Ishod's setup: -Thunder 147 -8.3 Real deck -two top bushings on front truck -3 washers on inside of each wheel -spitfire wheels between 51-53mm -bearings, bushings and griptape unknown Nine club, please ask more detailed questions abt said skaters setup, like what truck model, high, low, hollow, standard, forged, polished, team, deck concave, default bushings and wheel shape?
I ran into him. He skates 52mm classic formula fours and his 147’s are standards. Grip was shake junt at the time I met him. Edit: deck concave he skates his twin tail medium concave
His twin shape in the 8.38 slick to me is a milestone moment in skate history. It sounded like a gimmick but It really a Special board to me. I'm on my 12th.
@TaketheK I N G D O M I started buying them 2 at time as soon as they started selling em. I bought em from 303 in Denver, a few from tactics outta Oregon and other online store like zumies. Bc surf and skate or socal skates. Where ever I find em I scoop em. They will go down on one of the greatest boards ever from DLX. And I'm.my option best deck of 2019 and 2020. Long live the slick twin tail 8.38.
@@_SirCharge hey man, do you happen to know the difference from 8.3 slick to the others? That’s sold out at my local shop in SF and was thinking of picking up an 8.5. Thanks man
I've been riding this exact setup by chance (even the bushings!) for over 7 years. Out of necessity and being a kid I couldn't afford to buy new trucks so i stuck with the smaller ones from my setup when my feet were smaller. As my feet grew, I gradually increased deck size until I hit 8.25. AND I've always used top bushings, makes so much sense to me. So awesome to see Ishod does the same thing and likes to f l o a t above his deck
How is this setup working for you now? Still working out? I’ve noticed my 149 Indy’s align perfectly w/ my 8.25 Baker board. Picking up an 8.5 tomorrow though and we’ll see how the trucks fit on them 👍🏽
now i understand why at x games sydney when someone asked for his board after the contest he said sorry man i need to it skate this week even tho he could just get new shit he didn’t wanna switch up haha
I have ventures with A loose bushing conversion and I have them pretty loose now. And the top kingpin nut is on there good too and it’s still super loose. And I like being able to steer the board when I’m pushing with my standing leg. That is pretty nice
Hearing pros who are big dudes talk about riding 8.38 or even 8.5 boards is insane to me. I’m 6’4 and switched up to the big egg boards(9.5/9.75 symetrical egg) and my skating jumped 10 levels in skill. I was under the impression it would be difficult to flip tricks or get that board onto things, but All my flip tricks are perfect now, I have more control over my board and I feel steezy carvin round on a sick heroine graphic. I’ve turned a few friends onto them and watched them unlock all sorts of things they didn’t know they could do. But if your pumpin out Ishod level skating on 8.38, don’t change a thing baby
Lmao im a big guy and a normal 8.25 feels too wide. A high concave 8.25 or normal 8.1 is the stuff. People skated max. 8 inch 20 yrs ago so things change. I feel like its ability too, I used to skate 8.38 when I needed more stability. I feel like 8.1 is the best size if you can skate it fast confidently. Inside an 8.1 and ouside a tight 8.25 for added sturdiness
Buy a second set of bushings. Replace the bottom stock bushing and washer with a second top bushing and small top washer. That's it, now you can crank your bolt tight so that it's below the kingpin and still have super loose trucks. There's better ways to do this tbh.
There is no correlation with shoe size to board size, it's all with what you feel comfortable with. Don't forget back in the 80s the board sizes were in the 9s and 10s and were street skated...
Try what hes saying and l youll get it. i ride similarly loose we all put weight on the side you wanna turn to but literally w trucks that loose it turns into small ankle adjustments to turn instead of putting certain amounts of weight on a side or leaning
I used to skate ‘trucks shaking while board sliding’ loose and now it’s a more standard normal loose. For me it wasn’t a qualitative difference, and if I leaned heavy I’d get wheelbite. I think because he’s not using soft bushings or anything, he gets the benefit of being able to lean heavy while turning, but not get wheelbite. This way he wouldn’t have to focus on precise ankle movements like Muhammad mentioned. This is my guess on the difference between the usual front foot turn and ishod’s
i thought the opposite. because i feel like to rock it that loose and wobbly u gotta be a real man to tolerate and enjoy that. i picture all kids with really tight trucks thats why
@Jason Hufford Totally!!! When 148 (Indy 144) size came out, it felt so much better on my 8.125 than 147 (Indy 139) but some tricks and things did feel different and I had to adjust, especially back tails, because the wider truck meant I had to get the board round and land more precisely than on narrower trucks. I did find it much more stable overall though and had more truck to grind on. Personal preference is a big part of it too.
