Powell-Peralta Rollen Dragons Anderson Nano Cubic 97A 52mm
€64.90
% Regular price: €69.90 (7.15% saved)
The Dragon Nano Cubics were designed by Andy Anderson to expand his wide range of street, park and freestyle tricks on all surfaces.
The offset design of the NanoCubic allows the perfect shape for inside and outside edges to skate a wider range of obstacles. NanoCubics are smaller, lighter and cranked so their large outer edge rolls üover curbs, walls and cracks, covering the axle and nuts. The inside edge locks onto rails, but releases when needed.
Andy's NanoCubic is totally unique, combining the best of roller design and urethane formula in one special roller.
Äu;ere lip:
Protects your nuts!
Gives width and stability
Makes Coconut Wheelies möglich
Climbs über Coping, on Curbs and at Wänden hoch
Internal lip:
Leaves more of the axle free
Grabs obstacles and locks onto grinds
Urethane:
97A Dragon Formula
Skate all urethane
Slick on ledges and flip tricks
Fast in pools and bowls
Flexible on city streets
Solid in the skate park
Size: 52mm
Width: 36mm
Härtegrad: 97A
Shape: Nano Cubic
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1 set consists of 4 rollers
| Size: | 52mm |
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| Hardness: | 97A |
Powell-Peralta
Powell-Peralta is the US skate brand founded in 1978 by George Powell and Stacy Peralta — responsible for the "Bones Brigade", one of the most famous skate teams of all time (Tony Hawk, Rodney Mullen, Steve Caballero, Lance Mountain, Mike McGill, Tommy Guerrero). The Skull and Sword logo is one of the most iconic symbols in skate history.
Heritage — the skate empire of the 80s
George Powell (engineer, designer) and Stacy Peralta (Z-Boys veteran) founded Powell-Peralta in 1978 — with the goal of building quality decks and hardware using innovative material tech. The Bones Brigade, managed by Peralta, defined 80s skating: Tony Hawk's vert, Rodney Mullen's flatground innovation, Steve Caballero's pool skating. Films like "The Search For Animal Chin" (1987) are skate canon.
Which Powell-Peralta products fit which skater?
- Powell-Peralta Bones Brigade Reissue Decks — classic 80s graphics (Caballero Chinese Dragon, Lance Mountain Future Primitive, Mike McGill Skull & Snake). Old-school shapes, wider, with classic nose/tail geometry.
- Powell-Peralta Flight Decks — modern technology. Thinner construction with a fiber layer, lighter and more durable than standard 7-ply.
- Powell-Peralta Bones Wheels — the classic Bones wheel brand (see also Bones). SPF, ATF, STF compounds.
- Powell-Peralta Apparel & Accessories — t-shirts, hoodies, caps with Bones Brigade graphics.
FAQ
Who founded Powell-Peralta?
George Powell and Stacy Peralta, in 1978 in California.
What is the Bones Brigade?
Powell-Peralta's 80s pro team: Tony Hawk, Rodney Mullen, Steve Caballero, Lance Mountain, Mike McGill, Tommy Guerrero, Christian Hosoi (at times). One of the most famous skate teams ever.
What is Flight Deck technology?
Powell-Peralta's modern deck construction with an added fiber layer. Thinner and lighter than standard 7-ply maple, while being stronger.
Are Bones Brigade reissues suited to modern skating?
Sort of. They're mostly wider old-school shapes — suited to bowl, cruiser, pool. For modern tech street pick modern 8.0–8.25" popsicles instead.
How fast does Powell-Peralta ship?
Everything ships from our Giessen warehouse in 1–2 business days.
