheel offers unrivaled performance and reliability.
For those seeking optimal grip without sacrificing speed, the 72mm Kevin Reimer SSF wheel strikes the perfect balance. Positioned as a grippier alternative to Byron’s wheel yet offering a more controlled slide than the 72mm Green Kevin Reimer wheel, it caters to the discerning freerider’s needs, destined to become a staple in their arsenal.
Embrace the thrill of freeriding with confidence, as you embark on exhilarating descents knowing that the 72mm Kevin Reimer SSF wheel has your back, paving the way for unforgettable experiences on the asphalt.
POWELL PERALTA KEVIN REIMER SSF WHEELS:
- Diameter: 72mm Durometer: 75a
- Contact patch: 57.5mm
- 2mm inset; still flippableÂ
- Wheel formula: SSF PRO
- SSF PRO – 30% more grip than SSF
- Black H5 fibre infused core
- Wheel surface: smooth
- Suggested riding: Freeride/ downhill
- More here:Â POWELL PERALTAÂ WHEELS

Every skater has a hill story. Kevin Reimer has many. Stacy Peralta sat down with Kevin to talk downhill skating & the process of developing superior product with George Powell.











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.







