Features
Carving/Cruising - Big California style carves, epic summertime adventures around the neighborhood, and everyday shenanigans are supported with trucks flexible enough to handle a bit of everything. You'll find these trucks often have a higher truck angle because this is what controls the amount of energy required to turn your board. Bigger angles equal big carves and a quick response to your movement. Stock bushings tend to be on the softer side for cruising making these trucks great for everyday use and for beginners alike. Make sure to go with the recommended truck width for your board to give you the best match and the most fun.
Dual Pivot Hanger - With a dual pivot hanger, you get twice the turn so if you like to carve deep and treat the concrete like your own personal waves, then look into this style. Generally for cruising/carving, dual pivot hangers are fun and will keep you turning.
Barrel/Cone - If you like cruising and carving, but also enjoy the thrill of the hill, you need a wide range of motion. With a boardside barrel and roadside cone you'll benefit from both stability and turnability. This the most common stock setup.
Risers from the following brands are not compatible with the baseplates of these trucks.
Note - Every skate truck brand represents their sizing a little differently, so it's easy to get confused. Take a look at this graphic and then reference the size chart.
Dual Kingpin - For the biggest carves, tightest turns, and most surf-like ride, dual kingpin trucks deliver twice the turn of a standard truck.
