they suck poopy kaka and i broke a set doing a wheelie. }(

skate4fun is a stupid queerbag poser who probably cant skate and destructo's kick im rockin out wit my cock out.skate4fun jams out wit his clam out wat a fag fucku

I've had my destructos for almost 18 months, and they still work perfectly.
I would recommend getting the hallows.
I might get D2s or superlites(which one????)
They are very lightweight, and grind very smoothly.
The only thing I don't like are the bushings, I replace them with Bones soft(I'm 70 lbs, so yeah...)
They have pretty cool graphics, but who cares?
They(in my opinion) are way better than thunder.
Everyone gets thunder, but I believe that thunders are way overpriced and heavy.
Destructos will probably be my favorite brand of trucks for a long while.
But what should I get, D2s or superlites?

they are pretty light and how long they last makes up for anything bad about them so HA!!!

to me destructos are like the little bro of the better trucks. they are not bad but do no have anything special about them but graphics.

destructo trucks are realy good trucks but their just a little heavy but if you buy a board that has alot of pop like i do then destructos are pretty much the perfect truck if you like 2 ride balenced out like not 2 light or 2 heavy but right in the middle...

I   really like mine

i have destructos, NOT BAMs(is there even any difference?), they have a lifetime warranty(and they are the standard ones!). my trucks have a white hangar with a black baseplate, when i do 50-50s the paint doesnt peel like my friends thunders(but grapgics dont really matter so who really cares =s).btw can anyone tell me if there is a difference between standard, lopez, and BAM destructos besides the grapics? i know there is a difference with signature decks but is it the same with trucks? oh yea, another bad thing about destructos: you need to tighten them every 2 1/2 weeks for like 2 months, minor problem but still its annoying.

destructos are heavy!

don't listen to the people who say destructos are bad!

destructos are straight poop turds, they were alright before they started making them in china, now they just bend easily and they ALWAYS turn.. I'll just start pushing and the board will start trying to veer away from me every time.

the most light truck

destructos are light, grind great and very durable

Best trucks ever! Element trucks are made by Destructo and thats what I use

elementfolife is a poser he doesn't know what good trucks are and most of you should learn to spell these are good trucks who cares about gay graphics on the trucks when your gonna grind em up stevie williams is gay too

I like everything about this truck as far as design and some of the model's magnesium baseplates. I do wish that the price were not so high on this truck since it doesn't have anything unusual like Tensor's sliders or Seismic's springs.

Stevie Williams ventures are so much better

Destructo trucks suck!
-they ALWAYS turn
-they dont feel right
I'v have descructo's twice. All my friends said they sucked. But I got them for cheap, and they are bad trucks. The worst thing is they AWLAYS turn, everyone I'v talked to had this problem.
(anything is better than Descructo)

Plain-Jaine, no matter how pretty you make it by painting it. I'm let down by how the overall design has not changed all that much, with exception to Destructo's new "Rail Killer" series. When bought, they felt oddly skinny in regards to the hangar's radius and baseplate, and showed far too many kingpin threads when tightened (medium). Luckily though, the Destructo's entery level raw truck gives you lots of kingpin clearnace due to it's high axle. If you've read any of my other truck reviews, you'll see that I mention that these are not "heat-treated" like Indys/Ventures/or Krux. They do, as with Grind Kings, provide "smooth" and rather "softer" grinds, but this is simply because the aluminum's grade in the hangar is more *porous* than say an Independent; therefore lighter (less density). So when it comes to a truck's grinding longevity, they'll all far well when ground against smooth metal rails/copping, but rougher grinding terrain will eat these, as well as any other non heat-treated truck in a hurry. Also of note, and the tech skaters out there will attest to this, is that the Destructo's higher riding stance puts more distance in between your nose/tail from the ground, resulting in a more delayed response to ollie/nollie pop. If your ride wheels 52mm's and up, this can be of your advantage, but not if you wish to have a quicker pop and added carving performance. BOTTOM LINE: they're taller than most, very tough, axles stay put, come in many colors, have softer bushings, and grind well- albeit wearing out faster.

gett hem cause they slide not cause of BAM.uggg whata poser

i've been using destructos for 1 year now and they're still in good shape.

emerica rules what you said about destructos and how everyone that rides em has the BAM ones..thats not true...i hate bam hes sold out sooo much...and the ragdoll kiss trucks are wayy better...aswell as the Adrian Lopez ones to..

I'm riding the Adrian Lopez mid after being burned out on Tensors. Nothing fancy, but no surprises either. Unlike the Tensors, I don't have to check the busings after every trick attempt to see if they're still in place. A good solid truck. I replaced the bushings with Independent and they ride real solid.

i got some destructo's, but they had axle slip, which sucked, they werent awful though

mine made squeaky sounds that annoyed the fuck out of me. they would grind smooth, and i didnt find them so extremely heavy. good trucks.

they last long but a little heavy

only try once...broke the first day(gull wing)

theyre to heavy and everyoie ivew seen at the sk8park has bam destructos if they have destructos.....................get ventures

they wear down too easily. get tensors

There a bit heavy compared to most truck are durable but have horrible bushings so replace em with doh doh bushings or tensor bushings ad they dont grind easy bc of there rough hanger top

One of my Favorite trucks. By the way im usen them now

nice weight, very durable and have got a good reputation. a great all around pair of trucks

How about those limited edition colored ultralights? Those look pretty sick but I've never skated on any Destructos before so I could be wrong. I was gonna get some of those but then I got some Silver Trucks instead. Those are REALLY nice. Lightweight and they come with screw-in axle protectors.

destructos are the best

not too heavy but not too light trucks,there is nothing special about these trucks except for the semi-cool name.