Go Longboard 2008. More longboarding at: www.originalska... Go longboard in some of the worlds most beautiful places. Let us thank Antarctic for the music.
The absolute nostalgia, oh my god. This brand basically made up my whole middle school persona due to their incredible marketing and video production... thanks original team.
Haha I hear ya, Pretty insane that this trip went down more than 10 years ago - even more insane that it got you into it enough to have some fun across years on your side. I think the key thing we hit on (that maybe got lost) is that the marketing and stuff was what enabled us to get out from behind the desk enough to stay sane, and creative. I think staying fresh and mentally outside the box is really how we were able to approach a lot of problems differently than some other brands did - which I think is always when your ideas have the most impact (for good and bad). I took a few years off, sold my share of OS, and just got back involved so hopefully we can get pointed more toward what we were doing in the beginning than the daily grind toward the end. Always gotta have something to shoot for - and work on. Thanks for being a part of it. _Scott
Classic this video is what got me into longboarding all these years ago. I don't have much time for it anymore sadly between raising a family and work etc but found these videos again definitely wanna get back into it
Adam Demize If you were wearing one while riding in 2008 hat's off (or should I say helmets off) You have to remember that from 2002 to 2007 longboarding didn't exist. It was called a longboard skateboard, skateboard being the key term here. Most people, all of us here at Original included, came over from surfing, snowboarding and skateboarding. Those cultures, mostly to this day, don't have the helmet culture that exists in the downhill world.
Dear Originalskateboards, These videos you have created were honestly the reason I started longboarding. I was very sceptic about joining the sport because there are so many injuries that involve bailing but because of you I found the real passion of downhill free ride. 8 months later and I now know 10 slides from colemans to pendies to nearly landing heelside and toe side standups! I give many props to you guys for getting me started with the greatest extreme sport on earth! :)
This video inspired me to make the videos I make today. This is a childhood memory I will never forget. Thanks for making my Pintail 47 for me while I was in the 7th grade. Still bombing hills with it.
I love the way the tricks developed over time. Now we have freeride, dancing, downhill and freestyle aswell as cruising like they did in this video. Awesome
Hey Toud, Longboarding is about whatever you want to make it. There are no requirements to do tricks, or to do downhill or to carve or to cruise. Make it what you want and make sure you are having fun, and skating with in your limits (even if you push them from time to time). It sounds like you got the itch. Skating it's a really hard thing to put down once you start, but that's the beauty of it. Take it slow and get back on board, I am sure you will be happy you did down the line : )
Wow! Original makes the best boards and videos! just amazing! even tho the style is so old its still amazing! The birth of longboarding! A beautiful thing!
@lokillababygirl if you snowboard, longboarding is definitely a great sport to take up in the off season of snowboarding. You can carve down hills just like you can with a snowboard, and you can even slide the concrete like if you were slashing in the snow.
@OmgDiddyKong Whats up Diddy, thanks for watching man. It sounds like you have been into riding for a bit and are looking to step up. Our primary step up board of choice is the Apex 37 (you would do great with a flyweight) that said, it is not cheap compared to the rest of this stuff. If you arent looking to push the envelop to full open you might also take a look at the Pintail 37 and Pintail 40.
Always more fun to rock your own than to borrow a friends thats for sure. Multiple people on the same hill is really where the fun is. Let us know if you have any questions about the boards : )
@LowCalorieFilms Hey A great all around board is the Apex 37 (2011). Having wider trucks and upgraded springs will offer more stability for carving downhill
@fishermanfranky A good beginner board for you would be either the Apex 37, Pintail 43 or Pintail 46. You can check them out on our website at: ORIGINALSKATEBOARDS . COM Let us know if you have any other questions!
@SWAMPskate From this comment (and others) it sounds like you are looking for a little of everything. The board we aimed at that sort of versatility is the Apex 37 but it isn't all about the board. The components you choose to load your board with will also greatly effect the ride. Example; For carving Original S8 trucks would be great (probably your best option), but for higher speed stuff they will not be the best option (as other trucks are more stable).
