This is so helpful! I've been trying to figure out what kind of longboard is going to suit my needs & so many sites & videos make it really hard to know what's best for what style of boarding. This was a great explanation of everything, thank you
David Luchetti if you get the switchblade, you’ll end up with a good setup if it’s 2015. There’s so many better boards that you can get for free ride or downhill. This guy has never gone over 20 mph
@ipwnukazu If you like landyachtz, try an osteon or cheesegrater, prism theory or hindsight, rolling tree acedia, Madrid dominant, Rainer skyline to name a few
Generally speaking any board you just wanna use to get around should have a kick tail, its definitely not necessary but you won't regret it, double drop decks are good for long distance pumping but aren't as good at zipping through people, you'd want something with topmounting
3 years ago. Lol. I'm learning tho. Did he say double stack bushings were for sharp turns? I'm making notes for my first board (old school quad speed skater / ok with basic inline skating) and shipping two boards to my nephew's (who are inexperienced big boys) and I want them to have every chance at success with good equipment.) Thanks for any input 🎉🎉🎉
The ideal video for teaching beginners, straight to the point and described perfectly for newbies! I love how this video could even help me customize a little for my needs, explaining trucks and wheels too! Been cruising for years but was always interested in other styles and found it hard with my current board. Been riding a drop deck and didn’t even know till now, thanks so much!
My sister wanted to get into longboarding but didn't stick with it so I got her board. It turns out that it's a drop through mounted board. I use it for getting around my university campus and it works pretty well for that.
I got a long board a few years ago that is a regular board and long married together. The board is thicker and heavier than a regular board but it does have the normal long trucks that a lot of long boards have. I really like it especially cause I’ve skated regular shaped boards my whole life
checking in from 2024 as a 33 year old who got a 27 inch penny for his birthday and has been using that as a beginner board. I cant wait to explore this sport.
I use to skateboard when I was a teen, now I’m 38 I Wonna get back into it but not for doing tricks. Just want something I can ride around the neighborhood with my kids. I kinda have an idea what I want. Thanks for this video.
My DB cruiser broke in half after 4 years loved that board highly recommend it to a beginner that’s how I learned and I eventually upgraded the bearings and trucks
*Yewwh!* 🤙🏽🤟🏽🤙🏽 Great video, I'm fond of boards with swallow tail and drop through decks too👌🏽 Evo looks coo though with the drop and split angles. RKP are stable but DKP trucks are hella fun for carvin at mellow speeds!
I ve been boarding since a while, on flat next to the beaches mainly and love that speed feel (i have a double tail cruiser) and a few months ago i was passed by a guy who were like going like 30kph ON FLAT. I think it was a pintail but i still search ways to improve speed, tips welcome
Bigger wheels (70mm and up) with soft duro ratings (85 and lower) and quality bearings (zealous bearings get lots of praise on reddit, I find the jehunion bearings from loaded to be pretty good) should get you going faster. For reference, I was able to get up to about 10-13 mph on a dinghy (28 inch cruiser with 14.5 inch wheel base) using plow king wheels (72mm with 78a durometer rating) on flat but pretty bumpy ground as a fairly noobish skater. Basically, bigger wheels take more effort to get moving but have higher top speeds and stay rolling for a longer time. Just watch out for wheel bite, u might need to add risers.
Grab the Switchblade. the Evos drops are in different angles so the rear truck does stear less which is helpfull at higher speed...but it is the hell when it comes to ride switch. This makes the Evo very specific for racing. and YES, the EVO is heavy. I sold mine again a few weeks later.The switchblade is "the" allround board for me. You can slide, cruise, pump, race. I got myself the 38 and since then my other board do not leave my trunk anymore. The 40" was too large for me. But make sure you use better trucks (>= Bears) and a few sets of wheels for the different situations. I really like the Orangatang 4 President for going fast and the Hawg Zombies for sliding.
