Powell Peralta Skateboard Wheels 54mm Chris Hiett Dragon Formula 97A V7 Symmetrical Off White
Description
Powell Peralta 54mm Chris Hiett Dragon Formula 97A V7 Symmetrical Off White Wheels put Powell Peralta Dragon Formula into a 54mm, 97A wheel with the V7 shape. It's Chris Hiett's pro model.
97A Dragons roll over rough terrain while keeping the grip and slide of 99A and 101A wheels. Powell says they have up to 20% higher rebound than standard hard wheels, for more speed in parks, bowls, and rough streets. This mid size is the go-to for street and park.
Who These Wheels Are For
- Street and park skaters who want one wheel for everything
- Skaters on rough spots
- Anyone tired of switching between soft and hard wheels
- Chris Hiett fans
Features
- Powell Peralta Dragon Formula, 97A
- V7 shape
- 54mm
- Set of 4
Benefits
- Rolls over rough terrain like a soft wheel
- Grips and slides like a hard wheel
- High rebound for speed
About the V7 Shape
Symmetrical dual "Lock in" design Tighter inner / outer profile Medium ride patch Center set bearing.
Specs
| Brand | Powell Peralta |
| Formula | Powell Peralta Dragon Formula |
| Hardness | 97A |
| Shape | V7 |
| Diameter | 54mm |
| Color | Off White |
| Pro Model | Chris Hiett |
| Includes | Set of 4 wheels |
| Bearings | Not included |
Shop all Powell Peralta wheels or browse the full Bones, Powell Peralta, and Mini Logo wheels collection.
Complete Your Setup
- Bones Reds Bearings: Bones' best-selling bearing, Skate Rated and pre-lubed with Speed Cream. Wheels don't include bearings.
- Bones Speed Cream: The racing lubricant Bones bearings ship with, for keeping them fast after cleaning.
FAQ
Is 97A hard or soft?
Medium. Dragon Formula is mid-hardness but grips and slides like a hard wheel, per Powell.
What size wheels should I get?
Smaller wheels (50 to 52mm) are light and technical, 53 to 54mm is the street and park go-to, and 55mm and up adds speed for transition and rough ground. See our skateboard wheels guide.
Do these wheels come with bearings?
No. Wheels are sold as a set of 4. Pick up bearings separately, like the ones in Complete Your Setup.
Description
Powell Peralta 54mm Chris Hiett Dragon Formula 97A V7 Symmetrical Off White Wheels put Powell Peralta Dragon Formula into a 54mm, 97A wheel with the V7 shape. It's Chris Hiett's pro model.
97A Dragons roll over rough terrain while keeping the grip and slide of 99A and 101A wheels. Powell says they have up to 20% higher rebound than standard hard wheels, for more speed in parks, bowls, and rough streets. This mid size is the go-to for street and park.
Who These Wheels Are For
- Street and park skaters who want one wheel for everything
- Skaters on rough spots
- Anyone tired of switching between soft and hard wheels
- Chris Hiett fans
Features
- Powell Peralta Dragon Formula, 97A
- V7 shape
- 54mm
- Set of 4
Benefits
- Rolls over rough terrain like a soft wheel
- Grips and slides like a hard wheel
- High rebound for speed
About the V7 Shape
Symmetrical dual "Lock in" design Tighter inner / outer profile Medium ride patch Center set bearing.
Specs
| Brand | Powell Peralta |
| Formula | Powell Peralta Dragon Formula |
| Hardness | 97A |
| Shape | V7 |
| Diameter | 54mm |
| Color | Off White |
| Pro Model | Chris Hiett |
| Includes | Set of 4 wheels |
| Bearings | Not included |
Shop all Powell Peralta wheels or browse the full Bones, Powell Peralta, and Mini Logo wheels collection.
Complete Your Setup
- Bones Reds Bearings: Bones' best-selling bearing, Skate Rated and pre-lubed with Speed Cream. Wheels don't include bearings.
- Bones Speed Cream: The racing lubricant Bones bearings ship with, for keeping them fast after cleaning.
FAQ
Is 97A hard or soft?
Medium. Dragon Formula is mid-hardness but grips and slides like a hard wheel, per Powell.
What size wheels should I get?
Smaller wheels (50 to 52mm) are light and technical, 53 to 54mm is the street and park go-to, and 55mm and up adds speed for transition and rough ground. See our skateboard wheels guide.
Do these wheels come with bearings?
No. Wheels are sold as a set of 4. Pick up bearings separately, like the ones in Complete Your Setup.