Brands
187 killer pads
adidas
almost
amuse
anti hero
april skateboards
as colour
baker
billabong
birkenstock
blind
bones
bullet
carve
champion
creature
crep
darkroom
darkstar
dc
deathwish
def
deus
dickies
dock & bay
dook
dragon
dvs
element
enjoi
ethika
evolution basics
fcs
flip
fuji xerox
girl
globe
grizzly
havaianas
huf
hurley
ilabb
impala
independent
junkfood jeans
just another fisherman
kryptonics
kustom
lakai
le specs
leus
liive
merge4
mitchell & ness
moana rd
nba
new era
nike
ocean gypsy
oj super juice
one teaspoon
o'neill
otis
patagonia
powell peralta
pro-tec
puma
quay australia
quiksilver
reef
rhythm
ricta
rip curl
rip n dip
roxy
rush
rvca
salty crew
santa cruz
sector 9 longboards
sex wax
shade
shake junt
slide
slime balls
sly guild
smoothstar
spitfire
spy
stella + gemma
sticky johnson
sun bum
supercush
t&c
the heart supply
the mad hueys
thrasher
thunder
unbranded
us
vans
venture
vic
vissla
wrangler
bones
Many skaters assume the performance and quality of skate wheels and bearings are all the same. A wheel is a wheel is a wheel, they might often say. That's not the case: very large differences exist between the raw materials, quality control, manufacturing process, and performance of different wheel or bering brands. Up until now though, a wheel's reputation has been a combination of market hype, market muscle, skater support and word of mouth. BONES WHEELS' popularity is largely a result of superior quality, performance, and durability.