Yew! That’s what I’m talking about man. Now the real question is did we get deprioritized in the YT algorithm because of that haha If you haven’t already ring the notification bell, I’m going to be posting more stuff in the near future and no one from back in the day gets notifications anymore. Hope life is good and you are still outside enjoying it someplace as often as possible. Thanks for the stoke! Scott
@WatchOutForMagic If you like the boards you see in our videos, we can help you find the right one! Just tell us your height, weight and a little bit about the style of boarding you're looking to do and that will give us an idea of which direction to point you in
This is where I started, watching videos, learning a few things about dowhill. 2023 completes 12 years as a skater, now I'm professional downhill skater and I feel very happy. Thank you community!
wooowww and i just discovered this video like 10 years after it was released... man i love it, pretty up sums up the surfing spirit, the essence of longboarding as catching the asphalt waves... great, terrific video.
Hey Uri, For a larger guy 6 foot (over 200) the Apex 37 will be on the small side for a full out freeride board, freestyle / freeride is within limits but the standing platform may be tight. We have a longer freeride board coming out this spring if you don't mind waiting which has a significantly larger stance platform and would work perfect for you.
@FurballTheUberedNoob You should check out the Pintail 37 and you can order one right off of our website at: ORIGINALSKATEBOARDS . COM Let us know if you have any other questions
@Widdlyscudds Hey Wid, the S10s make the turning radius link up a little bit better which makes it a somewhat harder to initiate slides. A wide wheel base plus a more narrow truck causes a disconnect between the turning radius of the front truck and the turning radius of the back truck, this lets you start your slides easier. It is for this reason that we usually recommend S8 200mm Originals or a Randal / Bear truck around the same width for best sliding performance.
@elocinpie There may be longboard clinics or events in your area- attending one is a great introduction to the sport. You can also dive right in- just take it slow at first and work on balance and skills on flatland before taking on hills. Check out the Pintail 37 or Torpedo 40 as beginner board options. -Joel
I will love to see this video but the long version long time ago I saw on CD or DVD. I feel is really cool to see the total expense again in one big vídeo.
@TrystonANDTobyshow Good boards for you to check out would be either the Pintail 37 (cruising/carving), Hybrid 35 (flatland/small hills), Apex 34 (flatland/hills/tech) or the Derringer (flatland/hills/cruising/carving). Take a look at them and if you have any other questions, let us know!
@punchaloo A good board for you would be something like the Derringer 28 or the Malakai 40. The Malakai will be a bit more stable for you and more relaxed for cruising. Hope this helps, and let us know if you have any other questions
@triviumfr3ak A great board for carving would be either the Pintail 40, Pintail 43 or Torpedo 40. Check them out and let us know if you have any other questions!
@N1CKs99 Hey Nick, The Apex 34 would be your best choice, just know that this board is designed to go around 20 - 25mph, but it can handle higher speeds with more skill and experience. You can also go with the Apex 37, but it might be a little bit big for you. If you have any other questions, let us know and we'll help you out!
@BriannaDent It sounds like you're describing a Pintail shaped board. Those boards are great for anything from cruising to bombing and most other things you'd like to do. Let us know if you have any other questions!
@RATM4EVER There are pictures floating around silverfish, as well as on our facebook (I believe). While most of this stuff has been pulled from riders facebook pages (ie. un-released) it certainly does exist even though we haven't done any official photography.
@CRohrich97 the Freeride 41 with rocker concave would be a good board because it's strong, stable, and allows the rider to have a wider stance. You could also go with the Pintail 43. It's made with 9 maple plys and is a stiff board!
@IbanezShredderMan the Pintail 40 starts at $179 for a complete. This would be the best board to get for the type or riding you're looking to do and the budget your trying to stay in.
@weirdybeardyman Surfing is an important part of what we do here at Original. More than just sponsoring professional surfers to position ourselves as a surf brand, we actually surf, and choose to spend our time developing products that perform as close to our surfboards as possible. Of course this is an old video, and at this point longboarding has gone its own way away from surfing, but still, its important to remember where we came from.
@CarlosMantooth Great boards for you to check out are the Pintail 40, Hybrid 35, Apex 37, Apex 34 or the Derringer 28. Check them out and let us know if you have any other questions!
I bought the custom 35, and it is amazing. The carving is surprising, the material is very sturdy and overall its great quality. Original skateboards is where its at.
