I got em on sale
by Ian Barnes-Classen
in Boston, MA
(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 8/21/2022
Tensor Alum Skateboard Trucks - raw (5.5)
I grew up wanting to skate tensors for a while after skating them on my first board. They’re kinda hard to find in Mass and let alone for a board 8:3 and up. They’re weight is similar to regular Indy’s so it’s only their Mag lights that are super super light. These aren’t heavy asf but not the lightest.
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Tensors trucks are great for grinds
by King Koopa
Posted on 2/24/2022
Tensor Alum Skateboard Trucks
I'd say give these a try because they go good and have a property of being the second best truck you could have. The Tensor Magnesiums seemed a little better at pace and these aluminums don't have the hollow hole on the axles but these ones slide good (I miss the plastic baseplate slider but oh well, grow up. These trucks I have on my board now I straight bombed a huge hill with them and they didn't even throw me into the traffic but these trucks are Hocus Pocus magical! Oh and the alloys the cheap cheap ones for $20 they look good for grinds like very solid strong and heavy truck. These ones I got for breaking my magnesium hollows and I need new wheels for them but they are super good. Best grinds and I killed it at the skatepark. Very good geometry of truck definitely make you a better skateboarder to have these trucks. Guaranteed against breakage too (if they're the aluminums [the alloys had no guaranteed they were just flat.]) Great trucks and they are just what you'd want to skate because the bushings rule too. The alloys get speed wobbles so the aluminum second best Tensor truck at the moment.
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