@@BlackLightning522 IDK mayne. I always think it would be hard for transitions and vert. He looks like he uses the set up so he can catch himself more easily after every trick.
Just did some quick maths, and you talking about a 0.6% increase in size (its only 0.05 of an inch) so it's all in your head bro haha. 8.25 on 147's do feel really good though, I recommend those who are interested in this idea to try it out. You have big names like Ishod, Andrew Reynolds, Erik Ellington, etc. riding these "magic carpet" setups
@@dtwoi5877 Naa it's fine just ride it as is, It's just a preference thing, I find it has a few benefits with the leverage of having wider board than trucks I turn and pivot off my grinds better on ramps, it flips easier with the trucks being more centre of gravity rather than even width of the board, It locks into coping better IMO when I skated wider trucks they would slip around on the coping more and sometimes when I turn back in it would slip on the coping and I would hang up all these things are very small but when you've been skating for years you find out benefits to having different setups and I just like the small ones I get from a setup like that
@@juiceman7649 Thanks you man I gonna get the 147 on 8.25. I used to write 8.25 Truck on 8.1 deck, truck wider than the deck made me hard to scoop and do some tricks but, yeah Im gonna change to smaller truck with bigger board like Ishod mention that it eazy to scoop.
Roger is actually super super cool he’s super talented on the board , I kinda use to think the same thing but then I seen him skate and I was like wtf rog is better than me !!!!! 😂
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Ishod's setup:
-Thunder 147
-8.3 Real deck
-two top bushings on front truck
-3 washers on inside of each wheel
-spitfire wheels between 51-53mm
-bearings, bushings and griptape unknown
Nine club, please ask more detailed questions abt said skaters setup, like what truck model, high, low, hollow, standard, forged, polished, team, deck concave, default bushings and wheel shape?
I ran into him. He skates 52mm classic formula fours and his 147’s are standards. Grip was shake junt at the time I met him.
Edit: deck concave he skates his twin tail medium concave
@@Suicidal_Ideationsdoes he not put washer outside of the wheel? Does it not hurt the board overtime?
does he do 3 washers on the inside and 0 on the outside? or 3 on the inside and 1 on the outside?
Ishod be out here playing around during contest lmao
Lmao he’s that good
We need kader on the show
His interviews kinda suck.
@Emilio Henrik no i dont care
For real!!!
We need kader in the show 🎉🎉
i like how he talked to his cat like a homie
His twin shape in the 8.38 slick to me is a milestone moment in skate history. It sounded like a gimmick but It really a Special board to me. I'm on my 12th.
@TaketheK I N G D O M I started buying them 2 at time as soon as they started selling em. I bought em from 303 in Denver, a few from tactics outta Oregon and other online store like zumies. Bc surf and skate or socal skates. Where ever I find em I scoop em. They will go down on one of the greatest boards ever from DLX. And I'm.my option best deck of 2019 and 2020. Long live the slick twin tail 8.38.
@@_SirCharge I’ve had 2 of the 8.25 twin tails and I just got a 8.3 twin tail
@@jouhajohnny the 8.25 is only one I ain't own. I don't wanna change trucks. But I think they only made the slick jawns in 8.38.
@@_SirCharge hey man, do you happen to know the difference from 8.3 slick to the others? That’s sold out at my local shop in SF and was thinking of picking up an 8.5. Thanks man
@@9Os_kid “ differences “ between what the 8.38 and the 8.5?
