Introducing the Powell Peralta Ripper Skateboard Wheels, a perfect blend of nostalgia and performance that connects you with the roots of 1980’s skate culture. Whether you are hitting the streets, ramp, park, or pool, these wheels deliver an exceptional ride with a classic re-issue or modern shape featuring an old school twist.
Brand | Powell Peralta |
Wheel Diameter | 54mm |
Wheel Hardness | 97A |
Wheel Color | White |
Suggested Use | Street |
Wheel Surface | Smooth |
Wheel Shape | RAT BONE II |
The Powell Peralta Ripper Skateboard Wheels are designed with a diameter of 54mm and a hardness rating of 97A. This unique hardness strikes the ideal balance, making these wheels neither too hard nor too soft. You can ride these wheels anywhere, from the smoothest streets to the most challenging ramps. The quality and performance of these wheels allow for a versatile riding experience.
One of the standout features of these wheels is undoubtedly the legendary artwork that adorns them. Arguably the most iconic skateboard graphic of all time, ‘The Ripper,’ was illustrated by the renowned Powell-Peralta artist Vernon Courtlandt Johnson in 1983. Initially, this graphic was used as a ‘Bones Sold Here’ dealer window sticker, but it quickly gained popularity, leading to its presence on t-shirts and eventually skateboard decks. Over the years, the Ripper graphic has stood the test of time and has remained a staple of the Powell-Peralta line for over 30 years.
Every ride on these wheels is a tribute to skate culture and its rich history. The Ripper design not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of your skateboard but also serves as a reminder of the vibrant and rebellious spirit of the 1980s skate scene. With these wheels, you don’t just ride; you embrace a legacy.
In summary, if you are looking for skateboard wheels that embody both performance and iconic style, the Powell Peralta Ripper Skateboard Wheels are an excellent choice. Experience the smooth ride, outstanding durability, and the unmistakable flair of an era that shaped the skateboarding world as we know it today.
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