Paris Longboard Trucks Angled Wedge Risers 7 degree Black
Description
Paris Angled Wedge Risers 7° in Black are for when you need a little lift or a new angle on life. Paris designed them to fit the baseplate of Paris Trucks like a glove, so there's no gap between the board and your pivot cup.
The 7 degree angle gives your trucks just the right amount of added turn, and the hard, dense material provides lift without the squish.
Who Paris Angled Wedge Risers Are For
- Paris truck riders
- Longboarders who want more turn
- Carvers chasing a surf-style feel
- Riders who want a clean, gap-free fit
Features
- 7 degree angle
- Designed to fit Paris Trucks baseplates
- Hard, dense material
- Black
- Set of 2
Benefits
- More turn
- Lift without the squish
- Perfect fit under Paris trucks
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 | Paris |
| Model | Angled Wedge Risers |
| Type | Angled riser (longboard) |
| Angle | 7 degrees |
| Color | Black |
| Fits | Paris Trucks |
| Includes | 2 risers |
Compare Paris Risers
Paris makes risers designed to fit Paris longboard trucks, in two flat heights and a 7° wedge.
| Risers | Height or Angle |
|---|---|
| Paris Angled Wedge Risers 7° (this page) | 7° wedge |
| Paris Risers 1/8" | 1/8" |
| Paris Risers 1/4" | 1/4" |
FAQ
How many come in a pack?
Two, one for each truck.
Why not use a square riser?
Paris says a square riser can leave a gap between the board and your pivot cup. These are shaped to fit Paris baseplates exactly.
Do I need longboard-specific hardware?
Longboard setups vary, especially drop-through decks. Add the riser height to your usual hardware length, and see our sizing guide.
Description
Paris Angled Wedge Risers 7° in Black are for when you need a little lift or a new angle on life. Paris designed them to fit the baseplate of Paris Trucks like a glove, so there's no gap between the board and your pivot cup.
The 7 degree angle gives your trucks just the right amount of added turn, and the hard, dense material provides lift without the squish.
Who Paris Angled Wedge Risers Are For
- Paris truck riders
- Longboarders who want more turn
- Carvers chasing a surf-style feel
- Riders who want a clean, gap-free fit
Features
- 7 degree angle
- Designed to fit Paris Trucks baseplates
- Hard, dense material
- Black
- Set of 2
Benefits
- More turn
- Lift without the squish
- Perfect fit under Paris trucks
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 | Paris |
| Model | Angled Wedge Risers |
| Type | Angled riser (longboard) |
| Angle | 7 degrees |
| Color | Black |
| Fits | Paris Trucks |
| Includes | 2 risers |
Compare Paris Risers
Paris makes risers designed to fit Paris longboard trucks, in two flat heights and a 7° wedge.
| Risers | Height or Angle |
|---|---|
| Paris Angled Wedge Risers 7° (this page) | 7° wedge |
| Paris Risers 1/8" | 1/8" |
| Paris Risers 1/4" | 1/4" |
FAQ
How many come in a pack?
Two, one for each truck.
Why not use a square riser?
Paris says a square riser can leave a gap between the board and your pivot cup. These are shaped to fit Paris baseplates exactly.
Do I need longboard-specific hardware?
Longboard setups vary, especially drop-through decks. Add the riser height to your usual hardware length, and see our sizing guide.