@ruggidboy38 Right on dude, if you're under 300lbs. go for either the Pintail 43 or 46 and I would recommend upgrading your springs to either red or white. If you exceed that weight, check out either Landyachtz, Hamboards or Rayne!
@dipbisket check out the Pintail 37! It's a great beginner board and once you become more advanced you can upgrade your trucks, wheels, or bearings for a different feel and different ride!
@Mrkisrl24 For bigger riders like yourself a Pintail 46 is a great bet. Its long enough for tall guys to dance and spread their stance out. Its also a 9 ply board for a bit more stiffness so the board wont feel like a noodle. S10s standard are also great for carving. -Joel
@EliteXC95 For more stability at higher speeds go with Randal or Bear trucks, for more carving performance on flat ground and small to mid sized hills go with the Original s8 200mm.
@arthritits Either the Pintail 37 or the Pintail 40 would be the way to go for you. The 37 will be more practical for cruising and transportation, but the 40 will be more stable on hills.
@itsnotover100 You would be best off with one of our new Pintail models that are coming out in a couple weeks. Either the 43 or 46 are going to be the boards for you to choose from
When you're just starting out, it's easiest to go with a board that's a cruising board with more stability. Check out the Pintail series which come in 4 different lengths depending on your height and weight. -Lindsay
@oxoMiniMeoxo RKP all the way. Take your pick of Randals, Bears, Paris, whatever your flavor is. Aside from the additional board lean Paris allows for I really notice very little difference (aside from baseplate angle changes) having ridden the full spectrum of rkp trucks throughout the industry.
This is such a beautiful video, this really reveals the actual art of skateboarding of every sorts, its a shame that people make bias remarks without even knowing us
@FelixStocki Hey Felix, carving is where it all started. Right now at Original the best carving based decks we make are the Pintails. To tell you specifically which Original Pintail would be best we need to know your height and weight. Without knowing that I would recommend the Pintail 40 for lighter riders or the Pintail 43 for heavier.
@luigicook My advice after rocking no-helmet for years is to wear your helmet regardless of where you are at. After years of not falling one of the first times I had my helmet on I slammed hard and couldnt get my feet under me. If I hadn't had a helmet I would have had a concussion at the very least, but it could have been much worse. Pickup a helmet and wear it everytime you go out. It's worth it.
We have multiple contests coming up in the next month, hit our facebook / insta / youtube often and you will have plenty of shots to win one between now and christmas... get your halloween costume ready!
A graphic blem, stands for blemish. When the graphic is heat transfered onto the board, sometimes the graphic will develop a fold in it, which looks like a scratch and it's not perfect. Or, sometimes boards get minor scratches from being moved around the warehouse. Ordering a graphic blem will save you $20.
Yes! Are you looking for a board for just cruising and carving? Or are you interested in doing any freestyle, downhill, or sliding as well? Also, what is your height and weight? All of this info will help us figure out what kind of set up would be perfect for you! -Lindsay
@asingh234 Great beginner boards include our Pintails, Torpedo 40, Malakai 40, or you can check out the Apex 37 if you're more ambitious. Let us know if you have any other questions, and we'll help you out!
@miked1997 Apex 34 is in production, we are waiting for graphics from our printer (scheduled to finish April 22nd) from there it will probably take us a week to apply the graphics and then we are in there. Release late April (which you guys have heard before.. but seriously thats what we are expecting right now).
@Footballplaya8572 You should take a look at either the Torpedo 40, Pintail 40, Pintail 43, Pintail 46 or the Apex 37. The Torpedo and Pintail models will be more for cruising, while the Apex is a more advanced board designed for performance.
@cornbeefhash123 Longboarding is very similar to snowboarding, especially when using Original S Series trucks that allow you to carve. Id say check out the Pintails- they are a good place to start- something like a Pintail 37 or 40 sounds like it would fit your height and weight well. Take it slow at first- and get used to the board before tackling bigger hills. -Joel
@TheGorillaMaskClub I would suggest checking out either the Pintail 40 or the Apex 37. These are our best boards for what you're looking to do, so if you have any other questions, just let us know!
Longboarding has come such a long way in 5 years!!! It looks completely different today, and the sport has so many disciplines of it's own. Feel free to come check out our longboarding channel!
