Dooks 1/4" Hard Riser Pads
Description
Dooks Hard Riser Pads 1/4" give you two 1/4" Dooks riser pads by Shorty's, with a double hole pattern for old and new school setups and an extra kingpin hole.
At 1/4", it adds noticeable height for bigger wheels or looser trucks.
Who Dooks Hard Riser Pads 1/4" Are For
- Skaters running bigger wheels or loose trucks
- Old school and new school setups
- Anyone with a kingpin that won't sit flush
- Skaters who want a riser that's easy to identify
Features
- 1/4" height
- Double hole pattern for old school and new school boards and trucks
- Kingpin hole for stubborn kingpins that won't sit flush
- Logo and riser size molded into the top and side
- Pair of 2
Benefits
- Fits old and new school setups
- Clears stubborn kingpins
- Size is always easy to read
What Risers Do
- Prevent wheelbite: Risers raise your ride height, so bigger wheels and looser trucks don't catch the deck.
- Increase deck life: They add a layer between hard aluminum trucks and the wood, absorbing some shock at the bolt holes to help prevent stress cracks.
- Ride smoother: The same shock absorption takes some of the sting out of rough terrain.
- Increase pop: More height means more distance between your tail and the ground, so you can put more force into each pop.
Specs
| Brand | Dooks |
| Model | Hard Riser Pads |
| Type | Hard riser |
| Height | 1/4" |
| Hole Pattern | Double: old school and new school |
| Includes | 2 riser pads |
Compare Dooks Riser Pads
Dooks makes hard risers in three heights, a soft shock pad, and Silencers.
| Product | Type | Height |
|---|---|---|
| Hard Riser Pads 1/8" | Hard riser | 1/8" |
| Hard Riser Pads 1/4" (this page) | Hard riser | 1/4" |
| Hard Riser Pads 1/2" | Hard riser | 1/2" |
| Shock Pads 1/8" Soft | Soft shock pad | 1/8" |
| Silencers 1/16" | Silencer | 1/16" |
FAQ
How many come in a pack?
Two, one for each truck.
What's the kingpin hole for?
It gives stubborn kingpins that won't go back in flush somewhere to sit.
What size hardware do I need?
Risers up to 1/8" work with 1" hardware, and you add length as risers get taller. For 1/4" risers, use 1 1/4" hardware. See our sizing guide for decks, trucks, wheels, hardware, and risers.
Description
Dooks Hard Riser Pads 1/4" give you two 1/4" Dooks riser pads by Shorty's, with a double hole pattern for old and new school setups and an extra kingpin hole.
At 1/4", it adds noticeable height for bigger wheels or looser trucks.
Who Dooks Hard Riser Pads 1/4" Are For
- Skaters running bigger wheels or loose trucks
- Old school and new school setups
- Anyone with a kingpin that won't sit flush
- Skaters who want a riser that's easy to identify
Features
- 1/4" height
- Double hole pattern for old school and new school boards and trucks
- Kingpin hole for stubborn kingpins that won't sit flush
- Logo and riser size molded into the top and side
- Pair of 2
Benefits
- Fits old and new school setups
- Clears stubborn kingpins
- Size is always easy to read
What Risers Do
- Prevent wheelbite: Risers raise your ride height, so bigger wheels and looser trucks don't catch the deck.
- Increase deck life: They add a layer between hard aluminum trucks and the wood, absorbing some shock at the bolt holes to help prevent stress cracks.
- Ride smoother: The same shock absorption takes some of the sting out of rough terrain.
- Increase pop: More height means more distance between your tail and the ground, so you can put more force into each pop.
Specs
| Brand | Dooks |
| Model | Hard Riser Pads |
| Type | Hard riser |
| Height | 1/4" |
| Hole Pattern | Double: old school and new school |
| Includes | 2 riser pads |
Compare Dooks Riser Pads
Dooks makes hard risers in three heights, a soft shock pad, and Silencers.
| Product | Type | Height |
|---|---|---|
| Hard Riser Pads 1/8" | Hard riser | 1/8" |
| Hard Riser Pads 1/4" (this page) | Hard riser | 1/4" |
| Hard Riser Pads 1/2" | Hard riser | 1/2" |
| Shock Pads 1/8" Soft | Soft shock pad | 1/8" |
| Silencers 1/16" | Silencer | 1/16" |
FAQ
How many come in a pack?
Two, one for each truck.
What's the kingpin hole for?
It gives stubborn kingpins that won't go back in flush somewhere to sit.
What size hardware do I need?
Risers up to 1/8" work with 1" hardware, and you add length as risers get taller. For 1/4" risers, use 1 1/4" hardware. See our sizing guide for decks, trucks, wheels, hardware, and risers.