Krux Trucks

Turn sharper and ride smoother with Krux gear that backs your style without messing with your flow. OCD Skate Shop stocks a collection of Krux cushions and riser pads built for real control, letting you fine-tune your setup without overcomplicating it.

Krux - Worlds Best Cushions Medium Hard 92A

Krux

Krux - Worlds Best Cushions Medium Hard 92A
Rated 5.0 out of 5
Based on 2 reviews

$13.95

    Krux - Worlds Best Cushions Soft 88A

    Krux

    Krux - Worlds Best Cushions Soft 88A
    Rated 5.0 out of 5
    Based on 1 review

    $13.95

      Krux - 1/8 White Riser Pads

      Krux

      Krux - 1/8 White Riser Pads
      Rated 5.0 out of 5
      Based on 1 review

      $6.95

        Make Every Turn Count with Krux Gear

        Feel like your setup’s fighting back? Krux flips that. These trucks are built to turn smooth, flex right, and keep your board feeling loose without losing control.

        Krux has been holding it down for years with hardware that’s all about real-time response and rider comfort. You get gear that moves how you move—no stiffness, no lag, just solid feel. From tight turns to quick flicks, Krux brings in that extra bit of control skaters actually notice.

        At OCD Skate Shop, we stock a tight range of Kruxaccessories because we know what holds up. Our crew skates it, rates it, and stands behind it. If you’re chasing gear that backs your style, Krux is one of the few brands doing it right in Australia.

        The Krux Gear That Makes the Cut

        Dial in your ride with hardware that actually pulls its weight. Krux riser pads add just enough lift to stop wheel bite without messing with your board feel. They’re solid for smoother landings too, especially if you’re running bigger wheels or looser trucks.

        Cushions are where things get personal, and Krux gives you room to tweak. Their bushings are up there with the best cushions for that smooth carve, tight rebound, and clean turns. In skate culture, Krux has long been the go-to for skaters who want performance without losing personality.

        Fitting Krux Cushions and Risers Without the Hassle

        Swapping out cushions or adding riser pads doesn’t take long, but it changes how your setup rides straight away. Whether you’re new to skating or you’ve been rolling for years, this kind of tweak can make things feel way smoother.

        Krux cushions are easy to switch out and give you more control over how loose or tight your trucks ride. If your turns feel too stiff or too twitchy, new bushings might be all you need. Same goes for riser pads—they help prevent wheel bite and can soften your landings without messing with your setup too much.

        You don’t need a full workshop to make it happen, either. Just a couple of tools and a few minutes, and you’re good to go. It’s one of the quickest upgrades that actually makes a difference in how your board feels under your feet.

        Tools You’ll Need

        You don’t need much to get the job done. A standard skate tool or a wrench will cover most of it—just make sure it fits your kingpin nut and axle bolts.

        If you’ve got a screwdriver lying around, that can help, too, but it’s not a must. The whole thing’s quick, easy, and doesn’t need a full toolbox. Whether you're changing cushions or adding risers, it’s all pretty straightforward once you’ve got the basics in hand.

        Installing Krux Cushions

        Start by taking off the kingpin nut and sliding your trucks apart to remove the old cushions. Keep track of the washers—they’ll go back in the same spots.

        When dropping in the new Krux cushions, make sure the cone- and barrel-shaped bushings are facing the right way. Cone usually goes on top, barrel on the bottom. Reassemble the truck, tighten the kingpin to your preference, and that’s it—you’re done. No need to overtighten.

        Fitting Krux Riser Pads

        Riser pads sit between your deck and the baseplate of your trucks. Line up the holes so they match your hardware, then bolt everything back together.

        If you’re using thicker risers, you might need longer bolts to keep things tight. Most setups are pretty plug-and-play, but double-check the alignment before cranking everything down. It’s a simple swap that can save your setup from wheel bite and give your board a bit more clearance on rough ground.

        Build a Stronger Setup Around Krux

        Krux riser pads and cushions work with most standard trucks, including brands like Independent, Thunder, and, of course, Krux skateboard trucks. They’re built around common sizing, so if your trucks use a regular kingpin and axles, you’re good to go. Even the Krux K5 series runs smooth with these parts.

        To round out your setup, grab fresh bushings, bearings, or even a couple of stickers to give your board some personality. OCD Skate Shop’s always stocked with hardware that works well with Krux, so you can keep everything dialled without overthinking it.

        More Skate Gear at OCD Skate Shop

        Once your Krux setup’s sorted, there’s more gear worth checking out. We stock Bronson bearings for that clean, fast roll and carry extras like a Sk8ology deck hanger to keep your board off the floor and out of the way. It’s all about gear that holds up and works together.

        If you're grabbing hardware, it’s also a good time to flick through apparel and accessories. We’ve got a range of t-shirts, hoodies, vests, and wallets that keep things simple but solid—gear you’ll actually wear, not just logo fillers. Everything’s curated by skaters who care about fit, feel, and function.

        Our site’s built for a smooth user experience, so the whole process from scroll to checkout stays quick and easy. No fluff, no confusion—just good skate gear and the stuff that goes with it!