V3 Pro Fingerboard Trucks — 34mm & 36mm
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V3 Pro is the step above standard V3 — same IKP geometry that puts the kingpin bolt inside the hanger, same V3 grind clearance profile, built to pro specification for riders who are pushing into more technical territory on 34mm and 36mm setups. Fifteen colourways including rose gold and polished sit alongside the core black, silver, blue, red, gold, and purple.
Why this one
- Pro-specification V3 geometry — the IKP design eliminates kingpin interference on grinds while V3 balances turn response and stability.
- Available in 34mm and 36mm to cover the two most popular wider deck sizes in the catalogue.
- Fifteen colourways: black, silver, blue, red, gold, purple, polished, and rose gold across both widths.
- IKP means the kingpin bolt threads down into the hanger rather than up through the baseplate — no protruding metal to catch a ledge.
- Pro specification reflects the tighter tolerances and build consistency expected for regular technical riding.
Specifications
| Widths available | 34mm, 36mm |
| Kingpin type | Inverted kingpin (IKP) |
| Geometry | V3 Pro |
| Colourways | Black, Silver, Blue, Red, Gold, Purple, Polished, Rose gold |
| Deck compatibility | 34mm and 36mm decks |
| Variants | 15 |
Choosing your option
Available in 34mm, 36mm. Match the truck width to your deck width — a wider deck on narrow trucks feels unstable, and the reverse catches your fingers. Finish is cosmetic and does not change the ride.
Who it suits
Experienced riders on 34mm or 36mm decks who have chosen IKP geometry and want the Pro-specification build for sustained technical riding. Rose gold and polished options suit riders who want hardware that stands out as much as their deck graphic.
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
- Trucks
- Dispatch
- 1–2 business days
- Returns
- 30 days
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