Supreme x Independent Truck
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
Original — Independent Truck Company
Stage 11 Polished Standard Truck
About the original
The Independent Truck Company Stage 11 Standard is the brand's flagship skateboard truck, a pair of geometry-tuned aluminum castings that mount to a deck to hold the wheels and allow the board to carve. The Stage 11 generation, introduced in 2015, features a reduced baseplate, a redesigned hanger for stronger grind contact, and uses Indy's standard cast 356 aluminum construction. Independent was founded in 1978 by Fausto Vitello and Eric Swenson in Santa Cruz, California, and the iron cross logo has been a fixture of skateboarding for over four decades. The FW24 Supreme version is a pair of Stage 11 Standard trucks with co-branded hangers.
About Independent Truck Company
Independent Truck Company is an American skateboard-hardware brand founded in 1978 by Richard Novak, Jay Shuirman, Fausto Vitello, and Eric Swenson in Santa Cruz, California, as a division of NHS, Inc. The Stage designations track the truck's geometry revisions; the current Stage 11, released in December 2012, uses a 55mm height with revised pivot housing and no-hang-up yoke. Independent is the best-selling skateboard truck brand in the world, and the iron-cross logo is one of the most recognized marks in skateboarding. The company sponsors riders including Eric Koston and Andrew Reynolds. Supreme and Independent have collaborated on multiple occasions.
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