🔥 Unmatched Performance and Durability: Introducing Bones Wheels Hardcore Bushings Review

I'm 6ft 2in and about 225lbs. I haven't skated in 15 years, but I've recently started teaching my son again. I bought these to replace the bushings that came on my Thunders. The stock bushings were so soft I could barely stand on the board. They stiffened the trucks and held my ollies. If you want stiff trucks and/or need something a little more massive to handle the extra weight, this is perfect.

They may be too hard for me, but the quality is unmistakable. Even at 96a they feel very heavy, likely due to core support unique to bone. It really keeps you in place without making it difficult to turn (if you're moderately stretched, a tight grip will certainly make turning difficult). It was great to use this knowledge as an ally as one of my problems was landing my feet close to the edges and my board would buckle and spin making it difficult to keep my balance. I'm starting to get better…

I was never able to find the right truck feel no matter how tight it was, it usually resulted in hard compression with no real compression, or it was a strange combination. give up and get stuck like a terrible swing. These bushings definitely gave me what I was looking for: a good sense of tension for stability, but still a bit of power that doesn't cause wobble. I wish I had invested in better jacks sooner. Installation was easy, and the included bushings + washers are also lower profile…

In short, if you're a taller skater, buy these. Now I will talk about it in detail. I skated a lot in my teens and early 20s and stopped skating for four years after the birth of my first child. A few months ago I decided to get back on the board but I was 100 pounds heavier than last time. My old hubs were still in good shape, but I had terrible wheel bite every time I did anything other than cruising and ramping. I put these bad guys in my trucks and I'm doing stunts with ease again. I bought