Yuto Horigome pro model, from the Spitfire and April collaboration.
These are the natural ones, unpigmented. The colour is that of the urethane itself, that milky beige that shows signs of wear after a few sessions. Some prefer it precisely for that reason.
The cut is the Conical Full, Spitfire's best-selling. Recessed sides to reduce weight, wide contact surface for stable landings and longer lasting sharpness.
54 mm is half a millimeter above the most common street size, and it makes a difference. You gain speed, you gain some clearance on uneven ground and still have a wheel agile enough for technical manoeuvres. With 99A hardness, it's the combination most street skaters end up choosing.
Formula Four urethane, hand-poured in San Francisco.
