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eastern was kind enough to send the shop i work at these axle nuts. so i figured hey i'll try them out. now that i've tried them out i will stick with the steel ones. i don't mind the extra .5oz. didn't we learn anything in the 90's about how these things strip? they strip pretty easily. they look good.

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good looks but they are pieces o CRAP

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NEVER BUY they are a peice. look cool and all but stripped them right when i was putting them on and didnt come off. i had to hack saw them off. for $6 each, not worth it.

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yea these are pretty gay

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yeah eastern...you really show how not to make axel nuts. yah...hey, also its soooo fun stripping em.





1 star for looks 0 for quality

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ive had my orange ones for liek 3 months...they havent stripped.. i have bashed them grinding on my axle hundreds of times and the protect my 3/8 axle alot.. i definately recomend these

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I have the Converter ones because I have a 3/8 front hub in 14mm forks.

And the work great. I do pegless grinds alot and they dont tear up too easy and the silverish grey color looks bad ass on any color scheme.

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they didnt strip on me

but i did have one shatter on a grind (no peg on a plastic bench and yes i do know how to grind correclty)

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if your having trouble withe the astern ones try the aloy zion ones there reli nice and i havent stripped them

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Idk know how good these nuts work but since everyone is shtting on them i will too! I just realie on my own nuts!

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You guys are all fuckin annoying reviewing shit you dont have.. I have some of these and so do a few of my friends and they havent stripped, the only way theyll strip is if your using some open end wrench and cranking em too tight, or a crescent wrench..use sockets or something