buyfulltilts1mm of rocker so you can turn easier. Probably still ok on jumps if you have flat profile wheels, which basically all 58 and 56mm wheels are
Turn easier for sure and eurathane makes a great shock absorber too so gaps feel a lot softer and more solid
buyfulltiltsBtw I modded my Featherlites to fit 72 antirocker and all around it feels about the same as the Oysis so idk which one to go with. Just gonna leave the Featherlites on there for now
A good setup. I skated 72 with 56 in the middle and it was a really fast setup but they were less maneuverable. Then skated 72 freestyle and that was a lot of fun but turns suffered a lot from having a wide wheel base but I could grind anything and roll anything and it felt solid
BrawnTrendsI get that, but bigger wheels on the inside?
Bigger wheels on the inside yes !
Feels amazing cause the inner wheels absorb shock with every stride you take and landing you make.
Got a wide grind space and way more maneuverable than a typical flat set up.
If you ever roll over a crack or bump head on with your front or back wheel (major perk is not ever feeling like my back wheel will stick somewhere landing fakie in gaps) it kinda just gets bypassed and your bigger middle wheels take care of the rest.
Transition is amazing cause the profile of your wheels inside the frame makes a U && matches the sweet spot on all obstacles and you get more contact with the ground while pumping leading to more speed.
You could run a bigger split like 59 on inside and 56 on the outside && you don’t need to worry cause the wheels break in.
My other setup is a carbon fibre boot with 8X110 mm wheels and Swiss ceramic bearings
