Shorty's Doh Doh's Bushings

A 95a durometer is considered medium-hard, meaning it offers a solid middle ground between stability and responsiveness. It is firm enough to prevent wheel bite during sharp turns but soft enough to provide a smooth, controlled feel compared to harder, more rigid bushings.

Because of their versatile 95a durometer and cone shape, these bushings are well-suited for both. They offer the agility needed for technical street tricks while maintaining enough stability for transition skating in the park.

The cone shape is designed to provide a wider range of motion compared to barrel-shaped bushings. This allows for sharper, more fluid turns and easier carving, making them a great choice if you prefer a looser, more responsive truck feel.

These are standard-sized bushings designed to fit most traditional skateboard trucks. However, they are not compatible with longboard-specific reverse kingpin trucks or specialized truck geometries.

You should replace your bushings if they are cracked, crumbling, or have lost their rebound, which makes your trucks feel sluggish or inconsistent. If your board feels like it is leaning to one side even when you are standing still, your bushings are likely worn out and need a swap.