Independent Trucks 149 Stage 11 Elijah Berle Skull Standard Silver/Orange (Sold in Pair)

The Independent 149 Stage 11 Elijah Berle Skull Standard Trucks fuse performance, style, and personality in one of the most iconic silhouettes in skateboarding. These limited edition trucks feature a silver hanger engraved with Berle’s signature skull-and-flames artwork, complemented by a bold orange baseplate that adds some serious pop without sacrificing function. Built for decks 8.25"–8.65" wide, they offer a 356 T6 aluminum hanger and baseplate, 4140 chromoly steel axle, and grade 8 kingpin—meaning they’re tough enough for everything from crusty ledges to massive rails. The improved yoke design increases strength and provides even better grind clearance. At 55mm in height, they maintain optimal wheel clearance for up to 56mm wheels, reducing the chance of wheel bite while keeping your setup responsive.

Independent Trucks, founded in 1978 in Santa Cruz, CA, has been the go-to choice for generations of skaters who demand quality, durability, and real turn. Their cross logo is a symbol of commitment to skateboarding's core—and their trucks back it up. Over the decades, Independent has stood firm as a company built by and for skaters, sponsoring legends like Tony Hawk, Andrew Reynolds, and Jeff Grosso.

Elijah Berle, hailing from Venice, CA, has made his name with a raw, all-terrain approach and a style that blends brute force with finesse. He turned pro for Chocolate Skateboards, won Tampa Am in 2010, and later joined the Vans and FA (Fucking Awesome) squads. Berle's known for hitting everything—handrails, pool coping, or cobblestone banks—with the same ferocity. These signature trucks reflect that versatility and firepower, perfect for anyone looking to bring that same energy to their own setup.

Stix SGV has proudly served the San Gabriel Valley skateboarding community since the late ‘90s. With three locations across Los Angeles County, we’ve been deeply rooted in the local scene. Our Monrovia shop has been a staple since 1997, followed by our Claremont location in 2014, and our South Pasadena shop opening its doors in 2022. Our mission has always been simple: to uphold skateboarding culture and stay true to our community.