H Block Skateboard Longboard Riser Pads - Set of 2 Risers, Rubber Shock Pads 1/8

H Block Skateboard Longboard Riser Pads - Set of 2 Risers, Rubber Shock Pads 1/8" (3mm), 1/4" (6mm), Angled

$ 5.95

Score By Feature

Based on 106 ratings

Packaging

9.39

Value for money

9.49

Satisfaction

9.08

Customer service

9.23

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Product Description

WHEELBITE - Riser pads raise the ride height, which prevents wheelbite to a large extent. They are especially helpful for those riding loose trucks or with

Deck life is extended thanks to the addition of a layer between hard aluminum trucks and deck boards. Among the functions of the riser is to absorb and dissipate some of the shock that results from harsh landings and rough terrain that will otherwise occur at the bolt holes of the deck.

EASIER RIDE - The same logic that leads to stress crack prevention is used when risers provide a smoother ride by absorbing and dissipating shocks produced by

You can increase your pop by increasing the distance between your rear end and the ground by adding height to your setup.

Questions & Answers

The pads seem to be shock pads, but are they ?

This is a riser pad. Thank you for your interest.

How do you know if these would work on the sidewinder truck?

I say yes!

Is there a rating for these in terms of durability?

There are approximately 80 of us.

What kind of rubber do they have?

Thanks for visiting! It is indeed rubber that forms these riser pads. Wishing you all the best for today!

Selected User Reviews For H Block Skateboard Longboard Riser Pads - Set of 2 Risers, Rubber Shock Pads 1/8" (3mm), 1/4" (6mm), Angled

These are fantastic shock absorbers that reduce vibration, but the Khiro ones are better! This rubber shock pad is a direct replacement for the stock angled risers on my Sector 9 longboard since it is identical in measurement (14mm x 8mm) and inclined angle

4/5

The rubber shock pads perform much better than the hard plastic angled risers since they sit flush against the board and absorb ground vibrations far better than the hard plastic hikers. In spite of the fact that the material weighs more than any hard plastic or rubber shock pad I have tried, it does not make a difference to how I ride. Here are the These will look best with inch hardware bolts, but they are still highly recommended if you are looking for a comfortable cruiser, as these will make the board feel a bit smoother on your feet It is important for riders to keep in mind that hard risers increase responsiveness when they turn. The smoother the ride is over uneven terrain, the softer the risers. The following information has been updated Based on my comparisons with the "Khiro 80A Angled Wedge Shock Pads" and the "Khiro 60A Angled Wedge Shock Pads", I measured these rubber shock pads to have a durometer of around 80A. comparing the wedge rollers and shock pads, I decided to replace the Big Boy wedge rollers with the Khiro 60A Angled Edge Shock Pads It was the smoothest ride on my longboard with Khiro's 60A durometer risers as they weigh less and are made of softer material. Way to go,.

Orlando Reese

| Jun 25, 2021

This program accomplishes what is required of it

5/5

I was happy to see that they complied all my requests. Basically there are 4 wedges in the pack, so you can assemble them to make a flat surface.

From what I see on the internet, the thick edge facing inwards on the front increases turning ability. Based on what I read, the thick end on the back should reduce wheel spin on the rear trucks if the thick end faces inward.

Leroy Simpson

| Jul 30, 2020

The shock pads need to be 1/2" thick

5/5

believe this was the largest shock pad I was able to I would like if I could also get the 1/2" shock absorbers for my electric longboard since this would be a great upgrade.

Miriam WALLIS

| Sep 11, 2020

Added Vibration Reduction to a Less Than Smooth Before, I had hard plastic pads on my longboard and mainly used it for errands in town

5/5

The pavement isn't exactly the smoothest, and I was using my longboard for local errands. Riding down the street on those was also very challenging because my board rattled a lot. The vibrations have taken a major hit, and I also seem to be able to push harder (I assume because I don't have to slow down because they are not excessive). As of right now, my board still vibrates so I'm going to get new tires that are softer. Though definitely an improvement, it nevertheless made a huge difference.

Everlee Gilbert

| Feb 19, 2021

Their effectiveness has been proven

5/5

The only problem was that they did not also let me learn kickflips at the same time. It is reasonable to expect that if you are going to spend more than three dollars on rising pads, at least they will infuse your body with skate-specific features I guess he has some god-like skills or something too.

Avi Quinn

| May 22, 2021

Spacing is what they're used for

5/5

Spacing is what they're used for. This is not the kind of thing you can mess.

Wyatt French

| Mar 14, 2021

We recommend this as the best shock absorber

5/5

As advertised, this riser arrived directly from the manufacturer. During my first ride with them on, I experienced less shock over big bumps and cracks in the street, and I also ascended significantly higher than I was previously, which made it easier to ride for someone with long legs such as myself who is 6'3" tall. My recommendation for this product is for skaters of all levels.

Carl Chapman

| Feb 27, 2021

My needs with them are met

5/5

They are great. I find them to be ideal for the work I am doing. It makes my trucks appear as if they have a lower angle because I have them both facing inward. I really enjoy These wheels make my 50 caliber trucks act exactly how I want them to act with lots of stability to bomb hills but also to absorb some shock and be able to I prefer sliding and pishing to high speeds on 50° trucks as they let me slide and piss at much higher speeds than most trucks.