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Sector 9: 70mm 78a NineBalls Longboard Skateboard Wheels (PURPS)

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Management number 235406344 Release Date 2026/07/02 List Price $24.00 Model Number 235406344
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70mm Top Shelf 9-balls are an ideal dual purpose wheel. This wheel is 70mm tall which makes it great for rolling over rougher roads, and the Cosmic Core helps to maintain rolling momentum and keep you rolling further for every push you put down. If you are looking for a thaney and playful freeride wheel this is not a bad choice. With the ability to smear slides and wear consistently this wheel provides an amazing riding experience that will leave you grinning ear to ear. The Cosmic Core helps to keep this wheel rotating during the slide to help minimize the chances of ovalizing or flatspotting your wheels. Being 70mm tall and 78a means that this wheel has plenty of urethane depth to be smooth and comfortable while riding, but still capable of hard carving without losing traction.

*Shreditors Note: The Top Shelf urethane is amazing for sliding, and will wear down smoothly as long as you keep it smooth. Don't huck your slides to 90º and you will be able to enjoy this wheel all the way to the core. If you are a smaller rider, check out the 65mm Top Shelf 9-balls as they will be easier to slide and ride and will be less likely to jerk out to 90º.

 Size Diameter Contact Patch Bearing Seat
70mm 78a 38mm Centerset

*Wheels come in sets of 4


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