Skateboard decks that use wheels smaller than 55mm do not typically require risers; however, even 1/8" risers can help keep your hardware in place. Skateboard decks that use wheels smaller than 55mm do not typically require risers; however, 1/8" risers can help keep the hardware from vibrating loose.
Riser pads, or risers, are hard plastic pads that can be inserted between the skateboard trucks and deck to raise the overall height of the skateboard. They are used to avoid wheel bite, which occurs when the wheel rubs the skateboard deck during a turn or just after a trick.
We recommend 1/2" risers for wheels greater than 65mm in diameter. 1/2" risers require longer hardware too. We recommend 1-1/2" hardware.
Riser pads, or risers, are hard plastic pads that can be inserted between the skateboard trucks and deck to raise the overall height of the skateboard. They are used to avoid wheel bite, which occurs when the wheel rubs the skateboard deck during a turn or just after a trick.
We recommend 1/4" risers for wheels between 65mm-67mm in diameter. 1/4" risers require longer hardware too. We recommend 1-1/4" hardware.
Skateboard decks that use wheels smaller than 55mm do not typically require risers; however, even 1/8" risers can help keep your hardware in place. Skateboard decks that use wheels smaller than 55mm do not typically require risers; however, 1/8" risers can help keep the hardware from vibrating loose.
Skateboard decks that use wheels smaller than 55mm do not typically require risers; however, even 1/8" risers can help keep your hardware in place. Skateboard decks that use wheels smaller than 55mm do not typically require risers; however, 1/8" risers can help keep the hardware from vibrating loose.
Skateboard decks that use wheels smaller than 55mm do not typically require risers; however, even 1/8" risers can help keep your hardware in place. Skateboard decks that use wheels smaller than 55mm do not typically require risers; however, 1/8" risers can help keep the hardware from vibrating loose.
