do these fit a drop through longboard, and would u recommend these
363247
I stopped longboarding. Had them mounted to a tan tien. Of all the boards I've ridden these trucks were the best for cruising around. Sharp, smooth turns. Can really carve hard.
363248
Yes they do, i would recommend them for cruising and freestyle, they are lightweight.
2203362
Yes these can be used in longboards. I wrote a review about these bearings. They are fantastic for longboarding. Hands downs some of the best I have ever had.
1363664
I would say no as they are a tight fit to ski boots where snow board boots are much wider. However I am sure dry guy have other solutions for inside the boot no matter ski or snow board.
1187512
Hi...yes the fit..not snug...not sure what you are making but they would slide right in
49438
Yes these should fit. They are forgiving in terms of the diameter tubing they fit over.
506487
Im 16 years old and they fit perfectly. I'm sure they will. I use them for longboarding and they saved me from a 20-25mph fall they're awesome.
1968741
probably not, i have a 9 foot longboard and they wobble a lot on them. i would buy somthing more secure for a 12 foot board
126252
Yes, they would work well for long boarding for direct impacts. As the pads have 3 sections, they do a good job of wrapping above and below your patella, and thus, provide good protection. If you have long sliding fall, they might shift though, as they are held on by 2 straps (i.e., as opposed to pads that have a 'sleeve' that wraps your leg and must be slipped on over the leg). While the sleeve type of pad may provide additional protection, they would be hotter to wear and are harder to put on, and thus, people would be less likely to put them on.
511914
The sizes are universal. With these trucks I would suggest 70mm orangutan wheels, bones reds bearings, and any hardware set will do. And if you don't have grip tape on your board, or you want new tape. I would suggest Black Diamond tape.
741316
This question was posed last week. There were differing opinions about whether they are suitable for a paddle board. I believe they are. They may overhang over a bit, but I don't see why they would not work.. I have a summer home in the Berkshires and two kayaks. One is a 12 ft. Kayak and the other is a ten. We have them stored in the garage on these stands and we love them! I hope this helps. Best of luck.
2274206
I would think that they would yes. Double check on the depth of them. Good luck.
2225319
Almost any longboard wheel will fit perfectly with these bearings. Amazon doesn't sell too many good wheels (a lot of cheap wheels that are rock hard, but you get what you pay for), so I shop at Daddies Board Shop (www.daddiesboardshop.com). They have everything you need and shipping is free in the States. If you only want to buy from Amazon, orangatang stimulus wheels are the best option I can see. What board do you have and what type of longboarding do you want to do?
1391805
Yes they will fit. Just like stock ones. I was very happy with them and a great price.
852712
Good question. I only have used them out side of the water. They fit very snuggly. If I was home now I would test it for you but I am at work. Sorry I could not be of further assistance.
1079200
They will fit on the back with running boards. I installed nerf bar type (tube) running boards and they fit fine. Most running boards that I have seen usually have a front running board that is included with it, the nerf boards don't.
1868523
Absolutely. Top mounting works flawlessly. These trucks really give a great feel to a "longer" long board, but they do add some flex. The longer the board you pair with these trucks the more patient you need to be as you turn. Think 8 foot spoon nose as opposed to a 5 foot thruster. If you don't get ahead of yourself and keep the board below you, you can really carve. Imagin the perfect powder day or really smooth soft water. Throw on some 78A zombies and you'll know heaven my friend.
1620722
yes I think so, they are very tight in my dropouts. I would pass on these wheels and spend a couple more bucks on a decent set, I had to work on these right out of the box.. they suck