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Loaded Tesseract II Chroma & Spectra Photochromic Freeride Magic
Loaded Tesseract II Chroma & Spectra Photochromic Freeride Magic have landed in Canada and are available at Flatspot Longboard Shop now! // read more
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Seismic – Alchemist Freestyle – Deck
Seismic Skate – Alchemist Freestyle – Deck
ALCHEMIST 27.75″ x 7.4″ (70.5 cm x 19.7 cm)
Constructed of Canadian Maple and Fiberglass • Flex rating: Stiff
The Alchemist is Seismic’s first deck designed specifically for modern flatland freestyle – company founder Dan Gesmer’s main discipline before he launched the brand.
Featuring a gently-curved rear kick, a mellow rocker extending through the nose, and just the right amount of concave. These smooth, predictable contours are unlike those seen in typical flatland freestyle decks. But they’re remarkably easy to adapt to – your foot-neurons don’t need to memorize how to navigate sharp kicks or sudden transitions.
This makes the Alchemist a flatland footwork machine – fantastic for lengthy sequences of quick maneuvers. The nose sports the perfect amount of taper for rail-flips and rail-to-rail transitions, too.
Fiberglass reinforcement (recessed from the edges to protect you from splinters) adds noticeable pop and rebound. Ends are pre-drilled at the factory for both nose and tail skid plates* – a Seismic first!
The meticulous attention to all the small details makes the Alchemist one of the most advanced flatland freestyle decks ever developed. And it’s ready to skate with minimal fuss – just grip, assemble, and go!
Specifications:
Dimensions: 27.75″ x 7.4″ (70.5 cm x 19.7 cm)
Contours: Single-Kick with Rocker • 0.30″ (0.77 cm) Elliptical Concave
Wheelbase: 12.29″ (31.2 cm) • Drilled for New School truck hole pattern
Finishing: Graphic on bottom • Nose and tail pre-drilled for Seismic Skid Plates* • Not pre-gripped
Materials and Construction: 7-ply Canadian Maple core with bi-axial Fiberglass bottom reinforcement • Premium epoxy bonding all layers • Glass fibers oriented at 45° / 45° for optimal balance of vertical and torsional stiffness
Weight: 2.46 lbs. (1.12 kg)
Complete Setup Suggestion:
Assembled with Paris 108mm trucks; Tekton Classic bearings; and choice of Freestyle or Filmer / Cruiser wheels.
* Seismic’s 146mm Old School Square Tail Skid Plate fits best at the tail, and our 118mm Old School Nose Skid Plate fits best at the nose. If necessary, use a rubber mallet to pound the supplied rivet nuts into the pre-drilled holes.
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Rayne – Envy Red Slide Wheels – 70mm 80a
Rayne – Envy Red Slide Wheels – 70mm 80a
Limited stock of these NOS Rayne Envy Wheels
Color: Red
Duro: 80a
Formula: Slide Thane
Width: 43mm
Height: 70mm
Contact Patch: 39mm
Surface: Stone Ground
Version: V2
“The wheel that started it all here at Rayne! Developed with the help of our community, we tested hundreds of wheels, shapes, formulas and durometers and decided, with your help, that this wheel was awesome. The Rayne Envy wheels are intended to break free and slide smooth and predictably. We have pulled back and rounded out these lips to give you the maximum ability to break your wheels free with no chatter and no hangups. Add a side set core to this and what you get is a freeride wheel thats ready to slide all day and still grips when you want to. Perfect for bus runs, slashing alleys, slide jams and slope styles, these Rayne round lipped wheels are all-around awesome to play skateboards with and will not disappoint.”
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Rayne – Envy Black Slide Wheels – 70mm 77a
Rayne – Envy Black Slide Wheels – 70mm 77a
Limited stock of these NOS Rayne Envy Wheels
Color: Black
Duro: 77a
Formula: Slide Thane
Width: 43mm
Height: 70mm
Contact Patch: 39mm
Surface: Stone Ground
Version: V2
“The wheel that started it all here at Rayne! Developed with the help of our community, we tested hundreds of wheels, shapes, formulas and durometers and decided, with your help, that this wheel was awesome. The Rayne Envy wheels are intended to break free and slide smooth and predictably. We have pulled back and rounded out these lips to give you the maximum ability to break your wheels free with no chatter and no hangups. Add a side set core to this and what you get is a freeride wheel thats ready to slide all day and still grips when you want to. Perfect for bus runs, slashing alleys, slide jams and slope styles, these Rayne round lipped wheels are all-around awesome to play skateboards with and will not disappoint.”
