Spitfire Class ’87 Zip Wallet is perfect to hold all of your change, cards, and anything else you can fit!
This wallet is very compact and light, so you can take it to your skate sessions. Spitfire made sure to provide an easy, portable accessory for real skaters. The Spitfire logo embroidered on the front makes the wallet even more stylish.
SPITFIRE CLASSIC ’87 ZIP WALLET:
- Change pocket
- (2) card slots
- Bi-fold wallet with zipper
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Need a new set of skateboard wheels, but unsure of where to start? Have your wheels been reduced to what is best described as a bunch of bearing covers, on a setup that looks straight out of the 90’s; or are you ‘that guy’ at the park with a board that sounds like a helicopter and gives you a foot massage every time you skate? Spitfire is arguably the biggest name in skateboard wheels, and is a brand that dominates in all realms of skateboarding; at the park, in the bowl, and out in the streets. They have three major types: the classics, formula fours, and the charger. All have different urethane compounds which make them better adapted to certain kinds of use. Formula four is Spitfire’s most popular formula, with a variety of cuts and designs: the tablet, radial, radial slim, conical, conical full, classic, and the lock-in.
Spitfire wheels have been rolling through the skateboarding scene since 1987, which, if you do the math, is way more than a couple of decades. They've been dishing out some of the slickest, high-octane wheels you could slap on a skateboard.
Their catalog is like a buffet of wheels – different sizes, shapes, and durometers – basically, if your skateboard could dream, it'd dream of these. Spitfire's been the go-to for skateboarding's who's who, from Daewon Song to Eric Koston, and everyone in between. It's like the Hollywood Walk of Fame, but for skateboarders. Me? I'm all about riding the fire. Are you on board?
Notable team-riders from the company’s large roster include Bryan Herman, Andy Roy, Peter Hewitt, Theotis Beasley, Peter Ramondetta, Erik Ellington, Dennis Busenitz, Andrew Reynolds, Sean Malto, Brian “Slash” Hansen, Trevor Colden, Grant Taylor, Dylan Rieder, Chris Pfanner, Vincent Alvarez, Eric Koston just to name a few!
