Spitfire’s Classic shape is the #1 shape in skateboarding worldwide. It has proven for speed and control. This wheel is ideal for moderately skilled riders who also want to skate street when needed compared to just the park. It is hard enough that sliding is a breeze while soft enough for a smooth roll and plenty of grip!
These feature a wider shape to provide more traction and stability at high speed. As a result, you’ll be less likely to slip out of your line.
In April 1994, Supreme opened its doors on Lafayette Street in downtown Manhattan and became the home of New York City skate culture. At its core was a group of neighborhood kids, New York skaters, and local artists who became the store’s staff, crew, and customers.
Supreme grew to embody downtown culture, and play an integral part in its constant regeneration. Skaters, punks, hip-hop heads – the young counter culture at large – all gravitated toward Supreme. While it developed into a downtown institution, Supreme established itself as a brand known for its quality, style, and authenticity. Over 25 years, Supreme has expanded from its New York City origins into a global community; working with generations of artists, photographers, designers, musicians, filmmakers, and writers who defied conventions and contributed to its unique identity and attitude.
SPITFIRE X SUPREME:
- Limited edition
- Spitfire X Supreme collab
- Diameter: 53mm
- Durometer: 99a
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Jarne Verbruggen keeps it going in SF with the Jacky crew Featuring Val Bauer, Bram De Cleen, Phil Zwijsen, and Frank Gerwer. Start burning spots the original way with Spitfire X Supreme OG Classic wheels. OG Classics feature a clever cutaway design that reduces friction when doing grinds, so you can stay on a ledge or a rail longer. In addition, these wheels feature a custom Supreme box logo art on each wheel. These bad boys are made exclusively for Supreme and you know they won’t sit so get them while you can!
In April 1994, Supreme opened its doors on Lafayette Street in downtown Manhattan and became the home of New York City skate culture. At its core was a group of neighborhood kids, New York skaters, and local artists who became the store's staff, crew, and customers.
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!