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Pantheon – Milky Sliders Wheels – 66mm 74a
Pantheon Longboards – Milky Sliders Wheels – 66mm 74a
Diameter: 66mm
Width: 46mm
Contact Patch: 39.75mm
Urethane Depth: 15.38mm
Core placement: Center
Durometer: 74a Milky, 78a Black
Pantheon Sliders wheels are on the menu! The Sliders are a 66mm slide wheel that prioritize grip and feedback and a high value, long lasting slidey experience. These wheels are an expression of what we think is important in a smaller wheel, solving some of the issues that we find pretty typical of smaller wheels. Usually, wheels in the 65mm range have a bit of a rough ride due to shallow urethane depth as a result of using one of a couple stock freeride cores available at most wheel manufacturing facilities.
We prioritized feedback and longevity with this design by designing a custom core. The core features peaks and valleys that you might be accustomed to seeing in much larger downhill wheel cores, helping the urethane to stay on the hub and provide for consistent wear across the contact patch. But we did it with a core that is only slightly over 35mm in diameter, meaning you get a lot of urethane depth to play with and more bang for your buck. On the Sliders, that’s a whopping 15.4mm of urethane depth. This is actually a more standard urethane depth when compared to most 70mm slide wheels. That’s a lot of wheel. This pays you back in longevity, and it also makes the wheels feel super plush underfoot.
Lastly, the Sliders come with skin. Our manufacturing methods result in no mold release on these wheels, so you don’t have to wash them with soap to get them feeling right. The 74a are quite grippy out of the box and even suitable for a Surfskate deck, while the 78a are a touch easier to get sliding right away. And because they have a wider contact patch than many wheels of similar size, they offer quite a bit of mechanical grip. This results in a nice, in-the-pavement feeling slide with decent stopping power. These are not what some would call “cheater wheels.” They are built to do the job of slowing you down when you need to cut speed, and they will reliably hold you on the pavement when you need them to.
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Pantheon – Black Sliders Wheels – 66mm 78a
Pantheon Longboards – Black Sliders Wheels – 66mm 78a
Diameter: 66mm
Width: 46mm
Contact Patch: 39.75mm
Urethane Depth: 15.38mm
Core placement: Center
Durometer: 74a Milky, 78a Black
Pantheon Sliders wheels are on the menu! The Sliders are a 66mm slide wheel that prioritize grip and feedback and a high value, long lasting slidey experience. These wheels are an expression of what we think is important in a smaller wheel, solving some of the issues that we find pretty typical of smaller wheels. Usually, wheels in the 65mm range have a bit of a rough ride due to shallow urethane depth as a result of using one of a couple stock freeride cores available at most wheel manufacturing facilities.
We prioritized feedback and longevity with this design by designing a custom core. The core features peaks and valleys that you might be accustomed to seeing in much larger downhill wheel cores, helping the urethane to stay on the hub and provide for consistent wear across the contact patch. But we did it with a core that is only slightly over 35mm in diameter, meaning you get a lot of urethane depth to play with and more bang for your buck. On the Sliders, that’s a whopping 15.4mm of urethane depth. This is actually a more standard urethane depth when compared to most 70mm slide wheels. That’s a lot of wheel. This pays you back in longevity, and it also makes the wheels feel super plush underfoot.
Lastly, the Sliders come with skin. Our manufacturing methods result in no mold release on these wheels, so you don’t have to wash them with soap to get them feeling right. The 74a are quite grippy out of the box and even suitable for a Surfskate deck, while the 78a are a touch easier to get sliding right away. And because they have a wider contact patch than many wheels of similar size, they offer quite a bit of mechanical grip. This results in a nice, in-the-pavement feeling slide with decent stopping power. These are not what some would call “cheater wheels.” They are built to do the job of slowing you down when you need to cut speed, and they will reliably hold you on the pavement when you need them to.