@chenfei69 If you are into the Pintail shape of the Malakai I strongly suggest taking a look at the Pintail 40 (for carving) for the Pintail 43 for cruising and bombing. Either will be more advanced as far as performance when compared to the Malakai.
The absolute nostalgia, oh my god. This brand basically made up my whole middle school persona due to their incredible marketing and video production... thanks original team.
Haha I hear ya,
Pretty insane that this trip went down more than 10 years ago - even more insane that it got you into it enough to have some fun across years on your side. I think the key thing we hit on (that maybe got lost) is that the marketing and stuff was what enabled us to get out from behind the desk enough to stay sane, and creative.
I think staying fresh and mentally outside the box is really how we were able to approach a lot of problems differently than some other brands did - which I think is always when your ideas have the most impact (for good and bad).
I took a few years off, sold my share of OS, and just got back involved so hopefully we can get pointed more toward what we were doing in the beginning than the daily grind toward the end. Always gotta have something to shoot for - and work on.
Thanks for being a part of it.
_Scott
Classic this video is what got me into longboarding all these years ago. I don't have much time for it anymore sadly between raising a family and work etc but found these videos again definitely wanna get back into it
I think the same, skating changed my life and I want to do it again
Helmets weren't apparently invented in 2008
Adam Demize If you were wearing one while riding in 2008 hat's off (or should I say helmets off)
You have to remember that from 2002 to 2007 longboarding didn't exist. It was called a longboard skateboard, skateboard being the key term here. Most people, all of us here at Original included, came over from surfing, snowboarding and skateboarding. Those cultures, mostly to this day, don't have the helmet culture that exists in the downhill world.
Longboards by Original Skateboards Ah right
Dear Originalskateboards,
These videos you have created were honestly the reason I started longboarding. I was very sceptic about joining the sport because there are so many injuries that involve bailing but because of you I found the real passion of downhill free ride. 8 months later and I now know 10 slides from colemans to pendies to nearly landing heelside and toe side standups! I give many props to you guys for getting me started with the greatest extreme sport on earth! :)
This video inspired me to make the videos I make today. This is a childhood memory I will never forget. Thanks for making my Pintail 47 for me while I was in the 7th grade. Still bombing hills with it.
I love the way the tricks developed over time. Now we have freeride, dancing, downhill and freestyle aswell as cruising like they did in this video. Awesome
STILL the best of the three Go Longboard videos in my opinion.
Hey Toud,
Longboarding is about whatever you want to make it. There are no requirements to do tricks, or to do downhill or to carve or to cruise. Make it what you want and make sure you are having fun, and skating with in your limits (even if you push them from time to time).
It sounds like you got the itch.
Skating it's a really hard thing to put down once you start, but that's the beauty of it. Take it slow and get back on board, I am sure you will be happy you did down the line : )
Wow! Original makes the best boards and videos! just amazing! even tho the style is so old its still amazing! The birth of longboarding! A beautiful thing!
@lokillababygirl if you snowboard, longboarding is definitely a great sport to take up in the off season of snowboarding. You can carve down hills just like you can with a snowboard, and you can even slide the concrete like if you were slashing in the snow.
got myself a derringer a few months ago, and its the coolest thing ever! thanks. i ride it a ton.
@OmgDiddyKong Whats up Diddy, thanks for watching man. It sounds like you have been into riding for a bit and are looking to step up. Our primary step up board of choice is the Apex 37 (you would do great with a flyweight) that said, it is not cheap compared to the rest of this stuff.
If you arent looking to push the envelop to full open you might also take a look at the Pintail 37 and Pintail 40.
This video got me in to longboarding. Needless to say, It's why I carve. Rock on!
Always more fun to rock your own than to borrow a friends thats for sure.
Multiple people on the same hill is really where the fun is. Let us know if you have any questions about the boards : )
thanks to the staff Original Sateboards. You are always the best.
@LowCalorieFilms Hey
A great all around board is the Apex 37 (2011). Having wider trucks and upgraded springs will offer more stability for carving downhill
@fishermanfranky
A good beginner board for you would be either the Apex 37, Pintail 43 or Pintail 46. You can check them out on our website at:
ORIGINALSKATEBOARDS . COM
Let us know if you have any other questions!
@SWAMPskate From this comment (and others) it sounds like you are looking for a little of everything.
