34mm Prodigy Gen2 Pro Fingerboard Trucks - Pro Style Base and Hanger with Custom Pivot Tuning and Pro Duro Bubble Bushings - Gold Colorway

These trucks are good although I highly recommend you mod these trucks, which is not that hard to do and has almost no tradeoffs.-The first mod, is to sand the axel on the baseplate that holds the trucks down. When you do 50 50 grinds on these trucks with an unsanded axel, it sticks out, scratching your obstacle and making it hard to grind. The only trade off is you will have to use one bushing only, which goes on the baseplate, then the trucks on top of it then the nut, but it is not an issue since the next mod has to do with bushings.-The second mod, is the bushings. The bushings that come with these trucks (including the 61a ones) are trash. Good bushings allow your trucks to snap right back after pushing them down. To fix this, find a normal rubber band, which is pretty big, cut it into a circle just a little bigger than the stock bushings, and make a hole in the circle and use that as a bushing, it will work much better and the trucks will snap back. If you did the first mod, you only have to make 2 of these, instead of 4. (see picture for the end result of mod 1 and 2)-Sometimes, your trucks might come with a bent axel which holds the wheels. It is kind of a flaw and not all might have it but if you do, just unbend it with some pliers.-Last mod is something I recommend to do on all trucks. It is to lube the hole in the baseplate in which the truck goes in. It will prevent rattle and make it smoother to turn, although it is not important and you will be just fine without this.The finished result is amazing, although the trucks are not much comparable to something like dynamics, but they are really good for 16 dollars. They slide very well and are pretty strong.

No issues with them after a month of use

buy them there pretty good

They're pretty good in my book. Unlike p-reps hardware, teak's pins for the wheels actually stay in place. I do have to say I personally like the weight of p-reps trucks. Teak's trucks are pretty lite btw if that's your thing.

Fire product the locking bolts are clutch cuz you can ride loose and not worry about your truck falling apart

One of the bolts that came with the trucks came closed with some sort of metal maybe? i don’t know what it is but i had to use a spare bolt from my old setup

One of the axles was bent. The axle nut still threads but the wheel doesn’t tighten all the way. Still decent trucks for the price I guess.

The value is not there. identical to stock tech deck fingerboard trucks, perform worse than tbe stock rubber bushings on a tech deck. paint came chipped. Much better options out there these are terrible spray painted poorly.

Good truck as I still use them but have bought a different set I’m waiting on to replace the. As the axle has came loose and had to super glue them back into place. Other then that issue the look and perform as they should. Wear nicely grinding on metal also.

Bueno aunque se me hace un poco caro pero de ahí en fuera esta bien

Only problem I have is getting the bolts through the truck, I don't think they're threaded so its a pain to get them on but other than that they work fine, also come with an extra paid of bushings.