Spitfire’s well established Formula Four urethane joined forces with OG Classics shape to deliver skaters the ultimate conical wheel! Start burning spots the original way with 60mm Spitfire OG Classics. The Spitfire OG Classic skateboard wheels are rocking 99a duro and a retro inspired shape with cutaway design that rips, looks cool, and protects the graphic! The OG Classics are a great throwback to a few decades back so they would look dope on a popsicle or a shaped board. With a 60mm size, these are perfect beginners and riders skating street, skate parks, bowls and vert ramps. These bad boys have a better top speed which will get you bombing hills endlessly.
OG Classics feature a clever cutaway design that reduces friction when doing grinds, so you can stay on a ledge or a rail longer. To top it off, no need to worry about scratching the graphic, it is nicely protected! And if this graphic is too much for you or does not go well with your board, you can flip these wheels to expose some Old English lettering on the other side. Best used in pools and parks with a little more grip than harder wheels, and a little more slide than softer wheels. The 99a durometer is ideal for all types of skilled riders who also want to skate street when needed. Hard enough that sliding is a breeze while soft enough for a smooth roll and plenty of grip.
SPITFIRE F4 OG CLASSICS:
- 60MM
- 99A Durometer
- Formula Four
- Wide riding surface
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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!
