Phantoms Phatom 2

If you get lucky you will get an amazing set. You could end up getting some that wear down really fast. it depends. its al luck. i suggest goin and getting thunders

Ive had these trucks on different decks for almost a year now and my phantom 2 trucks are still in good shape! They are very good trucks for anything you want to use them for. i would highly recomend them for anyone!

I have never wasted my time writing negative product reviews but, this is such an extreme case of a poor product I couldn't resist. I have never bought something in my life that looked so cool and performed so badly. In all defense to the board in question, I do weigh 220 lbs, and I do love my trucks extremely tight. Regardless of this, the biggest trick I did on these trucks was an ollie. Excuse my ignorance on the correct term but the round hole that the bushings sit on either side of was snapped in half. At the end of day 1 I had to replace the bushings (the softest I have ever seen), by the end of day three I had to peel off the ridiculous riser padding (because my truck nuts kept falling off). By day 7 or 8 they were broken and I was out 46 dollars. I can replace the hangar, or get an exchange for the exact same product but to be honest I don't even want anything that terrible on my skateboard at all. I had a pair of grind kings for 3 years and a pair of tensors for 6 months and had no problems out of either one (with the exception of the fact that I don't like using an Allen key to tighten my trucks on the GK's. Please don't waste your time and continue to let the manufacturers make money).

I bought my Phantom trucks a couple of months ago and they grind nice and have good shock pads,but they turn very weird so it's hard to do a bertslide.

The Phantom 2 trucks looked nice, so I bought a set. They turn weird, and the bushings were broken after the second day, which is no big deal, as Doh-doh's are cheap where I live. Then the axels broke in a reguar ollie, they don't flip nicely, but are by Unit, a reputed brand. They don't grind nice, the weight is too light, and as a result, much metal has been removed. There are two short axles in each truck instead of the normal one axel, running from one side to the other. My mate had also broke one, so he gave me its pair, and I broke them at the same time off a five stair. Go with Independents. they'll work better :-)

Had Phantoms Phantom 2 for a month, broke the king pin, got a new one over a year later (yeah, I'm really lazy), then the other one broke, it was rubbish.

How could you say somthing's wrong with the Phantoms Phatom 2 trucks the axles don't bend, the king pin doesn't snap. The trucks aren't heavy and they slide great. If you don't like these trucks you don't know what a good truck is.

Phantoms Phatom 2 are good grinding trucks and they are really light. I haven't broken mine or cracked them yet so I will stick with them

I got a set of Phantoms Phatom 2 and the first thing that happened was the bushing cup was too small to fit then the kingpin was stuck the right way up and I like them inverted plus they bent at the axels in about 2 days.

I got the Phantoms Phatom 2 trucks because I needed something lightweight, these were said to be the lightest.

So I go and skate ucsb and after the first day the axles wore down like crazy. I was only out there for a couple hours. Not to mention I could hardly pull grinds cuz the axles slid around.