- JUSTICE Brand Wheels
- Wide-faced concave wheels suitable for street-style bowls, durable high-rebound polyurethane formula, 52x32 mm, SHR 102A, 80% rebound.
- JUSTICE Brand Bearings
- GCR15 chrome steel bearings with high-precision bearing balls, oil lubrication for longer lifespan, nylon retainer for high-speed up to 20,000 RPM, double-sided silver ring red dust-proof rubber cover for easy disassembly, cleaning, and installation.
- GRIPTAPE Sandpaper
- Skateboard-specific diamond sand, 0s780 sand grain formula, environmentally friendly waterproof glue material, static planting sand technology for wrinkle and bubble resistance, Approx. 4700 pores/m.
- Skateboarders/Events
- High Qunxiang, 2017 ChillOpen Champion, 2017 FISE Chengdu Champion, 2017 G-shock National Championship, 2017 Huzhou National Extreme Championship, 2017 China Skateboard Club League Tonglu Bowl Champion, 2018 Indonesia Asian Games Skateboard Team Member, 2021 Fourteenth National Games Skateboard Men's Street Champion, National Skateboard (Shenzhen) Training Team Member, Tian Jiaxing, Li Zhixing, TIC.
- Q
- Why does the skateboard squeak?
- A
- Friction between PU and the support during turning is normal. Adding a little lubricant at the PU and support junction can reduce the noise.
- Q
- Why aren't all four wheels touching the ground simultaneously?
- A
- The tightness of the front and rear supports of a new skateboard may differ. Adjust according to personal preference. Stand with both feet parallel to the skateboard, adjust the tightness of the wheels if needed.
- Q
- Why do the wheels spin for a short time?
- A
- Check if the wheel nuts are too tight, causing the bearings to jam. New boards need a break-in period to perform better.
- Q
- Why is the ride loud and the battery life short?
- A
- Professional action wheels have higher hardness, causing vibrations during street riding. Consider having a set of street wheels. Endurance varies based on weight, terrain, and skill level.
- Q
- Why is the DECK scratched and paint peeling?
- A
- Skateboards are consumables and will wear with use. Scratches and paint peeling are normal and do not affect functionality.
- Q
- Can the skateboard go through water?
- A
- Skateboards should not be exposed to water as it can damage the board's elasticity, rust the bridge/bearings, and cause sandpaper to lose grip.