Shorty's Red Doh-Doh Bushings 95a Medium Hard For Skateboards & Longboards

They are the best. They last forever and have a soft, yet firm hard and responsive quiet ride. I have them on my electric longboard and go 35mph perfectly stable and and feels like im on a cloud. Carving feels perfect and you can feel the road traction like a race car on street or off road wheels. I have them in my short board and carve the skate park like its butter. Lans from 5 foot drop without wobble. I Can't say enough good things about the dohdohs all firmness levels.

These bushings are perfect. I shredded some soft bushings that came with my trucks so I ordered these. They are great if you like your trucks tight but still want a little flex. Barely had to tighten the kingpin to get them tight. A few air bubbles here and there but they're over all great bushings.

Being 6’ and 185lbs bushings don’t really last very long (I keep them pretty loose). Compared to the other brands I’ve tried these have held up the best.

Overall, this is a fine bushing. I used these to replace the stock bushings on Indy 149 stage 11 hollows. I’m a heavy dude - 240+, so I prefer to ride harder bushings to prevent wheel bite and give myself a little more stability. I typically use the bones or independent very hard bushings (~96a).Of the three, these are probably my least favorite but not by a super wide margin. Still a decent bushing. They made my Indy’s feel like Thunder’s, where there is a decent amount of resistance at the beginning of the turn/lean that gets more loose and aggressive the longer you turn. However, they didn’t often bounce back and left my board in the turn position. This is likely because they weren’t fully broken in - but after just two sessions, the washers were digging in and the bushings were shredding like crazy. Enough for me to abandon ship and buy the bones extra hard replacements again.

Thanks, they are so nice, nice fit nice turns not falling apart yet.

I only ride longboards so I can't speak to an experience with these on a skateboard but I got to say I was very disappointed in these bushings. I was excited because they were affordable, from a decent company and a different form then any other bushings I have purchased. While installing them, it was evident something wasn't right. Since they are "Shorty's" it was very difficult to tighten the KingPin down enough to get any good tension. Granted I'm 6'3 and 218lbs so I really like the support of hard bushing, but even after using full-sized wrenches to tight the kingpin as far as possible the trucks were super loose and the bushing felt very soft. Never had this problem before. They were also very squeaky and creaky when turning the board and was still just as loud and annoying after a week's worth of wear. I'm positive this has everything to do with size/shape and the fact that I had them on a longboard. (Plus the cheap material) So WARNING TO ALL LONGBOARDERS! THESE AREN'T FOR YOU! Skateboarders... you tell me. Idk.

They are nice what I’ve liked since I was a kid!

Perfect hardness for me. I'm 6"1' 250lb and ride 59mm trucks with no risers so I needed some fairly hard bushings for how tight I keep my trucks, these bushings keep me from catching wheel bite while also giving me juuuust the right amount of tilt to my trucks.