Wheel Bite.........enough said. Ive ordered a Beercan 42". Changing the wheels to orangatang caguama 85mm 80a - not sure about the Bear trucks yet...........lets see how it goes.
dropthrough is very stable provided it isnt flexy. the meta these days is a topmount wuth a wheelbase around 23-25 inches. good examples are the prism theory or the prism hindsight
I just got my son a skateboard and I thought maybe I’d learn along with him. I’m looking for a longboard for a beginner to just coast down the street. No tricks. Any recommendations on type of longboard to learn on?
I wish you went into more detail with the trucks and wheels. There's way more to trucks than the gullwing. Should've explained bushing duro, hanger length, base plate degree, reverse kingpin etc. Also with the wheels, you shouldve talked about the effects of the durometer and core.
looking for one for my niece's 12 B'day. I don't want a very small one. what is better long one or cruise or anything for a beginner? But I am quite sure she will love to do tricks too. thanks
Thanks for the info! Was very useful. im gettin back into skating and got a cheaper mini cruiser but wanna invest in a landyachtz. Love the cruiser deck
Thanks so much. This gives me an excellent grip on the basics and I really needed that so I could narrow down the 5 jajillion options down to my perfect board 🤗🛹❤❤
I could draw some force vectors that could prove the drop through truck style has no impact on anything. As long as the deck height is the same, there will be no difference. The benefit of the drop through truck mount is that generally, the deck height is lower. If you concaved a board enough to have a low deck, it wouldn't ride any different if it was mounted on top of the truck. Neither turns quicker. The forces are the same. The axis of rotation is the same if the deck height is the same.
I just got a pintail cause I really wanted to get my snowboarding vibes back, I stared skating this year and whilst I ca now confindlty ollie up curbs and getting on with kickflips I want to go on long cruises as well
@@snaildude268 I call it the stomp and shuffle. Slam your foot as hard as humanly possible on the ground, jump while yourare jumping jump froward to then catch the nose and guide it back down. Is it pretty. No its it possibly way to much effort , definitely but I live it
Yeah, pin tails are great beginner boards. They are very surfy and you can carve really easy with minimal effort. The dingy (board with a kick tail) is more of a intermediate lvl board. The short wheel base makes it difficult to tuck in at high speeds and the short trucks make it really responsive. I got a bamboo pintail as my first board and I’m out growing it fast Bc I find myself wanting to carve and go faster down hills. Just get something with top mounted trucks. Then go from there. You can also ride the boards at Zumies.
Gullwings are and make the best longboard cruise, drop thru on double concave, road trucks, on a zenit board, with kegel boroson bearings wax your trucks and bushings, paris savants, v3 also
The Douggie lmao I have one, I don't like it for cruising to school The narrow trucks and wheel base with the higher top mount deck makes it feel to twitchy for me like flying a fighter jet. I like a beefier flat drop through deck with nice wide trucks to fit dem big 90mm wheels on.
@@AB-oh2nf still doable but you certainly need kicktails to be able to do anything off the ground. also, a drop through means a slightly smaller standing platform due to the cutouts.
Sorry, I had to comment as you made some technically confusing/misleading statements. 3:57 What you said and what you were pointing out and what you had in your hands at the time were opposed and confused. Drop-through decks have the trucks top mounted (what you have in your hands at this point of the video). Non-drop-throughs have the trucks bottom mounted. "So they turn quicker." It's not torsion, it's leverage. Bottom mounted boards exert more leverage on the trucks and thus turn quicker than top mounted/drop-through boards. You kinda said this while you were confusingly holding one type and talking about the other. And, the quicker turning is one, but not the primary, consideration between a drop-through/drop board versus a non drop-through/drop board. The main consideration is deck height. Drop-throughs and drop boards are more stable and easier to kick push. 6:03 "It's a 31.5 inch wheelbase, instead of your 40, 45, um, 60...." You mean board lengths, not wheelbase. A 31.5" wheelbase is huge. That particular board has a wheelbase probably under 17". 7:08 "So, in trucks, you have your traditional shape..." as you pick up a non-traditional, reverse kingpin truck. Bro? And, there were a handful of other things said that weren't right.... I appreciate that you want to educate us, but you have to be concise, and correct, with what you say. Otherwise, you're just confusing your audience.
