After the not really convincing No Place test,  almost shitty , and Damien's one, i was like "now it's your turn to test" to see what it's all about.

The wheel : Spitfire Marc Johnson true mini core 52 mm

Characteristics : it's medium size, with nice colors and drawings on both sides. Dual core wheels of a new genre : indeed, like with every dual core wheels ,they are composed by 2 urethanes of different hardness.

- A transparent blue inside part in 101A : so that the wheel's shape stays still
- A softer white part on the outside,in 99A, so that the wheels hang tight on the ground.

But this time, the hard part doesn't exceed! It is indeed

This Flamable model of wheels did not prove to be as powerful as one could believe it. What remains enough surprising considering the fame of Spitfire. The wheels are pretty soft , which supports the riding comfort, very useful when you make long distances with your deck. Looking at the diameter (53mm), they're pretty heavy but allow more versatility in practice. Despite their thickness, the wheel was not resistant and underwent all the shocks and torsions of the ground. Contour is damaged, degraded well. Pieces of wheels left, leaving

These are good wheels , what more can I say ??!!! Spitfire has been making wheels for while This pro Model Rob Welsh uses the brand new S3 system created by Spitfire .The wheel does not haveair space but has a lightened plastic core that makes it super light (47gr) by keeping a good firmness and a good solidity (unlike the Popwar superslim)