Introducing the Slappy Trucks ST1 Inverted Curb Killer 10.0″, the ultimate truck for skateboarders seeking precision and performance on curbs. Crafted with an aluminum hanger and baseplate, these trucks feature an innovative inverted kingpin that maximizes grind clearance while minimizing wheel bite. Designed for immediate use, skaters can enjoy quick turns and an exhilarating ride right out of the box.
Inspired by Ira Ingram, known as the “Curb Killer,” this product captures the spirit of curb skating. A professional rider for Heroin Skateboards, Ira is celebrated for his extensive collection of curb tricks and his skills as a skateboard videographer. He travels through Los Angeles in his distinctive filming van, documenting the skateboarding scene and showcasing some of the industry’s best talent. Renowned as the unofficial king of the Costco curbs, Ira has made a significant impact on the skateboarding community.
The Slappy Trucks ST1 not only embodies his legacy but also offers skaters the tools they need to elevate their curb game. Experience the thrill and precision of these trucks, and bring your skating to the next level.
SLAPPY ST1 INVERTED CURB KILLER:
- W: 10″
- Maximum Kingpin Clearance
- Polished Hanger and Baseplate
- Curb Killer Graphic
- Inverted Kingpin
- Extra Wide!
All throughout the pandemic, when the world stopped, and things were locked down, I started messing with my trucks. I decided to start working on designs, and the sampling process began shortly after.
I went through so many different versions of the hangers and baseplates, experimenting with different bushings, bushing heights, hardnesses, turning radius, kingpins, polishes, and the list goes on for over two years. I finally got the truck to where I really like it.
The main thing I wanted in a truck was to have the best grind clearance I could get without messing up the turn I wanted.
I also wanted the truck to be strong, light, and have a classic look and feel. At the end of all this, it’s just me in my garage trying to create something new with Slappy trucks. - Mike Sinclair