I feel like his setup is something you just have to try and then you’ll understand. Cool idea though
I tried it, love it don't think I'll ever go back
I've been riding this exact setup by chance (even the bushings!) for over 7 years. Out of necessity and being a kid I couldn't afford to buy new trucks so i stuck with the smaller ones from my setup when my feet were smaller. As my feet grew, I gradually increased deck size until I hit 8.25. AND I've always used top bushings, makes so much sense to me. So awesome to see Ishod does the same thing and likes to f l o a t above his deck
@@weslachman I gotta question the top bushing that you replace the bottom with do you flip upside down or just regular
@@phillippantry2816 Yea it's upside down, I also take out the bushing shields if the kingpin still passes the axel. That's why I started doing it
My board always felt a little off until I started running the 2 top bushings w no washers
Yeah I’m rocking 149s indys on an 8.5 board. Perfect setup
Same deadass
How is this setup working for you now? Still working out? I’ve noticed my 149 Indy’s align perfectly w/ my 8.25 Baker board. Picking up an 8.5 tomorrow though and we’ll see how the trucks fit on them 👍🏽
8.475 Sammy Baca Steeper Concave 149s Andrew Reynolds Pro Hollows
ain’t nun like some AF1 55’s and a 8.4🥺🥵😍🥰
ain’t nun like some AF1 55’s and a 8.4😍
now i understand why at x games sydney when someone asked for his board after the contest he said sorry man i need to it skate this week even tho he could just get new shit he didn’t wanna switch up haha
”Hoverboard babyyy im floatin’!”
I have ventures with A loose bushing conversion and I have them pretty loose now. And the top kingpin nut is on there good too and it’s still super loose. And I like being able to steer the board when I’m pushing with my standing leg. That is pretty nice
Dude that is genius using to top bushings so that the bolt can sit lower without the trucks having to be tighter
Wow. I also use two top bushings in my Thunder trucks. You can tighten the bolt down but the trucks stay loose.
Hell yeah.
how do you put 2, for me it doesn't fit
i really appreciate the experimenting and thought in the setup
We need to see that board! Not imagine it
yes agree
There should be a playlist for the setups
Ishod is the man.
Hearing pros who are big dudes talk about riding 8.38 or even 8.5 boards is insane to me. I’m 6’4 and switched up to the big egg boards(9.5/9.75 symetrical egg) and my skating jumped 10 levels in skill. I was under the impression it would be difficult to flip tricks or get that board onto things, but All my flip tricks are perfect now, I have more control over my board and I feel steezy carvin round on a sick heroine graphic. I’ve turned a few friends onto them and watched them unlock all sorts of things they didn’t know they could do. But if your pumpin out Ishod level skating on 8.38, don’t change a thing baby
They doing flip in flip out stuff alot more then us tho surely
Lmao im a big guy and a normal 8.25 feels too wide. A high concave 8.25 or normal 8.1 is the stuff. People skated max. 8 inch 20 yrs ago so things change. I feel like its ability too, I used to skate 8.38 when I needed more stability. I feel like 8.1 is the best size if you can skate it fast confidently. Inside an 8.1 and ouside a tight 8.25 for added sturdiness
I remember Erik Ellington saying he skates a bigger board and smaller trucks so it’s not flush
Yeah an 8.6 on 147s is nuts though haha
Radwan Soueidan he’s talking about Erik Ellington having 147s on an 8.6 lol
Radwan Soueidan 🙏🏼
what's flush mean?
@@dielit300 trucks/wheels being even with the board and not sticking out 👍
As a cat person, I fully love how they talk abt his cats 4 a bit, so good 👍
I feel like It would be interesting to know the shoe size as well when talking about what boardsize people skate...
It doesnt matter at all . Its Not a snowboard .
@@KASPERZIOMwhy would snowboard matter with shoe size???
Mixing bushings was something I experimented with for ages. Bones hard top and bottom medium work for me.
That would break the medium so fast lol
i like how analytical he is ab skating i just fucking ride 8.5s and go
"Hoverboard baby, I'm floatin'"
6:03 i thought he just asked what a cat was
guys ride such wide boards its wild. i cant tre flip on anything wider than 8.125
Man i completely relate, so much frustration from board parts being a pain in the ass
would be awesome to have a tutorial of how we can do this hack to the trucks!!! ISHOD MANEEEEEEE REAL AF
what hack?