The board we aimed at that sort of versatility is the Apex 37 but it isn't all about the board. The components you choose to load your board with will also greatly effect the ride.
Example; For carving Original S8 trucks would be great (probably your best option), but for higher speed stuff they will not be the best option (as other trucks are more stable).
these dudes made me appreciate being outside, like truly outside, thank you
Yew! That’s what I’m talking about man. Now the real question is did we get deprioritized in the YT algorithm because of that haha
If you haven’t already ring the notification bell, I’m going to be posting more stuff in the near future and no one from back in the day gets notifications anymore.
Hope life is good and you are still outside enjoying it someplace as often as possible.
Thanks for the stoke!
Scott
@WatchOutForMagic
If you like the boards you see in our videos, we can help you find the right one! Just tell us your height, weight and a little bit about the style of boarding you're looking to do and that will give us an idea of which direction to point you in
This is where I started, watching videos, learning a few things about dowhill. 2023 completes 12 years as a skater, now I'm professional downhill skater and I feel very happy. Thank you community!
wooowww and i just discovered this video like 10 years after it was released... man i love it, pretty up sums up the surfing spirit, the essence of longboarding as catching the asphalt waves... great, terrific video.
Hey Uri,
For a larger guy 6 foot (over 200) the Apex 37 will be on the small side for a full out freeride board, freestyle / freeride is within limits but the standing platform may be tight.
We have a longer freeride board coming out this spring if you don't mind waiting which has a significantly larger stance platform and would work perfect for you.
@FurballTheUberedNoob
You should check out the Pintail 37 and you can order one right off of our website at:
ORIGINALSKATEBOARDS . COM
Let us know if you have any other questions
@Widdlyscudds Hey Wid, the S10s make the turning radius link up a little bit better which makes it a somewhat harder to initiate slides. A wide wheel base plus a more narrow truck causes a disconnect between the turning radius of the front truck and the turning radius of the back truck, this lets you start your slides easier.
It is for this reason that we usually recommend S8 200mm Originals or a Randal / Bear truck around the same width for best sliding performance.
@elocinpie There may be longboard clinics or events in your area- attending one is a great introduction to the sport. You can also dive right in- just take it slow at first and work on balance and skills on flatland before taking on hills. Check out the Pintail 37 or Torpedo 40 as beginner board options.
-Joel
I will love to see this video but the long version long time ago I saw on CD or DVD. I feel is really cool to see the total expense again in one big vídeo.
@TrystonANDTobyshow
Good boards for you to check out would be either the Pintail 37 (cruising/carving), Hybrid 35 (flatland/small hills), Apex 34 (flatland/hills/tech) or the Derringer (flatland/hills/cruising/carving). Take a look at them and if you have any other questions, let us know!
@ThaRommer
Yes, we ship worldwide and we use, canadian maple, aspen, mahogany, ash.. maybe some others
Haven't seen these older videos thanks for posting. Gonna order up a Pin 43. And a helmet
@punchaloo
A good board for you would be something like the Derringer 28 or the Malakai 40. The Malakai will be a bit more stable for you and more relaxed for cruising. Hope this helps, and let us know if you have any other questions
This is the first longboard video i watched and this time last year is when i started thank god i did start!
@triviumfr3ak
A great board for carving would be either the Pintail 40, Pintail 43 or Torpedo 40. Check them out and let us know if you have any other questions!
Well played, well spoken.
Thanks alot guys, i appreciate the help, i'll look into the 41 right now!
@N1CKs99
Hey Nick,
The Apex 34 would be your best choice, just know that this board is designed to go around 20 - 25mph, but it can handle higher speeds with more skill and experience. You can also go with the Apex 37, but it might be a little bit big for you. If you have any other questions, let us know and we'll help you out!
@IFluffyNinjax
Yes, we deliver to those addresses! Let us know if you have any other questions
@BriannaDent
It sounds like you're describing a Pintail shaped board. Those boards are great for anything from cruising to bombing and most other things you'd like to do. Let us know if you have any other questions!
@Originalskateboards alright thanks! I really love the board and you guys did a great job on it
@RATM4EVER There are pictures floating around silverfish, as well as on our facebook (I believe). While most of this stuff has been pulled from riders facebook pages (ie. un-released) it certainly does exist even though we haven't done any official photography.
