Powell Peralta Dragons 93A V6 Skateboard Wheels in 56mm x 36mm put Powell's Dragon Formula™ urethane into a bigger, faster symmetrical sidecut wheel. The extra diameter rolls right over cracks, pebbles, and rough pavement, while the high-rebound 93A formula keeps your speed up in bowls and still grips and slides like a hard wheel.

Why Skaters Choose 56mm Dragons 93A V6

• Bigger wheel, smoother roll: 56mm carries more momentum and gets hung up less on debris than a typical street wheel, so rough streets and crusty plazas feel smooth.
• Speed that doesn't bog down: Powell rates Dragon Formula at 18–20% higher rebound than hard wheels, so you hold speed through transition instead of feeling slowed down like an ordinary soft wheel.
• Grips when you carve, slides when you want: The result of roughly ten years of Powell R&D, Dragon Formula gets its slide from a performance material blend rather than weaker urethane, for controllable slides on rough and smooth ground.
• Lasts a long time: Dragon Formula is among the longest-wearing wheels available and resists flat spots, so a set stays round and rolling.
• V6 symmetrical sidecut shape: A double radial wheel with sidecuts on both sides, a medium 20.5mm ride patch, and a center-set bearing seat. Flip and rotate them freely for even wear.

Specifications

Who Are These Wheels For?

The 56mm Dragons 93A V6 are ideal for transition and bowl skaters who want speed with a smoother ride, street skaters who deal with rough or cracked ground, and anyone who wants one set that handles skateparks, streets, and cruising.

54mm or 56mm?

Both use the same 93A Dragon Formula and V6 shape. The 54mm is lighter and quicker for technical street skating. The 56mm is a little wider and taller, rolling faster and smoother over rough ground and holding more speed in bowls. Depending on your trucks and deck, 56mm wheels may need small risers to avoid wheel bite.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you do tricks and slides on 93A Dragons?
Yes. Powell designed Dragon Formula 93A to grip and slide like 99A and 101A wheels, so slides and reverts feel normal while the softer wheel smooths out rough terrain.

Are 56mm 93A wheels good for street skating?
They're great for rough streets and all-terrain skating. They roll over cracks and debris easily, though some technical street skaters prefer a smaller 52–54mm wheel for a lighter setup.

Do I need risers for 56mm wheels?
Sometimes. With low trucks or a deck without wheel wells, small risers can help prevent wheel bite.

How many wheels come in a pack?
Each purchase includes a set of 4 wheels. Bearings are sold separately.