@TaketheK I N G D O M Literally just use 2 top bushings and remove the pivot cups lol there’s no hack
Buy a second set of bushings. Replace the bottom stock bushing and washer with a second top bushing and small top washer. That's it, now you can crank your bolt tight so that it's below the kingpin and still have super loose trucks. There's better ways to do this tbh.
@@danielm428 should i use a waher on the other top bushing as well?
@@nicholasflynn665 Yes.
Bruh the last bolt happens to me every time I thought it was only me it's piss off hahahaha.
Ishod has some 1/8 risers on is 147's also
Are they thunder risers?
How you know he never said that?
@@gonzo13ist IG story 😼
You guys should ask everyone their setup and shoe size because that directly correlates. Thanks ❤
Does it? I'm 6' 2", size 11(US) and always ride a 7.75" 😊
I have size 19 shoes, lmao. what board would correlate to that? I'm gonna skate a 12 inch board or something ?
I’m 6’4 and wear a size 14 US and ride either a 7.75 or 8.00 having big feet makes catching smaller boards easier imo
There is no correlation with shoe size to board size, it's all with what you feel comfortable with. Don't forget back in the 80s the board sizes were in the 9s and 10s and were street skated...
And height. Wouldn’t mind knowing weight too while they’re at it.
how many cm of claws do like to keep on your cat?
12
White claw?
he got that from us is SFC El Potrero del sol skateapark
Cats setups are much more interesting! :)
I thought everyone turned by weighting the inside/outside of the front foot while mid-push?
Yeah I think everyone does.. >.>
Yeah everybody does I think he means he has a faster response time from the leverage of a smaller wheel base with a wider board
Try what hes saying and l youll get it. i ride similarly loose we all put weight on the side you wanna turn to but literally w trucks that loose it turns into small ankle adjustments to turn instead of putting certain amounts of weight on a side or leaning
yeah but he turns the board with our ankle and foot not by leaning the knee in or out
I used to skate ‘trucks shaking while board sliding’ loose and now it’s a more standard normal loose. For me it wasn’t a qualitative difference, and if I leaned heavy I’d get wheelbite. I think because he’s not using soft bushings or anything, he gets the benefit of being able to lean heavy while turning, but not get wheelbite. This way he wouldn’t have to focus on precise ankle movements like Muhammad mentioned. This is my guess on the difference between the usual front foot turn and ishod’s
My Kay used to play fetch, R.I.P. Quinn
Wouldn't it be a good habit to just switch out the wheels like a week or 2 before a contest?
Crazy dude is a grown man on kid trucks lol
i thought the opposite. because i feel like to rock it that loose and wobbly u gotta be a real man to tolerate and enjoy that. i picture all kids with really tight trucks thats why
-chase you be surprised that most kids skate really loose trucks. Kids are lightweight so they skate like a Matt Rodriguez or a Daewon setup.
ShredStation no they don’t. They don’t have good balance starting out
Dre Thomas yes they do, especially they skate transitions. It helps them turn.
Heaps of grown men are on (kid trucks)
Man that’s a lot.
we have the same name
ishod is Fuckin' floatin' all day....
Do the Ishod trucks come stock the way you ride them or do you swap the bushings washers and bolts yourself?
I ride 147(8 inch axle) on an 8.125, should I ride 148(8.25)? Thoughts? Let me know?
nah thats sounds right, go to 149 if your board size hits 8.5
Try 148s, more room to grind
148 is a bit bigger so just keep your 147’s
Ride a 10
@Jason Hufford Totally!!! When 148 (Indy 144) size came out, it felt so much better on my 8.125 than 147 (Indy 139) but some tricks and things did feel different and I had to adjust, especially back tails, because the wider truck meant I had to get the board round and land more precisely than on narrower trucks. I did find it much more stable overall though and had more truck to grind on. Personal preference is a big part of it too.
I know a guy that flicks his beer caps and his cat fetches them like a dog with a ball
I ride 147 thunders on a 8.38 rides fine for me
Me to feels fine with hard bushings it’s responsive
Best in the game.
That's smart!
I put 6 washers on each hanger, so my thunder 149 become 151.