@CRohrich97 the Freeride 41 with rocker concave would be a good board because it's strong, stable, and allows the rider to have a wider stance. You could also go with the Pintail 43. It's made with 9 maple plys and is a stiff board!
cant believe that the youtube account that got me obsessed with longboarding will also provide me with my first longboard!!!
@IbanezShredderMan the Pintail 40 starts at $179 for a complete. This would be the best board to get for the type or riding you're looking to do and the budget your trying to stay in.
@weirdybeardyman Surfing is an important part of what we do here at Original. More than just sponsoring professional surfers to position ourselves as a surf brand, we actually surf, and choose to spend our time developing products that perform as close to our surfboards as possible.
Of course this is an old video, and at this point longboarding has gone its own way away from surfing, but still, its important to remember where we came from.
@CarlosMantooth
Great boards for you to check out are the Pintail 40, Hybrid 35, Apex 37, Apex 34 or the Derringer 28. Check them out and let us know if you have any other questions!
You guys are so amazing !!!
I bought the custom 35, and it is amazing. The carving is surprising, the material is very sturdy and overall its great quality. Original skateboards is where its at.
This is what life use to feel like. Freedom and stress free.
@MrBOSSA97
Yes, we do ship to Australia, and we should have more Apexs in a few weeks, we're just finishing up last minute details!
@AChozenSunn
A great beginner board for you would be either the Pintail 43 or the Pintail 46. They will also be great for you to progress with!
@ruggidboy38
Right on dude, if you're under 300lbs. go for either the Pintail 43 or 46 and I would recommend upgrading your springs to either red or white. If you exceed that weight, check out either Landyachtz, Hamboards or Rayne!
This video inspired me to longboard and skate , u people are awesome
@dipbisket check out the Pintail 37! It's a great beginner board and once you become more advanced you can upgrade your trucks, wheels, or bearings for a different feel and different ride!
wow, awesome vid, awesome music and awesome stunts, please don't stop making videos.
the beginings of greatness.
@c0rtus3r
Either the Apex 34, Apex 37 or one of our new Pintails! Let us know if you have any other questions
Check out our newer video.
you guys are crazy and hellla dangerous. but i dont care, you're all my role models! thank you original team riders!
Yes we do
@Mrkisrl24 For bigger riders like yourself a Pintail 46 is a great bet. Its long enough for tall guys to dance and spread their stance out. Its also a 9 ply board for a bit more stiffness so the board wont feel like a noodle. S10s standard are also great for carving.
-Joel
@EliteXC95 For more stability at higher speeds go with Randal or Bear trucks, for more carving performance on flat ground and small to mid sized hills go with the Original s8 200mm.
@arthritits
Either the Pintail 37 or the Pintail 40 would be the way to go for you. The 37 will be more practical for cruising and transportation, but the 40 will be more stable on hills.
@pokemster200
Yeah, I would keep it away from snow/wet/dirt conditions. Otherwise, it will cut down on the life span of your board
Hi Fernando :) Thanks for the support! What kind of tips are you looking for? -Lindsay
@itsnotover100
You would be best off with one of our new Pintail models that are coming out in a couple weeks. Either the 43 or 46 are going to be the boards for you to choose from
When you're just starting out, it's easiest to go with a board that's a cruising board with more stability. Check out the Pintail series which come in 4 different lengths depending on your height and weight. -Lindsay
@oxoMiniMeoxo RKP all the way. Take your pick of Randals, Bears, Paris, whatever your flavor is. Aside from the additional board lean Paris allows for I really notice very little difference (aside from baseplate angle changes) having ridden the full spectrum of rkp trucks throughout the industry.
Ordered like 4-5 days ago my s10 trucks...! I can't wait!!!! Nice video.
That song rules! Sounds a little like Toundra. Good job Antarctic :)
This is such a beautiful video, this really reveals the actual art of skateboarding of every sorts, its a shame that people make bias remarks without even knowing us
@squidbilly70
I would say check out either the Pintail 43 or the Pintail 40. Both should suit your style! Let us know if you have any other questions
@FelixStocki Hey Felix, carving is where it all started. Right now at Original the best carving based decks we make are the Pintails. To tell you specifically which Original Pintail would be best we need to know your height and weight. Without knowing that I would recommend the Pintail 40 for lighter riders or the Pintail 43 for heavier.
