Dose it matter the size deck u have so it can fit in your skateboard?

Question

like if i get a 7.5 deck do i have to get the same exact measurement as the wheels and the deck? also what wheels and trucks do u recommend for street skateboarding?

Answer 1

mystery board with some jamie thomas thunder trucks spitfire wheels and some swiss bone bearings is the way to go

zero boards are pretty good to

go to ccs.com or activerideshop.com or industrialrideshop.com for great selections of boards  

Answer 2

im 10.5 feet and am skating 7.5 white panda enjoi with white destructo trucks and Black ricta muskas and silver rims, bearings are bones reds so far ive had only one problem with it and that it just turns to the left a bit but i loosened the trucks and it works GREAT now

Answer 3

I recently filmed a video with a plan b jereme rogers deck that is 7.7 with spitfire wheels, tensor trucks, and bones ceramics.  The package cost me 320.00 dollars but you could live with the ceramics and take off another 100 bucks 220 in my opinion is a good deal for trucks wheels and a deck.

So that is my 2 cents. ooo and if you end up getting the deck i use just look for jamacian colors

Answer 4

7.5 is small, but it might fit you if youre small.  you should get trucks about the same size as the deck.  when youre starting out id get a wider deck 7.75 or at least 7.62 to give youre feet some room to balance.  you could get away with a blank, but ask around about where youre getting it from, like if its at a local shop, ask people who actually skate alot if the blanks are any good and take it from there

Answer 5

no, you can get any size wheels and trucks... For regular street riding, go with smaller wheels and, and lower profile trucks (normal truck width is 7.5, they will say mids or lows). As for type deck, 7.5 should be good for that size feet, maybe a 7.75. As for brand... Whatever you think looks cool, everyone has there own preferences. Part of being a skater is individualism, don't care what other people think.

Answer 6

the size is all your preference, and it doesn't affect what size wheels or trucks you need. if you are beginning you might want a bigger one, but if you are starting to get comfortable you might go with a smaller because they are easier to flip.  my favorite wheels are rictas, and for trucks id say you should go with royals