Frequently Asked Questions:
Will you help me install the skids?
Yes, we can do it for free. All you do have to purchase griptape (along with deck and skid) because the hardware goes above the grip. We can also install and tune a complete setup for free. Just send us a message when ordering.
Do I need skids?
To each his own. Typically, yes. It prevents your deck from wearing down and delaminating. It also provides you with something to grab on to when doing fingerflips as well as provide some smooth friction during tail drags on some tricks.
How do I know which skids are compatible?
You will find the compatible skid listed under the description for each deck.
…….….or you can check with us.
How long will shipping take?
We ship out our products within 24 hrs 99% of the time. On average, it takes about 3-5 days within USA and 7 - 12 days for foreign orders.
Should I get a single kick or a double kick?
The easiest answer is to experience it all and see which one you like. Traditionally, freestyle decks are single kick with no concave. Both have it's advantages and disadvantages.
When I get new trucks, should I get new bushings?
Yes, this is highly recommended because most freestylers skate hard to X-tra hard bushings. The Bushings we stock are also of a much higher quality that the ones that come with the trucks.
How do I make my wheels last longer (with more offset) as it wears down?
Put some washers between the wheel and the hanger of your trucks to push the wheel out furthur, therefore shortening the axle sticking out. We have these axle washers in stock. Squashed nuts also allow you to put more washers into your truck.
How do pogo bolts work?
The extra bolt sticking out will act as a base for your foot to stand on. The thread also provides grip.
What bearings should I get?
There is no definite answer to this. Many factors come into consideration; how smooth they are, how long they stay smooth and how durable they are. Generally, any bearing will suit freestyle fine.
Do I need Wood Screws?
If you do alot of pogos or truckstands especially on rough surfaces, it is highly recommended as it prevents the layers of plywood on your deck from splitting. Free installation if you buy a deck.
What is 'old school hole' pattern?
This refers to a slightly larger hole positioning on the trucks. All Decomposed decks uses new school hole positions. All original decks from the 80s have old school hole patterns. Reissue decks may vary.
