MORE CONTROL
The wider contact patch is designed to improve grip and give you a more planted feel through corners.
POWERSLIDE WHEEL TECHNOLOGY
MORE CONTROL. MORE STABILITY. LONGER LASTING.
Meet 20Six: 26 mm of polyurethane around a standard 24 mm core.
DISCOVER THE TECHNOLOGY
THE IDEA
WIDER WHERE IT COUNTS
20Six puts 26 mm of polyurethane around a standard 24 mm core. The extra width is designed to give you a larger contact area, while fit still depends on the clearance of your frame.
24mm
STANDARD CORE
26 mm
POLYURETHANE WIDTH
THE RIDE
FEEL THE DIFFERENCE
MORE COMFORT
More polyurethane around the core is designed to help absorb vibrations on the road.
MORE DURABILITY
More polyurethane and a profile designed to wear evenly can help the wheel last longer.
FROM THE TEAM
HOW IT FEELS
At first I was skeptical but after skating them back to back with standard wheels I felt like there was no way back.
Less vibrations, smoother ride and more control thanks to the bigger contact area, especially on tricks that use edges including slides. They feel more supportive under the foot while staying fast and easy to move around on.
The 86A hardness gives me the perfect balance between grip and slides with full control on edges for carves, swivels and slides.
I also really like the rebound. The extra material makes the wheel feel more alive and gives a better feeling when landing and pushing.
80mm has always been one of my favourite wheel sizes and with this profile the setup feels super balanced and fun to skate.
If you like the way I skate, I think you’re really going to enjoy these.
What I like most is the profile: there’s more material, so I expect them to take longer to wear down.
I had been skating Vortex 85A wheels and switched to Spinner 20Six 100 mm 88A, which I tested on Decode 100 Pro frames and a Nova prototype. In theory, I expected to feel more road vibration, especially since they were harder, but they actually felt more comfortable to skate. The extra width and contact area were noticeable from the very first moment.
I think this profile has plenty of potential for more grip, which matters a lot to me when skating downhill.
THE LINEUP
FIND YOUR 20SIX
SPINNER 20SIX
SHR (Super High Rebound) polyurethane offers balanced rebound, smoother slides and a more accessible price.
FIND 20SIX WHEELS
UNDERCOVER VORTEX 20SIX
UHR (Ultra High Rebound) polyurethane offers higher rebound, stronger grip and faster rolling.
FIND 20SIX WHEELSTHE COMPOUND
SAME SHAPE. DIFFERENT RIDE.
Spinner's SHR gives you smoother slides; Vortex's UHR grips harder and rolls faster. Same profile, different feel.
SPINNERSHR
VORTEXUHR
SPEED & ROLL
Balanced rebound for everyday skating.
Faster roll with lower resistance.
GRIP & CONTROL
Predictable grip.
More grip, especially at higher speeds.
ENERGY RETURN
Dependable rebound for everyday skating.
More rebound and a smoother ride on rough surfaces.
RELATIVE PRICE
More accessible price.
Higher price for the UHR compound.
The four-point gauges compare SHR and UHR approximately, not as measured test results. Price symbols indicate a relative tier, not an exact price.
FOR 20SIX WHEELS
Already have a frame? Check the full compatibility list for our frames and other models outside the current catalogue.
CHECK THE FULL COMPATIBILITY LISTQuestions about your specific setup? Ask us in the store chat.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
What makes a 20Six wheel different?
20Six uses a 26 mm polyurethane profile around a standard 24 mm core. The wider profile is designed to increase the contact area.
Will 20Six fit my frame?
Check our searchable frame compatibility list and match your wheel diameter and setup. If your frame is not listed, it may not have been tested. Ask us in the store chat if you are unsure.
Do I need special spacers to fit 20Six?
No. Use the spacers normally required by your frame. Just check that there is enough clearance for the wheel's 26 mm width.
Is the core wider too?
No. The polyurethane is 26 mm wide; the core remains the standard 24 mm width.
Which diameters and hardness ratings are available?
Available diameters and hardness ratings vary by wheel model. Check each product page for the current options.
How does the wider profile affect the ride?
The wider contact area is designed for a more planted feel in turns and to help reduce vibration. Actual feel depends on the setup and surface.
Where can I check frame compatibility?
Look for the Compatible with 20Six marker on eligible frame product pages, or check our full compatibility list. Some frames support only specific setups, so always read the details.
How do I choose the right wheel diameter?
Stay within the maximum wheel diameter stated for your frame, then choose a size suited to your skating style. Width clearance also needs to be checked.