Dude. Im 6ft 4in and weight 295lbs. I want to get into cruising. And at 44 yrs old what are my options? I would love to do a video on introducing longboarding or Cruising for men or women in their 40's
Nice, you have a ton of options, you probably dont want somethong too flexy because of weight, something like the Landyachtz switchblade 40 would probably be nice its very versatile. Its nice and low so great for cruising and for beginners and just a little flex so it should have a nice feel and is stable so if you want to learn to slide do some freeride or mild downhill later on you can. Just make sure you get protective gear(helmet, knee pads, slide gloves and elbow pads). You also have other options, if you have something specific you want to do this can change things like if you want to dance or be able to manual or freestyle etc.
The built in wedges on the Evo also make it more stable and steer more like a car...(lower angle baseplate degree in rear, higher degree in front.) That means less turn in the back, more turn in the front.
I prefer the Landyachts Dinghy or (if bigger is required) something like a Comet Shred City 35 (which is my actual Pumptrack weapon). For smooth cruising as a beginner you can also get your feet onto a Loaded Dervish Sama, as they are very flexible. But this also eliminates a lot of pump energy. A lot of people I know used them at the beginnign an then went for a stiff board.
Flat isn't enough of a description. How heavy are you, what is the condition of the roads and is this flat and straight, or are you going to have to make a lot of turns?
@@eddiek6390 well I weigh about 65 kilograms, the roads are full of potholes, a good amount of turns in the road but still straight for the most part. I kinda just wanna ride to work/school with it. What my diagnosis??😂
I need your advice. I don't know what kind of skateboard to buy. I want to use it for the street and also for some movements,Plus, it'll be the first skateboard I've ever bought. so would you advise me?
Just bought 8 longboards today on Amazon hopefully they do decent I just want to test them out and I’m going to be rough with them and see how much they can take
After watching 30/videos on longboards you are the only one to explain the differences. Thank you!
This is so helpful! I've been trying to figure out what kind of longboard is going to suit my needs & so many sites & videos make it really hard to know what's best for what style of boarding. This was a great explanation of everything, thank you
Lol the way you looked at that ripple cracked me up. Also good thing I borrowed a board like that when I hit the parking garages🤣
lol
Why? Did you break it?
@@KandiKlover nah it just helped going around the curves n I almost flew off the 8th story
I just started learning how to longboard and I currently have a classic drop through. But I want to switch and get a cruise board.
Frosty the Ram same
@@hapye6017 dont, you’re gonna regret it when you can’t do anything but cruise
What kind of drop through do you have and how old is it
@@luci4online who said he had to completely dispose of his drop through though?? I wanted to get a cruiser as well just to have a different board type
@@xmcnuggets5623 oh well by switch I thought he meant sell and buy
This is a great video! Very helpful! It helped me decide that the switchblade is definitely the next board on my wishlist
David Luchetti if you get the switchblade, you’ll end up with a good setup if it’s 2015. There’s so many better boards that you can get for free ride or downhill. This guy has never gone over 20 mph
@@sk8bor3d what's better then
@ipwnukazu If you like landyachtz, try an osteon or cheesegrater, prism theory or hindsight, rolling tree acedia, Madrid dominant, Rainer skyline to name a few
@@ipwnukazu I wouldn't listen to this kid, he's a fake.
@@sk8bor3d Yes those boards are good for downhill/ race, but the switchblade is a good all around board.
I've been using a pintail for quite some time, and have been wanting to get a new board. This video has definitely helped in choosing my next board. 😸
Best intro to longboards video ever! I've learned so much in so little time. Thank you!
Generally speaking any board you just wanna use to get around should have a kick tail, its definitely not necessary but you won't regret it, double drop decks are good for long distance pumping but aren't as good at zipping through people, you'd want something with topmounting
Yeah I was scratching my head at the comments he made about the switchblade, especially the bit about using it to dodge between people.