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Pantheon – Milky Meatballs Wheels – 73mm 74a
Pantheon Longboards – Milky Meatballs Wheels – 73mm 74a
Diameter: 73mm
Width: 60mm
Contact Patch: 56.29mm
Urethane Depth: 18.9mm
Core placement: Center
Durometer: 74a Milky, 78a Black
Pantheon Meatballs wheels are on the menu! The Meatballs prioritize grip and feedback in an all-mountain wheel that’s meaty all the way to the core. Fresh out the wrapping, the Meatballs are really quite grippy. You can trust them to lean hard into a corner and hang on. After you break in the wheels, the consistent urethane depth across the contact patch of the wheel accounts for a great high speed freeride wheel that you can really lean on and count on for strong braking power. These aren’t a long-slide wheel. They are a scalpel on the mountain.
We prioritized feedback and longevity with this design by designing a custom core. The core features peaks and valleys that you might be accustomed to seeing in much larger downhill wheel cores, helping the urethane to stay on the hub and provide for consistent wear across the contact patch. But we did it with a core that is only slightly over 35mm in diameter, meaning you get a lot of urethane depth to play with and more bang for your buck. On the Meatballs, that’s a whopping 18.9mm of urethane depth. That’s a lot of wheel. This pays you back in longevity, and it also makes the wheels feel super plush underfoot.
Lastly, the Meatballs come with skin. Our manufacturing methods result in no mold release on these wheels, so you don’t have to wash them with soap to get them feeling right. The 74a are intensely grippy out of the box, and the 78a are a little more forgiving. And because they have a wider contact patch than many wheels of similar size, they offer quite a bit of mechanical grip. Once broken in, this results in a nice, in-the-pavement feeling slide with a lot of stopping power. These are not what some would call “cheater wheels.” They are built to do the job of slowing you down when you need to cut speed, and they will reliably hold you on the pavement when you need them to.
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Pantheon – Black Meatballs Wheels – 73mm 78a
Pantheon Longboards – Black Meatballs Wheels – 73mm 78a
Diameter: 73mm
Width: 60mm
Contact Patch: 56.29mm
Urethane Depth: 18.9mm
Core placement: Center
Durometer: 74a Milky, 78a Black
Pantheon Meatballs wheels are on the menu! The Meatballs prioritize grip and feedback in an all-mountain wheel that’s meaty all the way to the core. Fresh out the wrapping, the Meatballs are really quite grippy. You can trust them to lean hard into a corner and hang on. After you break in the wheels, the consistent urethane depth across the contact patch of the wheel accounts for a great high speed freeride wheel that you can really lean on and count on for strong braking power. These aren’t a long-slide wheel. They are a scalpel on the mountain.
We prioritized feedback and longevity with this design by designing a custom core. The core features peaks and valleys that you might be accustomed to seeing in much larger downhill wheel cores, helping the urethane to stay on the hub and provide for consistent wear across the contact patch. But we did it with a core that is only slightly over 35mm in diameter, meaning you get a lot of urethane depth to play with and more bang for your buck. On the Meatballs, that’s a whopping 18.9mm of urethane depth. That’s a lot of wheel. This pays you back in longevity, and it also makes the wheels feel super plush underfoot.
Lastly, the Meatballs come with skin. Our manufacturing methods result in no mold release on these wheels, so you don’t have to wash them with soap to get them feeling right. The 74a are intensely grippy out of the box, and the 78a are a little more forgiving. And because they have a wider contact patch than many wheels of similar size, they offer quite a bit of mechanical grip. Once broken in, this results in a nice, in-the-pavement feeling slide with a lot of stopping power. These are not what some would call “cheater wheels.” They are built to do the job of slowing you down when you need to cut speed, and they will reliably hold you on the pavement when you need them to.
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Orangatang Flexin’ New Beefcake Wheels
Orangatang Beefcake Wheels Available for Sale in Canada! Flexin’ in every way, Orangatang Wheels have dropped the new Beefcake’s and want all the attention on their big strong slides. Remember the Cage, Keanu and Kilmer round lip, cored wheels at all? Well, after a long hiatus, Freeride DH wheels are back at Otang! Get all the details on these beefy balls of urenthane muscle and get stoked! // read more
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New Powell Peralta Primo SSF Wheels
New Powell Peralta Downhill Primo SSF Wheels! Poured in Soft Slide Formula 75a Red and Green, Pro 82a Blue and Yellow, and Paster 78a Orange the Powell Peralta Primo wheels are all the fun and performance you’ve come to expect in a Snake, at a more friendly price. // read more