Hello again!

I'm writing today out of curiosity in regards to the new Tech Deck 32mm Series 7 trucks. Hopefully someone here has had some recent experience with them, since I can't seem to find them in any stores near my area.

I see that there are box openings and first impressions of the trucks pretty much everywhere online, but none of the reviews or descriptions cover the quality or durability of the dual axles. I've owned many older versions of Tech Decks growing up and the dual axles always had a tenancy to bend upwards and/or fall completely out of the hangers after a while.

With some of the fingerboard companies now offering pre-tuned Series 7 TD trucks, I was wondering how worth it they actually are to resell them like that for around $10-15. Will they last long enough to survive a heavy beating, or will they bend and become loose like the versions before them? Are Broken Knuckle, FlatFace Dump, or other China brands any better?

Thanks again for the help!

I own quite a few of the new 32 mm Tech Deck trucks. As far as I know, they're pretty durable. In my lifelong fingerboarding experience, I've never broken any of my trucks or decks. Unless the companies are reshaping the TDLB trucks and putting better bushings on them, I wouldn't shell out more than 5 dollars for them, especially considering they're only 3 bucks and tax to buy from Target or Walmart.

Flatface Dumps, Broken Knuckle Chrucks, etc. they're all the same China 29 mm trucks you get wholesale so the quality is the same. I haven't had any of them break on me in the years I've ridden them.

As always, thank you! This is very helpful.