3 years ago. Lol. I'm learning tho. Did he say double stack bushings were for sharp turns? I'm making notes for my first board (old school quad speed skater / ok with basic inline skating) and shipping two boards to my nephew's (who are inexperienced big boys) and I want them to have every chance at success with good equipment.) Thanks for any input 🎉🎉🎉
The ideal video for teaching beginners, straight to the point and described perfectly for newbies! I love how this video could even help me customize a little for my needs, explaining trucks and wheels too!
Been cruising for years but was always interested in other styles and found it hard with my current board. Been riding a drop deck and didn’t even know till now, thanks so much!
Very concise while remaining detailed and informative. Thank you.
My sister wanted to get into longboarding but didn't stick with it so I got her board. It turns out that it's a drop through mounted board. I use it for getting around my university campus and it works pretty well for that.
I got a long board a few years ago that is a regular board and long married together. The board is thicker and heavier than a regular board but it does have the normal long trucks that a lot of long boards have. I really like it especially cause I’ve skated regular shaped boards my whole life
(Old video I know) but this video was so helpful, thanks! 🙏🏼✨
Old video? It’s one year old in a few days. Your comment is eight months old. RUclips videos will probably be around for hundreds of years.
best longboard explanation vid on youtube, nice one
Thank you you really helped I’m very new to longboards but you Ik I’m a cruise type and this vid helped me significantly figure out which one to buy
checking in from 2024 as a 33 year old who got a 27 inch penny for his birthday and has been using that as a beginner board. I cant wait to explore this sport.
Excellent tutorial, thx for the video!
I have the Evo and the tugboat! Great boards!!!
Do you just cruise? or have you bombed any hills?
I'm thinking about getting the Tugboat 😊
@@TBGmario evo is defo not for cruising so id bet hees not just cruising
@@ipwnukazu any longboards can be used for cruising.
I use to skateboard when I was a teen, now I’m 38 I Wonna get back into it but not for doing tricks. Just want something I can ride around the neighborhood with my kids. I kinda have an idea what I want. Thanks for this video.
I have that exact same Switchblade, same graphic as well. I'm absolutely in love with it!
I cant wait to start longboarding. I'm getting one for Christmas!
My DB cruiser broke in half after 4 years loved that board highly recommend it to a beginner that’s how I learned and I eventually upgraded the bearings and trucks
I find skateboarding rlly difficult! Was hoping to get into longboarding.
Do u recommend the cruise board over the pigtail for beginners?
@@haketyu7891 that's my question too XD if you have an answer already could you tell me?
@@shadownocas3681 I got nothing so far bro
That Landyachtz Stratus Hollowtech Spectrum is 😍😍😍
Pro tip:
If you own a cruise board, immediately swap out those small ass wheels for bigger wheels. Then you won't have problems with rocks !
97mm wheels :3
Put on some kick scooter wheels 160mm
Thanks for sharing, perfect quick explainer.
This is a great introduction to longboards.
*Take a shot every time he says “kay”!*
*But seriously this video was very informative and helped me out.*
*Yewwh!*
🤙🏽🤟🏽🤙🏽
Great video, I'm fond of boards with swallow tail and drop through decks too👌🏽
Evo looks coo though with the drop and split angles.
RKP are stable but DKP trucks are hella fun for carvin at mellow speeds!
I ve been boarding since a while, on flat next to the beaches mainly and love that speed feel (i have a double tail cruiser) and a few months ago i was passed by a guy who were like going like 30kph ON FLAT. I think it was a pintail but i still search ways to improve speed, tips welcome
Bigger wheels (70mm and up) with soft duro ratings (85 and lower) and quality bearings (zealous bearings get lots of praise on reddit, I find the jehunion bearings from loaded to be pretty good) should get you going faster.
For reference, I was able to get up to about 10-13 mph on a dinghy (28 inch cruiser with 14.5 inch wheel base) using plow king wheels (72mm with 78a durometer rating) on flat but pretty bumpy ground as a fairly noobish skater.
Basically, bigger wheels take more effort to get moving but have higher top speeds and stay rolling for a longer time. Just watch out for wheel bite, u might need to add risers.
Also, maybe he was riding an eBoard 😂
@@dustmemory9891 thanks for the tips, i'll be careful. i'll take it in account for the next board!
