Tensor mag light ATG 5.5 - got them for $40, they had a hideous green baseplate so I sanded the paint off with some grip scraps, but other than that they're perfect old man trucks. Incredibly light (264g for an 8.25 truck.. thats like 100g lighter than the same size indy), the soft mag light grind that makes rough curbs feel smooth, and the turn is SOOO much better than any previous Tensor. They turn better than Indys in my opinion, and the interlocking bushings let you really lean into them without wheelbite or dead zones. This geometry is legit and the stock bushings are actually pretty good, which is something I never expected to say about a pair of Tensors.
Film 5.5 hollows - very similar to above but with a bit more of a responsive feel to the turn and obviously a good bit more weight. I think the height is pretty close to ideal for me pop-wise. I don't have to consciously remind myself to snap the tail down harder than usual or I'll ghost pop, and its not hitting the ground so fast that it throws off my timing. These also have interlocking bushings and after skating these and the ATG it really makes me wonder why more companies don't have bushings like this. Great trucks overall, I think I prefer the turn bit more than the Tensors so between that and the height these have quickly become one of my favorite trucks.
Decks I've bought fairly recently that I really like:
The new ScumCo PS Stix boards - they're all different shapes, but I've tried 4 of the 6 (Team, Downey, Abair, and Beall) and all have been really, really good. The 8.25 team one is probably my favorite.
Anything from DOA - Much like ScumCo, DOA seems to always kill it. Never tried one that I didn't love, but my favorite is probably the 8.25 Flat as Fuck strings deck. Has that awesome, floaty South Central pop and is probably my favorite tapered shape ever. The square shape is really good too, if the tail was slightly mellower then it would be pretty much my ideal deck.
Shoes:
NB 212 - nice wide toe, but a little narrow in the middle although I'm guessing that will loosen up over time.
DC Infinite TX SE - Got them for like $25 shipped from the last big sale they had and wish I got more than one pair now. They're really thin/flexible and light so they have fantastic boardfeel, plus the rubber toe cap is really durable and the flick is amazing. They also have a nice lightly padded tongue and good insoles so they're comfy as fuck. Maybe my favorite skate shoe ever.