Longboard Angled Riser Pad Set - 5/16" to 9/16" Wedge Risers - Red
by
H Block
SKU: ANGRIS-RED
Description
H Block Angled Longboard Risers Red are red polyurethane wedge risers that angle from 5/16" to 9/16". Use them to carve deeper and keep wheelbite in check.
The 8-hole design fits virtually all deck and truck combinations.
Who H Block Angled Longboard Risers Red Are For
- Longboard and cruiser riders
- Carvers who want a surf-style feel
- Downhill riders fighting speed wobble
- Riders tuning their front and rear trucks separately
Features
- Angled from 5/16" to 9/16" (8mm to 14mm)
- Polyurethane
- 8-hole design
- Red
- Set of 2
Benefits
- Deeper, more responsive turns
- More stability at speed
- Less wheelbite
What Angled Risers Do
- Turn deeper: Angled risers raise one side of the truck higher than the other, giving your trucks more range of motion for deeper, more responsive turns and a more fluid, surf-style carve.
- Reduce speed wobble: Running a higher angle on the front truck and a lower angle (or flat riser) on the rear can help stabilize the board at speed by limiting rear truck movement.
- Customize your stance: Mixing angles front to back lets you dial in your feel for downhill, freestyle carving, or cruising.
- Prevent wheelbite: The added height gives your wheels more clearance.
Specs
| Brand | H Block |
| Type | Angled riser (longboard) |
| Height | 5/16" to 9/16" |
| Color | Red |
| Material | Polyurethane |
| Hole Pattern | 8-hole |
| Includes | 2 angled risers |
Compare H Block Angled Longboard Risers
Every H Block angled riser goes from 5/16" to 9/16". Black uses a 6-hole design; the colors use an 8-hole design.
| Risers | Color | Hole Pattern |
|---|---|---|
| Angled Black | Black | 6-hole |
| Angled Blue | Blue | 8-hole |
| Angled Clear (White) | Clear (White) | 8-hole |
| Angled Red (this page) | Red | 8-hole |
FAQ
How many come in a pack?
Two, one for each truck.
Which way do I mount them?
Angled risers raise one side of the truck higher than the other. For more stability at speed, many riders run a higher angle up front and a lower angle (or flat riser) in the rear.
What size hardware do I need?
Risers up to 1/8" work with 1" hardware, and you add length as risers get taller. These reach 9/16" at the tall end, so plan on at least 1 1/2" hardware. See our sizing guide.
Description
H Block Angled Longboard Risers Red are red polyurethane wedge risers that angle from 5/16" to 9/16". Use them to carve deeper and keep wheelbite in check.
The 8-hole design fits virtually all deck and truck combinations.
Who H Block Angled Longboard Risers Red Are For
- Longboard and cruiser riders
- Carvers who want a surf-style feel
- Downhill riders fighting speed wobble
- Riders tuning their front and rear trucks separately
Features
- Angled from 5/16" to 9/16" (8mm to 14mm)
- Polyurethane
- 8-hole design
- Red
- Set of 2
Benefits
- Deeper, more responsive turns
- More stability at speed
- Less wheelbite
What Angled Risers Do
- Turn deeper: Angled risers raise one side of the truck higher than the other, giving your trucks more range of motion for deeper, more responsive turns and a more fluid, surf-style carve.
- Reduce speed wobble: Running a higher angle on the front truck and a lower angle (or flat riser) on the rear can help stabilize the board at speed by limiting rear truck movement.
- Customize your stance: Mixing angles front to back lets you dial in your feel for downhill, freestyle carving, or cruising.
- Prevent wheelbite: The added height gives your wheels more clearance.
Specs
| Brand | H Block |
| Type | Angled riser (longboard) |
| Height | 5/16" to 9/16" |
| Color | Red |
| Material | Polyurethane |
| Hole Pattern | 8-hole |
| Includes | 2 angled risers |
Compare H Block Angled Longboard Risers
Every H Block angled riser goes from 5/16" to 9/16". Black uses a 6-hole design; the colors use an 8-hole design.
| Risers | Color | Hole Pattern |
|---|---|---|
| Angled Black | Black | 6-hole |
| Angled Blue | Blue | 8-hole |
| Angled Clear (White) | Clear (White) | 8-hole |
| Angled Red (this page) | Red | 8-hole |
FAQ
How many come in a pack?
Two, one for each truck.
Which way do I mount them?
Angled risers raise one side of the truck higher than the other. For more stability at speed, many riders run a higher angle up front and a lower angle (or flat riser) in the rear.
What size hardware do I need?
Risers up to 1/8" work with 1" hardware, and you add length as risers get taller. These reach 9/16" at the tall end, so plan on at least 1 1/2" hardware. See our sizing guide.