Shorty's Doh Doh's Bushings 88a Blue
Description
Shorty's Doh Doh's Bushings 88A Soft in blue are the softest classic Doh Doh's, made for skaters who want their trucks loose and easy to turn. The barrel shape gives a smooth, predictable lean, and the rounded edges resist chipping so they last longer than typical bushings.
If your trucks feel stiff or you're a lighter rider who can't get your stock bushings to compress, 88A is the upgrade. You'll get deeper carves, quicker kickturns, and a truck that responds with less effort.
Who Doh Doh's 88A Soft Bushings Are For
- Lightweight skaters (under 100 lbs)
- Bowl, pool, and transition skaters who want deep, quick turns
- Cruiser and filmer setups
- Anyone who wants a super loose truck
Freezer Tested: Same Feel in Any Weather
Doh Doh's urethane is formulated not to fluctuate with outside temperature. Leave them in a freezer for a week or in a hot car trunk in Vegas, and they hold their durometer. That means you never have to readjust your trucks when the weather changes, and it's a big reason Doh Doh's have been one of skateboarding's best-selling bushings for decades.
Features
- Premium Doh Doh's urethane
- Classic barrel shape
- Rounded edges resist chipping
- Holds its durometer in any temperature
Benefits
- Smooth, predictable turning
- Longer-lasting than typical bushings
- Same feel in hot or cold weather
- Custom upgrade over stock bushings
Specs
| Brand | Shorty's |
| Model | Doh Doh's Bushings (Classic Barrel) |
| Hardness | 88A (Soft) |
| Color | Blue |
| Includes | Bushings for 2 trucks (washers not included) |
| Fits | Most standard skateboard trucks, including Independent, Thunder, Venture, Krux, Ace, Tensor, and Mini Logo |
Find the Right Doh Doh's
Choose your shape first. Classic barrel Doh Doh's give a smooth, stable, predictable feel, while Doh Doh Cones are conical for a hyper-responsive turn. Then pick your hardness by color.
| Style | 88A Blue | 92A Yellow | 95A Red | 98A White | 100A Black |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Barrel | Soft | Medium Soft | Medium | Medium Hard | Hard |
| Cones | Softest | Soft | Firm | X-Firm | Hard |
| Cones rider weight guide | Under 100 lbs | 130+ lbs | 160+ lbs | 190+ lbs | 220+ lbs |
FAQ
Are 88A Doh Doh's good for heavier riders?
Usually not. They're the softest Doh Doh's, best for lighter skaters. Heavier riders should look at 92A or 95A.
What's the difference between classic Doh Doh's and Doh Doh Cones?
Classic Doh Doh's use a barrel shape for a smooth, stable, predictable turn. Cones use a conical top bushing with less urethane, which makes them hyper-responsive and quicker to turn. Both use the same Doh Doh's urethane.
Do Doh Doh's get harder in the cold?
No. Doh Doh's are formulated to hold their durometer in any temperature, from freezing cold to summer heat, so your trucks feel the same year-round.
Will Doh Doh's fit my trucks?
Yes, if you ride standard skateboard trucks. Doh Doh's fit Independent, Thunder, Venture, Krux, Ace, Tensor, Mini Logo, and most other standard trucks. Fit depends on your truck's bushing seat, so double-check if you ride low trucks.
Description
Shorty's Doh Doh's Bushings 88A Soft in blue are the softest classic Doh Doh's, made for skaters who want their trucks loose and easy to turn. The barrel shape gives a smooth, predictable lean, and the rounded edges resist chipping so they last longer than typical bushings.
If your trucks feel stiff or you're a lighter rider who can't get your stock bushings to compress, 88A is the upgrade. You'll get deeper carves, quicker kickturns, and a truck that responds with less effort.
Who Doh Doh's 88A Soft Bushings Are For
- Lightweight skaters (under 100 lbs)
- Bowl, pool, and transition skaters who want deep, quick turns
- Cruiser and filmer setups
- Anyone who wants a super loose truck
Freezer Tested: Same Feel in Any Weather
Doh Doh's urethane is formulated not to fluctuate with outside temperature. Leave them in a freezer for a week or in a hot car trunk in Vegas, and they hold their durometer. That means you never have to readjust your trucks when the weather changes, and it's a big reason Doh Doh's have been one of skateboarding's best-selling bushings for decades.
Features
- Premium Doh Doh's urethane
- Classic barrel shape
- Rounded edges resist chipping
- Holds its durometer in any temperature
Benefits
- Smooth, predictable turning
- Longer-lasting than typical bushings
- Same feel in hot or cold weather
- Custom upgrade over stock bushings
Specs
| Brand | Shorty's |
| Model | Doh Doh's Bushings (Classic Barrel) |
| Hardness | 88A (Soft) |
| Color | Blue |
| Includes | Bushings for 2 trucks (washers not included) |
| Fits | Most standard skateboard trucks, including Independent, Thunder, Venture, Krux, Ace, Tensor, and Mini Logo |
Find the Right Doh Doh's
Choose your shape first. Classic barrel Doh Doh's give a smooth, stable, predictable feel, while Doh Doh Cones are conical for a hyper-responsive turn. Then pick your hardness by color.
| Style | 88A Blue | 92A Yellow | 95A Red | 98A White | 100A Black |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Barrel | Soft | Medium Soft | Medium | Medium Hard | Hard |
| Cones | Softest | Soft | Firm | X-Firm | Hard |
| Cones rider weight guide | Under 100 lbs | 130+ lbs | 160+ lbs | 190+ lbs | 220+ lbs |
FAQ
Are 88A Doh Doh's good for heavier riders?
Usually not. They're the softest Doh Doh's, best for lighter skaters. Heavier riders should look at 92A or 95A.
What's the difference between classic Doh Doh's and Doh Doh Cones?
Classic Doh Doh's use a barrel shape for a smooth, stable, predictable turn. Cones use a conical top bushing with less urethane, which makes them hyper-responsive and quicker to turn. Both use the same Doh Doh's urethane.
Do Doh Doh's get harder in the cold?
No. Doh Doh's are formulated to hold their durometer in any temperature, from freezing cold to summer heat, so your trucks feel the same year-round.
Will Doh Doh's fit my trucks?
Yes, if you ride standard skateboard trucks. Doh Doh's fit Independent, Thunder, Venture, Krux, Ace, Tensor, Mini Logo, and most other standard trucks. Fit depends on your truck's bushing seat, so double-check if you ride low trucks.