BONES? WHEELS Hardcore Bushings

The media could not be loaded. If your heavy and tall and like tight trucks like me you have to get these.

I have used both indy's, and bones hardcore. Independent bushings freaking suck, because I have already blown them out in a matter of a single 10 minute ride. But bones hardcores? I have had zero problem whatsoever. These are absolutely awesome.If you know nothing about bushings, and want to get these for your kid as a replacement to their old bushings? DO GET THESE! DO NOT BUY INDEPENDENT BUSHINGS! these are going to last longer, and not be total crap compared to them on the first ride. Even if your local doesn't sell them, bite the bullet, and buy these over independents. Trust me, you won't have to put up with blowing them out like you would independents.Tl;Dr, buy these bushings over independent bushings, so you don't have to replace them in barely a day of use.

In short, buy them if you're a bigger skater. Now, I'll get into it in detail. I skated a lot in my teens and early twenties, and then I quit for four years after having my first kid. A few months ago, I decided to hop on a board again, but I was 100 pounds heavier than I was the last time. My old bushings were still in good shape, but I got horrible wheel bite anytime I did anything besides cruising around and rolling over ramps I was chucked off a few times just from landing after playing around on a manny pad. I popped these bad boys into my trucks, and I'm back to doing tricks with ease.I bought the hard variant because I knew I needed the hardest bushings possible, and I can't begin to describe how smooth these feel despite my weight. They don't squeak, I don't get wheel bite unless I'm intentionally leaning too far, and they reset to center pretty much immediately after my wheels leave the ground. Also, despite being hard and fully tightened, they turn incredibly well. I didn't even have to spend any time breaking them in. They immediately felt comfortable.I can see how they'd be a bad choice for the average skater, though. Unless you have the weight to naturally compress them when turning, you'll have a hard time getting them to turn. The average 145 pound skater would probably feel like their skating on rocks. I can't tell you if the soft and medium varieties handle that better.One thing that did disappoint me is that they're colored differently depending on softness, and that wasn't made clear in the description. I thought I was getting white and yellow (Which would match my setup really well), but I got white with black cores since I bought the hard ones. That's not a big deal, but it was a little bit of a bummer.All in all, if you weigh more than 200 pounds, I can't recommend these enough. They're all I'll be skating on unless I miraculously get fit again, and even then, I'd still buy from Bones due to how great these are. Smaller skaters should try the softer bushings, or they should go with something else entirely, though.

I’m 200lbs and the stock bushings in my tensor mag lights were way to soft. Even tightening them down did little and caused the bushings to bulge out and become disfigured. These bushing are very firm and handle my weight perfectly. Hopefully there’s no issues with quality as seen in some reviews. Also if your into a lightweight setup bones bushings w/ washer weighed in at .3 oz vs stock tensors w/ 2 cups .6 oz. Weights are per each truck

Great, brought a 30 year old shred sled right back to life. Would've given it 5 stars if it came with pivot cups too. My bushings were rough but usable; my pivot cups though, they wpoured out in little crumbles. Seems if you're replacing some of it you should replace all of it, unless it's a MacGuyver to get you home.

I just started skateboarding this year. I'm tall and almost 200lb. I originally bought these for my 8.5" CCS board because the bushings were too soft. They worked great. I then upgraded to the 9.13" Andy Anderson Flight deck with Indy trucks. I immediately replaced those stock bushings with the super hard Indy bushings. I had to keep cranking them down. After two months, completely warped. I took the bones off the CCS board and replaced the Indy bushings. All good again and not over tight! I ordered a second set just in case. Definitely recommend if you are older, heavier, and/or just like tight trucks.

The tensor maglight OEM bushing tends to be too soft for me, I’m an older rider getting back into skating and got some weight on me. Rides much smoother for me and doesn’t feel as loose - also take in the fact, I’m not as agile as I was in my pre-teenage years. And the bushings don’t look like they’re being squished to the point of popping, like the OEM ones looked, lol. I’m 5’10, 175 lbs.

Did all my coordination vanish? No, but I’m too dang big for my new board as it was configured newThese came with instructions 🙌Accurate ones! And now my board is ready for carving

Pedi una opción dura, pero me llegaron unos medios mas sin embargo me han funcionado a la perfección.

sehr gutes lenkverhalten und haltbarkeit

best quality bushing and sturdiness

Tres bon bushings pour mon poids, j'y gagne énormément en stabilitéJe recommande vivement et je pense en racheter pour ma 2ème board

Gute Qualität