So no matter your level of experience, they’re an excellent addition to any deck. This is due to their versatility - though they’re designed as a low street truck geared at a modern style of technical skateboarding, they’re able to be used on just about any terrain. Shop Venture skate trucks with Fast Times Venture is the go-to choice for many skaters making the jump from a complete to their first custom set-up, but they’re also a favourite of many longtime skaters. Today, the Venture team includes Nick Matthews, Carl Aikens, Lucien Clarke, Paul Rodriguez, Andrew Wilson and Gilbert Crocket - a distinctive lineup that has cross-generational appeal and helps maintain the company’s unique status in skater lore. Known for their durable manufacturing, accessible price point and attachment to street skateboarding history, they’re a cult sensation among new and experienced skaters alike. Originally the brainchild of Eric Swenson and Fausto Vitello, Venture skate trucks are still a staple today. Though their distinctive trucks have evolved and been redesigned as times and technology change, their lightweight construction has ensured they’ve remained a street skater favourite for the last four decades. Want some? Yes you do, click here for Basement Skate’s latest offering.Emerging from the San Francisco skateboarding scene in the early 1980s, Venture has long been a brand synonymous with quality and authenticity. To see some of the worlds best putting their trucks to the test, click here.
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The list of pro skateboarders that use and have gone back to Ventures is huge.Pro riders on board over the last few years include Chandler Burton, Shane Farber, Mike Anderson, Bobby Worrest, Andrew Wilson, Mason Coletto, Jordan Trahan, Beatrice Domond, Nile Gibbs, Ben Gore, Josh Paul, Lucien Clarke, Torey Pudwill, Philly Santosuosso, Yuto Horigome, Brandon Westgate, Rodrigo Tx & Kader Sylla.Ĭheck out some of the signature models here.
Not long after Mark Gonzales started riding them and some of the best street skaters soon followed. Ventures were lighter and soon street skateboarders took notice of this relatively unknown brand.
But the timing was right as there was a shift in the way skateboarders were using the streets. Originally Venture Trucks were launched as a third tier to the other two Ermico truck brands as a price point truck. Fausto manufactured trucks for Independent & Thunder and was also involved with establishing Thrasher, Deluxe and many other iconic San Fransisco skate brands. Ermico was a manufacturer founded by Fausto Vitello. Venture Trucks first hit the market in the 1980’s and were the third brand to come out of the Ermico camp. Want to know the exact size Venture Truck to grab for your baord? Click here for the run down on the latest releases from San Francisco’s finest. Super grindable with more grind clearance than a jacked up Hummer! Grind hand rails and hit mad gaps with bigger boards. The Venture 6.1″ Skateboard Trucks are for all street and park rippers.
Venture skateboard trucks are known for being some of the most reliable trucks on the market, and won’t let you down, super grindable, and tough as! Venture Trucks 5.8″ Skateboard Trucks have an 8.5″ axle for big street boards. Whilst they haven’t released anything in the 9.0″+ axle world just yet, if you are skating boards 8.50 through to 8.75″ (you may just squeeze the 6.1’s onto a 9.0″ deck) you are in luck. But Venture has some fans that like a little more meat under their feet too. Many off these riders think that you only skate a board 8.0″ or larger if you are going to hit the vert ramp. Big Venture Trucks? Venture Trucks certainly have their fans in the technical street skateboarding world.
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