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BLACKRIVER TRUCKS X-WIDE 3.0 BLACK/BLACK 34MM
$89.95
Discover the next level of fingerboarding with Blackriver Trucks 3.0. Crafted with precision engineering, these trucks redefine control and durability.
Reinforced steel axles, strengthened lock-nuts, and thicker baseplates ensure they can handle even the most intense sessions while providing unparalleled steering precision. Adding a touch of style, the iconic Blackriver skull is embossed on the baseplate. Each set includes mounting screws, lock-nuts, and the essential Blackriver fingerboard tool. These trucks offer premium tactile feedback, and durability akin to full-sized skateboard counterparts.
Designed, produced, and assembled in Germany, they embody the commitment to quality and innovation that sets Blackriver apart. Join the pioneers of the fingerboarding scene and experience the unmatched performance and value of Blackriver Trucks 3.0.
Introducing Blackriver Trucks 3.0: the pinnacle of precision engineering for fingerboarding. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, these trucks offer unparalleled steering control, premium tactile feedback, and durability akin to full-sized skateboard counterparts.
Enhanced with reinforced steel single axles, strengthened lock-nuts, and thicker baseplates, they ensure maximum strength and resilience during intense sessions. Plus, with the iconic Blackriver skull embossed on the baseplate, they boast a sleek aesthetic upgrade.
Each set includes mounting screws, lock-nuts, and the essential Blackriver fingerboard tool. Designed, produced, and assembled in Germany, Blackriver Trucks 3.0 embody the commitment to quality and innovation that defines the fingerboarding scene. Join the pioneers and experience the top-tier performance and unbeatable cost-benefit ratio of Blackriver Trucks.
BLACKRIVER TRUCKS 3.0:
34MM Width
Black/Black
Baseplate Skull Emboss
Reinforced Axle
Thicker Baseplate
Includes Locknuts
Blackriver
BLACKRIVER FINGERBOARDS: Back in the days of plastic fingerboards we could only dream of wooden skateparks and more realistic parts for our boards. In 1999 Blackriver made those dreams into a reality. Call it a finger sport, a hobby, a toy or whatever you like.
The one thing you cannot call it is boring. Fingerboarding has brought the magic and fun of skateboarding to skaters and skate enthusiasts on dark drizzly days. Blackriver has made countless obstacles that has allowed endless possibilities of tricks and let the imaginations of skaters run wild.
Blackriver has been keen on expanding fingerboarding. They have everything from local contests to world championships. These contests have become wildly popular throughout the years to the point where contestants will fly overseas just to fingerboard!
Blackriver has captured the hearts of the fingerskate community and has dazzled it ever since.
Apart from ramps, Blackriver has created an amazing array of fingerboard products appropriate for beginners all the way to the experts.
They believe everyone who fingerboards should have the right set up to have the most enjoyment out of the activity.
Blackriver proudly hosts Berlinwood fingerboards which are some of the best wooden decks available on the market, their own professional quality trucks, grip, and even wheels with real bearings. What ever job it is, they have the right tools for it.
Blackriver doesn't cut corners when it comes to quality. 95% Of their line up is proudly produced in Germany to ensure they have an excellent control over their quality standards. With advice from professionals, Blackriver works hand in hand with the best fingerboarders to make the best possible products.
Introducing Blackriver Trucks 3.0: the pinnacle of precision engineering for fingerboarding. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, these trucks offer unparalleled steering control, premium tactile feedback, and durability akin to full-sized skateboard counterparts. 
BLACKRIVER FINGERBOARDS: Back in the days of plastic fingerboards we could only dream of wooden skateparks and more realistic parts for our boards. In 1999 Blackriver made those dreams into a reality. Call it a finger sport, a hobby, a toy or whatever you like. 