149s hanger width are 150mm, and 151 are 156mm
So you're rolling 24 washers?
Put 3 washers on my 148 thunders. 149 seems too wide for 8.25 for me.
@@zooyhnahte 12 washers broo
@@UnitedShredNation 144s bro 🤙🏼
Where do I get extra washers
someone make a vdo about his truck please i don’t understand😑
So bones bushings but the bottom one is thinner.
Loose trucks save lives.
Bomb a huge hill then report back
SexyGuy get a longboard.
Derrell Laughrane get a life
I’m just blown away that he’s riding 147s lol
Thunder 147s are the same as Indy 139s
Stuart Frost ........yes I know. Just surprised he wasn’t just sticking with 149
@@markf5314 8.3 yeaa..
Thunders dimensions make no sense to me.
@@zooyhnahte they either work for you or they don’t 🤷🏻♂️
i fucking do that shit with my trucks!!! Great minds think alike haha ishod is a G
Bro how often do you go through bushings and which ones do you use?
Yes yes, sure, you are a great mind 🙄
147 + 2 washers = 149mm trucks widght
Wtf are u trying to spell width or weight
Yea not at all. Maybe 148
does anyone know what name the skateboard in the back at 5:52 is with the girl and dog?
He uses 2 top bushings, would that make his trucks lower than normal? Seems like he skate a very low setup
It's so awesome that his cats name is autumn cause my huskies name is autumn
His set up sounds a lil dangerous but great thing he tightens it all the way. I'd think he'd breat kingpins every othe 6 months or so.
Its alot safer than it sounds it actually reduces wheelbite
@@BlackLightning522 IDK mayne. I always think it would be hard for transitions and vert. He looks like he uses the set up so he can catch himself more easily after every trick.
@@ZTFlames I ride the same setup (with bigger trucks) its really great for all terrain
@@BlackLightning522 what is the exact thing you do with the bushings? do you use washers on the bushings also?
@@ZTFlames I saw hime skate transition also but It’s seem ok
Venture 52 lows forever on any deck an right now 8.5 str8 up ✌🏻
I think I never gonna skate a another shape ever again
Anybody know what kind of cat Silo is?
Maine coon 😊
Does he ride thunder standards or hollows?
i dont know if u still care but he rides hollows
I skate 8.25 with 147 but 8.3 a little too much
Just did some quick maths, and you talking about a 0.6% increase in size (its only 0.05 of an inch) so it's all in your head bro haha. 8.25 on 147's do feel really good though, I recommend those who are interested in this idea to try it out. You have big names like Ishod, Andrew Reynolds, Erik Ellington, etc. riding these "magic carpet" setups
@Juice man Do you put more washer on axle or normal?
Is it hard to ride 147 on 8.25 ?
Im planning to change from 8.0 to 8.25 cuz 8.0 to small.
@@dtwoi5877 Naa it's fine just ride it as is, It's just a preference thing, I find it has a few benefits with the leverage of having wider board than trucks I turn and pivot off my grinds better on ramps, it flips easier with the trucks being more centre of gravity rather than even width of the board, It locks into coping better IMO when I skated wider trucks they would slip around on the coping more and sometimes when I turn back in it would slip on the coping and I would hang up all these things are very small but when you've been skating for years you find out benefits to having different setups and I just like the small ones I get from a setup like that
@@juiceman7649 Thanks you man I gonna get the 147 on 8.25. I used to write 8.25 Truck on 8.1 deck, truck wider than the deck made me hard to scoop and do some tricks but, yeah Im gonna change to smaller truck with bigger board like Ishod mention that it eazy to scoop.
144 on a 8.5 the gang
Kinda genius
Ishods cat rules.
🔥
Boom
Does he use riser pads?
He used to
Soo Ishod is a strider but not a rider
green hat is miserable wow
Lord protect you porn
Amen.
Raj is awkward af. Seems like a know it all.
What if he does know it all? Have you fact-checked him?
@@jonathanginofilippi what
Roger is actually super super cool he’s super talented on the board , I kinda use to think the same thing but then I seen him skate and I was like wtf rog is better than me !!!!! 😂
Bro, stop it.