I remember some interview with Chris Haslam on his setup where he said he used to swear by the Krux bushings. He said he put them in every set of Indys he had, that was until he picked up the Bones sponsor, so now he just skates the Bones Bushings.
As for me, I'm over skating the Bones bushings. They're great while they last, but the durability issues are too much. Ive had one set that lasted me almost a year, and I loved them, but every other set ive had always shits out on me after a few months. They always end up muffin topping and feeling like shit. And I don't crank my shit down either. 12 bucks is a lot to be shelling out for bushings that often.
Right now I'm skating some of the new Indy stock bushings with the barrel bottoms that I got from an acquaintance (last time I skated indy stock bushings was when they still had the cone shaped bottom ones in the earlier stages of the stage 10s, so it's been a while) and so far im surprised at how good they are. They feel a lot more stable, weren't bad to break in, and I'm three months in so far and there's no signs of crumbling or deterioration. Just a slight chip or two, but nothing to effect the overall turning.
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