Slime Balls Jake Wooten Fever Vomit Black 97A Skateboard Wheels - 56mm

Get ready to give life to your skateboard with the Slime Balls Jake Wooten Fever Vomit Black 97A - 56mm Wheels! These wheels are not only an explosion of color and design, but they are made to withstand the most intense skate sessions. With the signature of the legendary Jake Wooten, you will have the perfect combination of speed, control and unmatched style on your feet. Dare to stand out in the skatepark with these high-performance jewels!

Main features:

• Size: 56mm, ideal for technical tricks and transitions.
• Hardness: 97A, providing the perfect balance between slip and grip.
• Material: Slime Balls urethane formula that ensures durability and constant performance.
• Exclusive design: Black "Fever Vomit" graphics, inspired by Jake Wooten.
• Versatility: Perfect for both skateparks and rough surfaces.

Why do you need Jake Wooten Fever Vomit Black 97A Slime Balls?

If you are looking for wheels that combine style and functionality, these are the perfect choice. Slime Balls are not only built to last, but also offer superior performance on any type of terrain. The 97A hardness gives you ideal control in every turn, while the 56mm size allows you to land safely and softly. Plus, the endorsement of a pro like Jake Wooten ensures that you're getting wheels built for the highest level of skateboarding.

Product reference

Model: Slime Balls Jake Wooten Fever Vomit Black 97A - 56mm

Jake Wooten Story

Jake Wooten is known for his unique skateboarding skill and style. Known for his creativity in the skatepark and his incredible transitions, he has become a respected figure in the scene. These wheels are designed with your personal stamp, ensuring that they not only look good, but are made for high performance.

History of the Slime Balls brand

Slime Balls is a legendary brand in the skateboarding industry, born in the 80s and recognized for its striking style and the high quality of its products. Their wheels have been used by professional and amateur skaters for decades, and continue to set trends in skate culture.