70A Cone Fingerboard Bushings
Dial in your setup: the bushings guideDetails
Swapping to 70A cone bushings is the single fastest way to transform a stiff, unresponsive truck into one that carves and leans the way fingerboarding should feel. Soft, forgiving, and the most popular bushing upgrade in the community for that reason.
Why this one
- 70A hardness is the soft end of the bushing scale — lower durometer means more give, more turn, and a more fluid feel through carves and transitions.
- Cone shape promotes a wider range of lean before the truck locks out, making flowing lines and quick direction changes feel natural.
- Set of 4 covers both trucks in a complete setup — no separate orders needed.
- Available in 1-set and 5-set quantities in black or white, so you can stock up for the workshop or pick up a single replacement set.
- The most popular bushing upgrade in the community means this hardness has been validated across a wide range of truck brands and setups.
- Immediate, noticeable difference in how trucks respond — the upgrade most often recommended to riders who find their setup feels wooden or unresponsive.
Specifications
| Hardness | 70A (soft) |
| Shape | Cone |
| Quantity | Set of 4 (covers 2 trucks) |
| Pack options | 1 set or 5 sets, black or white |
Choosing your option
Single sets and multipacks share the same specification. The multipack is priced below the equivalent number of single sets, which is worth it if you build regularly or run a team.
Who it suits
Any rider whose trucks feel too stiff, who struggles to carve smoothly, or who is setting up a new complete and wants it to respond well from the first session. 70A is the go-to starting point for most riders; if you already run soft bushings and want slightly more stability at speed, consider the 75A options in this range.
Hand-picked and quality-checked before dispatch. Free sticker sheet in every box, and 30-day returns if it is not right for you.
Specs & tags
- Category
- Tuning & Hardware
- Dispatch
- 1–2 business days
- Returns
- 30 days
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