Grind King Skateboard Hardware Rocketbolts Self Locking 1" with Sticker and Tin
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Grind King
SKU: GK501
Description
Grind King Rocketbolts 1" Pound-In Mounting Hardware is 1" pound-in mounting hardware from Grind King. Taps into your deck, then tightens from the nut.
The set includes 8 Rocketbolts, 8 nuts, a retro-style tin, and a sticker.
Who This Hardware Is For
- Grind King fans
- Standard setups with no risers or 1/8" risers
- Skaters who want hardware that doesn't need a screwdriver
- Anyone replacing worn or stripped hardware
Features
- 1" length
- Pound-In drive
- Star (flat underneath)
- Star-shaped head, flat underneath, not countersunk
- Vertical fins on the shaft lock into the deck
- Self locking: helps prevent loose trucks and over-tightening
Benefits
- Mounts a full set of trucks
- Right length for no risers, or risers up to 1/8"
- No screwdriver needed
Which Length Do I Need?
Match your hardware to your riser height. Risers up to 1/8" work with 1" hardware, and you add length as risers get taller.
| Length | Use It With |
|---|---|
| 7/8" | No risers |
| 1" (this pack) | No risers, or risers up to 1/8" |
| 1 1/8" | 1/8" risers with a little extra room |
| 1 1/4" | 1/4" risers |
| 1 1/2" | 1/2" risers |
| 2" | Tall riser stacks and longboards |
For more, see our sizing guide for decks, trucks, wheels, hardware, and risers.
Specs
| Brand | Grind King |
| Model | Rocketbolts |
| Length | 1" |
| Drive | Pound-In |
| Head | Star (flat underneath) |
| Bolts | 8 Rocketbolts |
| Nuts | 8 nuts |
| Extras | Retro-style tin, Sticker |
Complete Your Setup
- TGM T-Tool Skate Tool: The T-Tool has the 3/8" socket for your mounting nuts, an Allen/Phillips driver, and the axle and kingpin sockets for the rest of your setup. It's our best-selling item.
FAQ
Is 1" the right length for me?
1" hardware is for no risers, or risers up to 1/8". See the length chart above.
How does pound-in hardware work?
Rocketbolts tap into your board, then tighten from the bottom as you tighten the nut, pulling the bolt flush.
How many bolts do I need?
A full set of trucks uses 8 bolts and 8 nuts, 4 per truck.
Description
Grind King Rocketbolts 1" Pound-In Mounting Hardware is 1" pound-in mounting hardware from Grind King. Taps into your deck, then tightens from the nut.
The set includes 8 Rocketbolts, 8 nuts, a retro-style tin, and a sticker.
Who This Hardware Is For
- Grind King fans
- Standard setups with no risers or 1/8" risers
- Skaters who want hardware that doesn't need a screwdriver
- Anyone replacing worn or stripped hardware
Features
- 1" length
- Pound-In drive
- Star (flat underneath)
- Star-shaped head, flat underneath, not countersunk
- Vertical fins on the shaft lock into the deck
- Self locking: helps prevent loose trucks and over-tightening
Benefits
- Mounts a full set of trucks
- Right length for no risers, or risers up to 1/8"
- No screwdriver needed
Which Length Do I Need?
Match your hardware to your riser height. Risers up to 1/8" work with 1" hardware, and you add length as risers get taller.
| Length | Use It With |
|---|---|
| 7/8" | No risers |
| 1" (this pack) | No risers, or risers up to 1/8" |
| 1 1/8" | 1/8" risers with a little extra room |
| 1 1/4" | 1/4" risers |
| 1 1/2" | 1/2" risers |
| 2" | Tall riser stacks and longboards |
For more, see our sizing guide for decks, trucks, wheels, hardware, and risers.
Specs
| Brand | Grind King |
| Model | Rocketbolts |
| Length | 1" |
| Drive | Pound-In |
| Head | Star (flat underneath) |
| Bolts | 8 Rocketbolts |
| Nuts | 8 nuts |
| Extras | Retro-style tin, Sticker |
Complete Your Setup
- TGM T-Tool Skate Tool: The T-Tool has the 3/8" socket for your mounting nuts, an Allen/Phillips driver, and the axle and kingpin sockets for the rest of your setup. It's our best-selling item.
FAQ
Is 1" the right length for me?
1" hardware is for no risers, or risers up to 1/8". See the length chart above.
How does pound-in hardware work?
Rocketbolts tap into your board, then tighten from the bottom as you tighten the nut, pulling the bolt flush.
How many bolts do I need?
A full set of trucks uses 8 bolts and 8 nuts, 4 per truck.
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If you are like me, and grew up skating in the early 2000's, you might remember RANDOMS self-lock hardware! These are the closest thing available. LIGHTLY tap the bolts with a skate tooluntil it the threads reach, then all you have to do is tighten the nuts. Screwdriver no longer necessary and makes changing trucks a breeze. shout-out to tgm for consistently having great prices and fast shipping!
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