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1/8" Khiro Shock Pad installed on a Decomposed Marco Sassi Koi Deck with Surf Rodz INDeeSZ 100 Trucks, Seismic Focus 97A Wheels, Khiro KBAC-1 98A Bushings, Decomposed Blistered Skids Blunt Skid Plate and Synopsis Blue Rays Bearings
Khiro Hard Riser
Khiro Shock Pad

Risers (AKA Riser Pads) are pads that you mount between your Deck and Trucks which are used to absorb shock, or to raise the profile of your trucks. You can get them in various thicknesses and they come in hard plastic, hard rubber or foam, depending on their application.

Hard Plastic Risers
Used to raise the profile of your trucks for more stability in rail, better clearance for Nose Wheelies/G-Turns, and more pop for Ollies.
Shock Pads
These are used to give you more comfortable landings and a smoother ride by absorbing shock. They also help muffle the sound of landings so they are a bit quieter.
Foam Risers
These aren't really designed to be risers, but are meant to help kill vibration, keep your hardware tight and your ride quieter.