@@alvercaine8893 yw, hope it helps 😁
I learned something. Thank you.
Great video. It answered many of my questions!
I use a drop down deck to cruise. Love it and wouldn't change it
It’s a more common shape board too! I mostly see drop down boards in my area
I like flat stiff deck instead but still with the cutout shapes on the ends partially for looks and partially so I can put 97mm wheels on :3
Same 😁
Thanks for the education!!! I had no idea. Really appreciate it!
Very well explained sir
I was curious about different types of longboards
Great presentation, so helpful. Thank you!
Great video, really grateful for it. was recommended to me in my feed. Trusxks and wheels in detail too?
Hey man thanks for the video, I'm really trying to decide between the Evo or the switchblade...still no closer but great video anyway 😂
I've had a chance to ride both and I'd say go for the switchblade... lighter and a little more versatile.
Grab the Switchblade. the Evos drops are in different angles so the rear truck does stear less which is helpfull at higher speed...but it is the hell when it comes to ride switch. This makes the Evo very specific for racing. and YES, the EVO is heavy. I sold mine again a few weeks later.The switchblade is "the" allround board for me. You can slide, cruise, pump, race. I got myself the 38 and since then my other board do not leave my trunk anymore. The 40" was too large for me. But make sure you use better trucks (>= Bears) and a few sets of wheels for the different situations. I really like the Orangatang 4 President for going fast and the Hawg Zombies for sliding.
Invictus Siempre is the 4 president good for speed isn’t it more of a light free ride and free style wheel
defo switchblade, the evo is not as versatile and is very heavy
What about length?
Especially if im tall say 5'7?
Hawgs make great buttery wheels, leaving thane lines,
Buttery
Thought you did a nice job. Great informative video.
Very informative learned a lot thank u
Very informative and simple thanks :3
understand there’s a difference between track and wheelbase
Otherwise, I’m really enjoying the in-depth explanation
Got my like. I'm thinking of buying one
This is very helpful. Cool video. Thanks :)
Some guy gave me that switchblade board you showed. Now my old ass needs to learn. My son is enjoying it so I got him the drop hammer sun fox.
This was a super informative video. Thank you!
Wheel Bite.........enough said. Ive ordered a Beercan 42". Changing the wheels to orangatang caguama 85mm 80a - not sure about the Bear trucks yet...........lets see how it goes.
I heard the oranatang and loadedboard wheels are terrible. Something about crappy bearings and such.
Hey, thanks a lot for this video, it's definitely gonna help me in the future whenever I do get a longboard, which I am really considering 😁
very informative, solid vid.
So helpful! Thank you!
Thank you! Just the info I was looking for!
Kay
This was a great video, thank you!
Awesome video 😎
Finding out I have gullwing trucks was the biggest light bulb moment in a while😂
Suddenly everything makes sense
Is the drop through mounted truck board pretty decent for speed downhill or will it get speed wobbels
Anything will get speed wobble, but drop throughs are pretty good for downhill. But you should really learn how to slide at speed or just slide period
Drop through boards are great for downhill. The only downside is they sometimes can be to low for going over speed bumps and stuff. They bottom out
dropthrough is very stable provided it isnt flexy. the meta these days is a topmount wuth a wheelbase around 23-25 inches. good examples are the prism theory or the prism hindsight
I rode those double stack gullwing truxs before and man they are sporty for sure.
Good info!
Great vídeo Man
I just got my son a skateboard and I thought maybe I’d learn along with him. I’m looking for a longboard for a beginner to just coast down the street. No tricks. Any recommendations on type of longboard to learn on?
I wish you went into more detail with the trucks and wheels. There's way more to trucks than the gullwing. Should've explained bushing duro, hanger length, base plate degree, reverse kingpin etc. Also with the wheels, you shouldve talked about the effects of the durometer and core.
that would've been helpful for; then again the video is prioritizing decks, haha
looking for one for my niece's 12 B'day. I don't want a very small one. what is better long one or cruise or anything for a beginner? But I am quite sure she will love to do tricks too. thanks
Thanks for the info! Was very useful. im gettin back into skating and got a cheaper mini cruiser but wanna invest in a landyachtz. Love the cruiser deck
Fantastic thank you
Good content!
