
This Carver C2.4 Single Truck is the perfect match to a Carver C7 or CX front truck. It is an upgraded version of the 2013 release. Furthermore it has been tweaked to perform even better than before! So if you love your old C7 front truck, you will love it even more with this truck tailing behind it on the back! Taller baseplate and steeper kingpin to make it work oh so much better.
Carver Trucks are a world wide phenomenon with their amazing ability to be able to be pumped like a surfboard. Bringing the fun of the waves onto the concrete, Carver is consequentlyĀ the original innovator in advancing the carving ability of trucks. Carver Trucks are proudly made in the USA. Therefore being beach inspired for concrete riding. Furthermore this is the perfect upgrade to keep you riding the concrete waves!
CARVER C2.4 SINGLE TRUCK:
- Axle Width: 6.5″
- Raw colorway
- Single Truck only!
- CompatibleĀ with C7 and CX
CARVER SURF YOUR SKATE WHY? CHOOSE YOUR CARVER C7 OR CX TRUCKS?
Carver Skateboards was founded in 1996 by Neil Carver and Greg Falk in Venice, California as a way to bring the feel of surfing to the streets on flat days. In this video piece, Neil goes deep into the Carver Skateboard archives to show you how the original surf-skate truck was developed. In addition, for more Carver products you can discover more here: CARVER SKATEBOARDS






Carver Skateboards revolutionized the surfskate industry with their innovative truck designs, bringing the fluid motion of surfing to pavement. Founded in the 1990s by Greg Falk and Neil Carver, the brand was born from a desire to create a skateboard that could replicate the carving and pumping dynamics of surfing. Their signature truck systems, the CX (a hybrid of surfskate and traditional skate trucks) and the C7 (a fluid, spring-loaded surf trainer), set them apart, making Carver a go-to choice for surfers, skaters, and landlocked riders worldwide. Carver's lineup includes pro models from surfing legends like Taylor Knox and Yago Dora, as well as collabs with surf brands like Lost and Channel Islands. Their commitment to quality, durability, and authentic surf feel has kept them at the forefront of the surfskate movement.


