Looking for Answers about Plan B Pro Spec Wheels?

There is a 51mm White/Red design for the Plan B Pro Spec Wheels with an estimated warehouse receipt in the last week of October, 2012.

Technically, a 49mm-51mm wheel, such as the Plan B Pro Spec Wheels, will work on an 8" deck. But it isn't very practical. Try to figure out what type of skating you would do most...street skating (ledges, curbs, handrails,stairs, etc) or transitional skating (skate parks, ramps, 1/2 pipes, pools, etc). Street skaters prefer narrower boards, 7.25"-8", & narrow trucks with smaller wheel diameters (56mm or smaller) while "tranny" skaters tend to like the wider decks, 8"-8.5", & wider trucks with larger wheel diameters (57mm + larger).

We should have the 50mm Plan B Pro Spec Wheels in the Blue/White colorway in the last week of November, 2011.

If you want to slide, then you would want a harder wheel. A softer wheel will have more grip. The Plan B Pro Spec Wheels have a durometer, or hardness of 99a, which is near the top of the scale for skate wheels, and should have less grip than the Bones Rat Pack STF wheel we currently have advertised on our website. So the Plan B's should slide easier.

There are more of the Plan B Pro Spec Wheels in a size 51 White/Red colorway on order. They should be received into the warehouse near the end of August, 2011.

The Plan B Pro Spec Wheels are coned in on the side and not square..

The Plan B Pro Spec Wheels are very high end wheels backed by manufacturer warranty. Being of a harder durometer of 99a, and composed of a special superthane formula, these wheels should last a while.

The Plan B Pro Spec Wheels shouldn't discolor at all. Nonetheless, try not to neglect the board and leave the wheels exposed to direct sunlight for prolong periods of time.

The Plan B Pro Spec Wheels have zero flatspots, they are made of a superthane formula. They come with a 100% guarantee backed by warranty. They are light weight with a molded dimple pattern, similar to a golf ball. This is a very high end wheel.