Buy Sector 9 Countersunk Hardware 1.5" Canada Online Sales Vancouver Pickup

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Sector 9 Countersunk Hardware 1.5″

Name: Sector 9 Countersunk Hardware 1.5"
SKU: CALSTS-SECTOR-9-COUNTERSUNK-HARDWARE-1.5-BLACK
Availability: OutOfStock

$5.95

Sector 9 Countersunk Hardware is made from the highest grade steel. It’s unquestioned strength and unmatched durability are just what you’d expect from a company dedicated to bringing you the world’s best skateboards and accessories.

The Countersunk type of bolts sit flush with the surface of a longboard deck once drilled in. Countersunk bolts are typically seen on longboard setups that require the rider to move his or her feet over the bolts often, allowing for free movement over a flush platform!

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SKU: CALSTS-SECTOR-9-COUNTERSUNK-HARDWARE-1.5-BLACK Category: HARDWARE

The Sector 9Countersunk Hardware is the answer to all your prayers!

This Sector 9 Hardware features a length of 1.5″. This allows riders to fit risers on their board with ease. The Countersunk type of bolts sit flush with the surface of a longboard deck once drilled in. Asa result, countersunk bolts are typically seen on longboard setups that require the rider to move his or her feet over the bolts often, allowing for free movement over a flush platform!

SECTOR 9 COUNTERSUNK HARDWARE:

Length: 1.5″
Countersunk design
Phillips head
Black

Sector 9 is proud to introduce the Tia Pro, the signature skateboard for professional surfer and Sector 9 team rider Tia Blanco. This is the first time we’ve ever worked with a female rider to develop a specific board, and Tia took her time in order to ensure the final product not only reflected her tastes, but also ended up being a highly functional skateboard. Small, easy-to-ride, lightweight and comfortable to travel with, the Tia Pro is great choice for skaters of all abilities. Loving Sector 9 products? Be sure to check out the rest of the amazing products that Sector 9 has to offer here: SECTOR 9

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Sector 9

In the sun-drenched summer of '93, a band of backyard tinkerers started slapping together skateboards, not realizing they were about to kickstart the longboard uprising known as Sector 9. It all began with one board, then two, and suddenly, they were less of a backyard band and more of a longboard legion. The tale of how they got their name is as quirky as a kickflip. A buddy from Hawaii, famous for dubbing just about everyone “nineballs” in the most endearing way possible, rang them up one day. Finding only the answering machine to confide in, he left a message wondering, “What's going on over there at Sector 9?” referring to what he imagined was a gathering of nineballs. Little did he know, he was naming the next big thing in longboarding. This serendipitous moment coincided with the theft of their prized hill cruiser—a snowboard they had Frankenstein-ed into a skateboard—right from under their noses in Northbird, La Jolla. As they were putting the final touches on its replacements, they realized what they needed wasn't just a logo, but a name that could capture their essence. The answering machine's message rang out like a prophecy, and just like that, Sector 9 wasn't just a place filled with nineballs; it was the beacon of longboarding innovation.