@Sector9Productions
The deck costs $130 and you can order it over the phone, just give us a call toll free at 1800 619 5579 and we'll help you out.
@luigicook My advice after rocking no-helmet for years is to wear your helmet regardless of where you are at. After years of not falling one of the first times I had my helmet on I slammed hard and couldnt get my feet under me. If I hadn't had a helmet I would have had a concussion at the very least, but it could have been much worse.
Pickup a helmet and wear it everytime you go out. It's worth it.
@Mrkisrl24
The Pintail 46 would be your best bet! Check it out and let us know if you have any other questions
I love you guys!
We have multiple contests coming up in the next month, hit our facebook / insta / youtube often and you will have plenty of shots to win one between now and christmas... get your halloween costume ready!
@mattlovelace91
I would recommend either the Pintail 40 or 43. Both will work great for your friend, so let us know if you have any other questions!
A graphic blem, stands for blemish. When the graphic is heat transfered onto the board, sometimes the graphic will develop a fold in it, which looks like a scratch and it's not perfect. Or, sometimes boards get minor scratches from being moved around the warehouse. Ordering a graphic blem will save you $20.
Yes! Are you looking for a board for just cruising and carving? Or are you interested in doing any freestyle, downhill, or sliding as well? Also, what is your height and weight? All of this info will help us figure out what kind of set up would be perfect for you! -Lindsay
This video was from 4 years ago. Watch our newer videos.
@isYYnc
I would suggest taking a look at either the Pintail 40 or Pintail 43! Both are great for what you're looking to do!
@asingh234
Great beginner boards include our Pintails, Torpedo 40, Malakai 40, or you can check out the Apex 37 if you're more ambitious. Let us know if you have any other questions, and we'll help you out!
@miked1997 Apex 34 is in production, we are waiting for graphics from our printer (scheduled to finish April 22nd) from there it will probably take us a week to apply the graphics and then we are in there. Release late April (which you guys have heard before.. but seriously thats what we are expecting right now).
El sonido de los Trucks en el asfalto es la adrenalina como en el Surf las olas y la brisa marina...Nice Video
@Footballplaya8572
You should take a look at either the Torpedo 40, Pintail 40, Pintail 43, Pintail 46 or the Apex 37. The Torpedo and Pintail models will be more for cruising, while the Apex is a more advanced board designed for performance.
You guys are amazing!!
@GamerMystic
The Pintail 40 would be an excellent board for you and that is in stock right now and should be if and when you decide to purchase it!
@petermgonzalez
I would recommend either the Malakai, Derringer or the Pintail 37 (available in about 2 -3 weeks)
@cornbeefhash123 Longboarding is very similar to snowboarding, especially when using Original S Series trucks that allow you to carve. Id say check out the Pintails- they are a good place to start- something like a Pintail 37 or 40 sounds like it would fit your height and weight well. Take it slow at first- and get used to the board before tackling bigger hills.
-Joel
@theK0OKS
If you're looking for something to mess around on, I would suggest either the Torpedo 40, Derringer 28 or one of our new Pintails!
THIS VIDEO MADE ME CONVERT FROM SKATEBOARDING TO LONGBOARDING.
NO REGRETS.
These guys make longboarding look so nice and easy. The only thing i can really do is carve. Not even deep carving where you need to use your hand.
@TheGorillaMaskClub
I would suggest checking out either the Pintail 40 or the Apex 37. These are our best boards for what you're looking to do, so if you have any other questions, just let us know!
Longboarding has come such a long way in 5 years!!! It looks completely different today, and the sport has so many disciplines of it's own.
Feel free to come check out our longboarding channel!
@keygenWM
The Derringer would be great and we should have it back sometime in mid to late August
@chenfei69 If you are into the Pintail shape of the Malakai I strongly suggest taking a look at the Pintail 40 (for carving) for the Pintail 43 for cruising and bombing. Either will be more advanced as far as performance when compared to the Malakai.
@movierobban
For wheels, I would suggest either the Abec 11 Flashbacks, Retro ZigZags, or Orangatang 4 President. Shipping to Finland is 60 USD.
@FMSnavi
We'll have more in stock between december and february and that will be a great board for you!
continue with these spectacular videos