Thx for having the stones to post this. Audio is fine on my Mac. Was always curious about these WKND decks. That graphic is better than what I've seen in the past. I like that the older gear is kept for comparison and that the variables are kept the same. Can't wait for the follow up explaining pros n cons of the WKND deck.
@@jonathandantonio649 hah, I was actually looking around for Nomad reviews. We’re talking the 95As right? Some terrain is really rough on my 99As but I feel that my 87A OJ Keyframes are a little too soft to feel like proper trick wheels. Maybe 95As are the solution?
@@RikRiorik That's what I'm thinking. I am running a set of Spitfire Conical Fulls in 97a (believe they are a recent addition to their line) on the 8.5 Eagle and they are more pleasant than the 99a, but I mostly ride on asphalt and was thinking the 95a Nomads might be a better compromise for me.
@@jonathandantonio649 I'm interested in the entire 92A-97A category. I really like Spitfire Formula Fours so the 97As are the obvious choice. I have a feeling though that they might still be too hard even if I get them in the 54mm or 56mm Conical Fulls. The OJ Nomads at 95A might even be too hard and the 92A Ricta Clouds might be just the right step up from the 87A OJ Keyframes. But there's something about the Rictas that I don't like. Also, that's a lot of wheels to go through to find the right fit. I guess if I got the Nomads I'd have the happy medium between the two and would know whether or not to steup up or down. I'm looking for wheels that allow you to do tricks on most any street but that still feel like proper skateboard wheels. The 87As are just that little bit too soft for that feel.
@@RikRiorik Thanks brotha! So far I’m really enjoying the deck A LOT more than I though my i would! Can’t wait to review it. Thanks for the comments I appreciate all the support 🙏🏼
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Thx for having the stones to post this. Audio is fine on my Mac. Was always curious about these WKND decks. That graphic is better than what I've seen in the past. I like that the older gear is kept for comparison and that the variables are kept the same. Can't wait for the follow up explaining pros n cons of the WKND deck.
Lol! Thank my g. Can’t wait to review this one!
Not as bad as I thought it'd be but I appreciate the intro to clarify it wasn't your ideal result. Excited for the deck review!
Thanks my g! Can’t wait to review it
Looking forward to that OJ Nomad wheel review. Considering them for my next build.
I know I’ve said this the last two videos but i promise the next video I post will be the wheel review! Lol
@@Skatebetter No worries man. Keep up the good work!
@@jonathandantonio649 hah, I was actually looking around for Nomad reviews. We’re talking the 95As right? Some terrain is really rough on my 99As but I feel that my 87A OJ Keyframes are a little too soft to feel like proper trick wheels. Maybe 95As are the solution?
@@RikRiorik That's what I'm thinking. I am running a set of Spitfire Conical Fulls in 97a (believe they are a recent addition to their line) on the 8.5 Eagle and they are more pleasant than the 99a, but I mostly ride on asphalt and was thinking the 95a Nomads might be a better compromise for me.
@@jonathandantonio649 I'm interested in the entire 92A-97A category. I really like Spitfire Formula Fours so the 97As are the obvious choice. I have a feeling though that they might still be too hard even if I get them in the 54mm or 56mm Conical Fulls.
The OJ Nomads at 95A might even be too hard and the 92A Ricta Clouds might be just the right step up from the 87A OJ Keyframes. But there's something about the Rictas that I don't like. Also, that's a lot of wheels to go through to find the right fit.
I guess if I got the Nomads I'd have the happy medium between the two and would know whether or not to steup up or down.
I'm looking for wheels that allow you to do tricks on most any street but that still feel like proper skateboard wheels. The 87As are just that little bit too soft for that feel.
That wasn't too bad.
Appreciate that I thought it was barely post worthy lol.
@@Skatebetter I think you said it best at 0:46
Ahaha! I was like, ’why is he setting up a deck only for weekends’?
LOL
Hope you enjoy it! And yeah changing too many things around makes it hard to know what you like and what you don’t. Always enjoy your videos feller.
@@RikRiorik Thanks brotha! So far I’m really enjoying the deck A LOT more than I though my i would! Can’t wait to review it. Thanks for the comments I appreciate all the support 🙏🏼
@@Skatebetter yeah was surprised you went with a 14.5” wheel base and not a 14.25” one.
@@RikRiorik unfortunately I bought this deck before I made that discovery lol. Next time for sure (if I can’t find one I like)!