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Independent
Independent Crossbolts Red & Black 1" Skateboard Hardware
CA$4.95Get a Package Deal & SavePlease sign in to add Independent Crossbolts Red & Black 1" Skateboard Hardware to your wishlistIndependent
Independent Black Crossbolts 1" Skateboard Hardware
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Independent Gold Crossbolts 1" Skateboard Hardware
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Independent Silver Crossbolts 1" Skateboard Hardware
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Shorty's OG 1" Phillips Skateboard Hardware
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Shortys Lil 1.25" Skateboard Hardware
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DGK Spittaz 1" Skateboard Hardware
CA$10.95Please sign in to add DGK Spittaz 1" Skateboard Hardware to your wishlistIron Horse Skate
Iron Horse 1" Skateboard Hardware
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Skateboard hardware is an essential part of any complete setup. Shop brands trusted by professional skaters, including Independent, Shorty's, and more, available in standard 7/8" to 1" lengths with longer options for riser pad setups. Choose from Phillips and Allen head bolts in black, silver, and multicolor. Pick up a set of hardware and get your board dialed in.
What size skateboard hardware do I need?
7/8" bolts work for most standard setups without risers. If you're running 1/8" riser pads, go with 1" bolts, and bump up to 1-1/4" for 1/4" risers. Independent and Iron Horse both label their hardware clearly so you're not guessing at the skate shop counter.
What's the difference between Phillips and Allen head skateboard bolts?
Phillips head bolts work with any standard screwdriver and are what most skaters grew up using. Allen head (also called hex or socket head) bolts require an allen wrench but are less likely to strip out over time. Some hardware packs from Shorty's come with an allen wrench included so you're not hunting for one in your garage.