What trucks are under the deck?
Thanks.
Those are BN270 with moons.
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That’s the second-most worn out set of TB110 I’ve seen and the most worn out that isn’t in my closet
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I have well over 1000-1500+ miles on them. They have above and beyond exceeded my expectations for a urethane wheel. I thought my Boa 100’s were indestructible haha. These are 74A and somehow have managed to stay chunk free for the most part. Love these wheels.
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My one set of 74A TB110 are also the ones going strong after thousands of miles.
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the color looks shit.
change my mind.
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RIP anyone trying to use kegel pulleys in these
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wonky core or what?
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I just saw on Facebook 76a 
they come in white too @xsynatic
I don’t know if anybody has tried them they’re not out yet but I’m curious
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I saw that thread i’ve never used boas But if I try
I’m definitely not going to put my 3D in them maybe my Bn press fits 
white is equally as bad of a color for wheels that kiss the ground and everything laying on it.
Just look at the orangatang blue kegel color after being used. Looks like puke.
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To be clear, the first-run Boa wheels that were made in California are real kegel cores and have zero issues.
The China 'thane Boas have china kegel cores (“clones”), which are NOT Labeda Kegel cores and are not quite the same.
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While I agree with your statement, white is the best color if you want to dye them.
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yes, agree.
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Yes especially baby blue or light blue definitely gets ugly quick I wish @torqueboards would make a really cool green monster green that would be awesome
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Plenty of prebuilt packs come put of china consisting mostly of sand
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Ew gross