YAKS!

[Hep Greg]

why the hell did the change them in the first place?

did their profits drop or something, causing them to make lesser quality wheels?

 

[bobbyf]

have anyone rode them and broke them for yourselfs or are people just hearing rumors ? any pics

 

[danielwarwick]

I heard from someone who heard from Andrew.

 

[Punkfish]

This is complete bull. Why can't they just go back to the old YAKS.

 

[Brian Boston]

Ill confirm it. I asked Andrew on AIM earlier. He said there worse than the others, you can feel the urethane squishing when you ride, and he broke chunks off his pair and he never ever ever breaks wheels... yak has lost the touch

 

[zakmak]

so yaks are non reliable now? exepct the old ones. shit.

 

[Punkfish]

That sucks. I want my money back.

 

[Matt Dibble]

i still have a bunch of spares yay lol

 

[.erik]

fuck you matt lol

 

[Scooter Mcgee]

this is poo
really
they need to sort thier shit

 

[Derek Scootz]

yeahh its 100% true. Andrew says exactly this: "Yep, unfortunately the new wheels are total crap again."

i am kinda mad cuz i have no good wheels.

 

[zakmak]

so what wheels are good to ride now?

i ordered 110 low pro's and i rode them for 2 days and i hate them.

 

[Punkfish]

I want my money back!

 

[jakob-b]

oh i no ive been goign through low profiles like crazy

 

[Me Teh Foxx]

Look, a tire scooter wheel, from Yak it says.
http://www.skates.com/off-road-wheels-p/yaktirewhl.htm

 

[danielwarwick]

I want my money back haha.

 

[dre]

so what wheels are good to ride now?

i ordered 110 low pro's and i rode them for 2 days and i hate them.

dude, they're pretty much exactly the same as yaks, just only a tiny bit harder = faster and doesn't wear out as quick..

 

[Jdbug_rob]

Hyper mach 2's are the solution! I got mine on thursday and LOVE them!

 

[Lil Steve]

Yea I had mach 2's too but they get flat spots really easy.

 

[jeff26]

i dont think low pros are total crap. id rather have regular yaks for how smooth they are. but whatever 110 low pros are better than stocks.