Paris Longboard Trucks Skate Tool Black
Description
The Paris Multi Skate Tool in Black is small, compact, and extremely durable, with everything you need to completely set up a longboard or skateboard, or make adjustments on the go. Paris calls it the best skate tool ever made.
Extra-deep sockets fit over the longest kingpins and mounting hardware out there. The double-sided Phillips/Allen screwdriver clicks into the top of the tool so you won't lose it, and it doubles as a stopper when adjusting axle nuts, so you don't crush your bearing shields.
Who the Paris Multi Skate Tool Is For
- Longboard and skateboard riders
- Paris truck riders, and riders of any truck
- Anyone with long kingpins or hardware
- Skaters who want to protect their bearing shields
Features
- Extra-deep sockets
- 3/8" hardware, 9/16" kingpin nut, and 1/2" axle nut sockets
- Double-sided 1/8" Allen and #2 Phillips screwdriver
- Screwdriver clicks into the tool
- Screwdriver doubles as an axle nut stopper
- Breaks down for easy carry
Benefits
- Fits the longest kingpins and hardware
- Prevents crushed bearing shields
- Compact and portable
What Each Part Does
Skateboard hardware is standardized, so these sizes fit virtually every skateboard and longboard truck.
| Part | Use It For |
|---|---|
| 3/8" socket | Mounting hardware nuts |
| 1/2" socket | Axle nuts (wheels) |
| 9/16" socket | Kingpin nut (bushings and turning) |
| Phillips / Allen | Mounting bolts |
Specs
| Brand | Paris |
| Model | Multi Skate Tool |
| Color | Black |
| Sockets | 3/8", 1/2", 9/16" (extra deep) |
| Drivers | 1/8" Allen, #2 Phillips (double-sided) |
| Fits | Longboards and skateboards, any truck |
FAQ
Which socket fits what?
3/8" fits mounting hardware nuts, 1/2" fits axle nuts, and 9/16" fits the kingpin nut. These sizes are standard on virtually every skateboard and longboard.
Does it only work on Paris trucks?
No. Paris makes longboard trucks, but this tool works on any skateboard or longboard truck.
How does it protect my bearings?
The screwdriver acts as a stopper when you tighten axle nuts, so you don't crush your bearing shields.
Description
The Paris Multi Skate Tool in Black is small, compact, and extremely durable, with everything you need to completely set up a longboard or skateboard, or make adjustments on the go. Paris calls it the best skate tool ever made.
Extra-deep sockets fit over the longest kingpins and mounting hardware out there. The double-sided Phillips/Allen screwdriver clicks into the top of the tool so you won't lose it, and it doubles as a stopper when adjusting axle nuts, so you don't crush your bearing shields.
Who the Paris Multi Skate Tool Is For
- Longboard and skateboard riders
- Paris truck riders, and riders of any truck
- Anyone with long kingpins or hardware
- Skaters who want to protect their bearing shields
Features
- Extra-deep sockets
- 3/8" hardware, 9/16" kingpin nut, and 1/2" axle nut sockets
- Double-sided 1/8" Allen and #2 Phillips screwdriver
- Screwdriver clicks into the tool
- Screwdriver doubles as an axle nut stopper
- Breaks down for easy carry
Benefits
- Fits the longest kingpins and hardware
- Prevents crushed bearing shields
- Compact and portable
What Each Part Does
Skateboard hardware is standardized, so these sizes fit virtually every skateboard and longboard truck.
| Part | Use It For |
|---|---|
| 3/8" socket | Mounting hardware nuts |
| 1/2" socket | Axle nuts (wheels) |
| 9/16" socket | Kingpin nut (bushings and turning) |
| Phillips / Allen | Mounting bolts |
Specs
| Brand | Paris |
| Model | Multi Skate Tool |
| Color | Black |
| Sockets | 3/8", 1/2", 9/16" (extra deep) |
| Drivers | 1/8" Allen, #2 Phillips (double-sided) |
| Fits | Longboards and skateboards, any truck |
FAQ
Which socket fits what?
3/8" fits mounting hardware nuts, 1/2" fits axle nuts, and 9/16" fits the kingpin nut. These sizes are standard on virtually every skateboard and longboard.
Does it only work on Paris trucks?
No. Paris makes longboard trucks, but this tool works on any skateboard or longboard truck.
How does it protect my bearings?
The screwdriver acts as a stopper when you tighten axle nuts, so you don't crush your bearing shields.