What's up with Slappy Trucks?! 

Hey Joel! Thanks for watching! Soo stoked to hear that.

Size did you get? I ride 169 Indy’s rn

Literally same today had a greatttttttt sesh wheel but like twice I loveeeeee these 😂🤌🏾‼️

That's sick, glad you're loving them mate!

Awesome mate. glad you're loving them!

aces are too expensive for me... i want a 91 or 92a top bushing and a 92a-94a bottom bushing and thats like their AF1 price+a bushing set its much more expensive than slappys/indys with an indy conical bushing kit. Plus i would prefer the hard ace "low" bushing for my top bushing bc its closer to the indy/conical top bushing height...just to keep the turn to stability ratio where im used to. Slappy IKP is the same price as their normal trucks too....but the clearance looks pretty good so i think i might get a 8.75" hollow tbh, Ive been looking for a proper stage X replacement and the lighter weight looks like it will help as i get older/skate less. IDK i dont like how aces make you put your feet so close or your front foot mid board when kicking/trying to gain massive speed. Ive grown to even like ventures for their wider foot placement makes me have to bend my knees less, but a lot more wear and tear on my hip/back soreness after a couple long sessions/slams. Though you also get to lean forward a lot more with ventures at high speeds/transition/transfers etc. Tried indy mids very heavy...and i dont like the swap indy made back to a cylinder bushing out of the box swap for me. Slappys look like theyre ready to run out of the box which is a nice plus since ventures need risers to not bite....or bones-hard bushings at the cost of turning

what park is that bowl at pls?

So are they kinda like Indy’s that turn a bit sharper and get less wheel bite

whats sad is id rather skate the stock stage 4/bushings, than a XI with a cylinder bottom bushing. I got too used to the stage 9/X turn/lean. The 6.1 ventures and my 159 stage X are the same height but the ventures will bite with 53mm..and i can run 56mm with the indys w.o risers. I definitely like having at least 1 shaped board 8.75-9.1 with no risers...so it looks like slappys will be the truck to try out for that specific setup. I like that setup for park skating or a park that has a decent flatbar/euro setup. IDK i stepped down from 8.75 to try 144 mids and 146 stage IV but...i doubt ill ever ride a smaller hanger unless i try out a short wb/popsicle for a setup oriented towards a larger bag of tricks...in reality being able to go wall to wall, airs etc....and a larger hanger for locking into grinds...doesnt seem like a worthy trade off for having more flip tricks/switch tricks on a pyrmiad or etc.

Thanks for watching mate & thanks for the kind words! Yeah the measurements make things heaps easier for sure!

Thanks for watching mate! We're loving 'em!

🙏 Cheers for watching legend!

You'll love these then mate!

54s here. My slappy trucks have never stopped me with wheelbite

Thanks mate! We'll keep that in mind for a future video!

i've been riding Thunders for over 10 years i'd say and just few months ago i switched to Slappy trucks cause i just started skating curbs but i did learned some slappy tricks while still riding Thunder Hollow lights. few differences between the two brands. popping wise of course Thunders are quicker because they are much lower even the Standard ones. pinching wise not that i'ved noticed much but Slappy definitely has little more room for error specially on feebles/smiths tricks because of the higher kingpin clearance. even higher clearance on their Inverted kingpins. weight wise, yeah Slappys are heavy as fuck. haha

These don't do anything new, Destructo used to be like these back in the day, really tall with a boat load of kingpin clearance. How ever they do look great but the height instantly puts me off. But i get it's all personal preference.

Sick! Glad you like them!

Thanks for the comment mate! 50mm-56mm is the average wheel size so it just depends on what feels most comfortable for you.

Hey mate! They're the Powell Peralta Andy Anderson Nano Cubic. Check out our review of 'em: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eIwB-PhTfIg.html

Glad you're loving them mate!

Slappy's are the best!

Green Hills skatepark in South Sydney mate!

😂

@@BLVCKSEA okay I know it might come off as satire, bc people hate on them, but I genuinely feel like tensors (ATF) turn the best. Been riding 20 years.

@@jxrion ..I honestly thought you were just trolling..but if Tensors are your thing, than I can't knock it. I skated a pair of tensors once back in like 98'..I'm pretty much an Indy guy now tho..

@@BLVCKSEA respect! I think it has something to do with the interlock bushing shape (check it out) they feel springier. I went back to Indy’s a few months ago and at max looseness and soft bushings they feel kinda dead. Which is nice and stable for gaps and sets etc. but the pinch just isn’t there for scoops, grinds, diving around, etc. Pinch pockets make skating feel like easy mode.

Glad you're loving them mate!

Grabbed some today best trucks I’ve ever skated‼️

Fa real…. Slappy? I’ve never heard of her…

I love Ace Trucks but after trying Slappy Trucks, there’s no going back. Slappy >>> Ace

@@Koletrainnow I’m intrigued. I dig the ACe classics and I’m riding the AF1s right now. Kind of leaning towards the classics over the AF1s

Ace is the place with the helpful hardware man

@@Koletrain ace lights with the "hard" bushings kill the crappys wish I never tried them

They aren't 'Lights' but since these have the cut outs under the hangers and base plate they are lighter than standard solid trucks.