Great info
I'm actually running a switchblade 40 but I use it more for freeride
Thanks so much. This gives me an excellent grip on the basics and I really needed that so I could narrow down the 5 jajillion options down to my perfect board 🤗🛹❤❤
good work!
This video is so good
Thank you friend for a very good 411 be safe God bless
I could draw some force vectors that could prove the drop through truck style has no impact on anything. As long as the deck height is the same, there will be no difference. The benefit of the drop through truck mount is that generally, the deck height is lower. If you concaved a board enough to have a low deck, it wouldn't ride any different if it was mounted on top of the truck. Neither turns quicker. The forces are the same. The axis of rotation is the same if the deck height is the same.
Thank you very much. Great video. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you !
I just got a pintail cause I really wanted to get my snowboarding vibes back, I stared skating this year and whilst I ca now confindlty ollie up curbs and getting on with kickflips I want to go on long cruises as well
How the fuck do you Ollie a pintail teach me oh master
@@snaildude268 I call it the stomp and shuffle. Slam your foot as hard as humanly possible on the ground, jump while yourare jumping jump froward to then catch the nose and guide it back down. Is it pretty. No its it possibly way to much effort , definitely but I live it
So I’m thinking of getting a longboard pintail do you think it would b good for a beginner
Yeah, pin tails are great beginner boards. They are very surfy and you can carve really easy with minimal effort. The dingy (board with a kick tail) is more of a intermediate lvl board. The short wheel base makes it difficult to tuck in at high speeds and the short trucks make it really responsive. I got a bamboo pintail as my first board and I’m out growing it fast Bc I find myself wanting to carve and go faster down hills. Just get something with top mounted trucks. Then go from there. You can also ride the boards at Zumies.
Originalskateboards.com
Hey I have a pintail longboard but the edges are a bit sharper and the trucks are mounted a bit more closer to the center of the board is that ok
Can I change a top mounted skateboard by putting the trucks on the bottom mount?
What board/setup would you recommend for snowboarding new to long boarding just looking to cruise
Quick question, wouldnt it be better to have rounded off wheels to bomb down hills so you can slide to stop so you wont crash?
You don't want to slide at high speed
Gullwings are and make the best longboard cruise, drop thru on double concave, road trucks, on a zenit board, with kegel boroson bearings
wax your trucks and bushings, paris savants, v3 also
Wait... what did he call the Dinghy?!
The Douggie lmao I have one, I don't like it for cruising to school The narrow trucks and wheel base with the higher top mount deck makes it feel to twitchy for me like flying a fighter jet. I like a beefier flat drop through deck with nice wide trucks to fit dem big 90mm wheels on.
That’s not a dinghy it’s called the dugout and it’s longer than the dinghy
I have the cruise longboard im new to skateboard and it have the standard trucks or something and the flat wheels is that a nice?
How hard is it to do dancing on a drop down board?
I have one and actually tried but it is pretty hard. Or maybe I'm just bad.
more difficult but still doable. The main issue is drop decks dont have kicktails so you wouldn't be able to do any kickturns or tricks of any kind.
What about a drop through?
@@AB-oh2nf still doable but you certainly need kicktails to be able to do anything off the ground. also, a drop through means a slightly smaller standing platform due to the cutouts.
Simple question..wat is the BEST for beginer tricks..i have a pintail but learning tricks are tough
Sorry, I had to comment as you made some technically confusing/misleading statements.
3:57 What you said and what you were pointing out and what you had in your hands at the time were opposed and confused. Drop-through decks have the trucks top mounted (what you have in your hands at this point of the video). Non-drop-throughs have the trucks bottom mounted. "So they turn quicker." It's not torsion, it's leverage. Bottom mounted boards exert more leverage on the trucks and thus turn quicker than top mounted/drop-through boards. You kinda said this while you were confusingly holding one type and talking about the other. And, the quicker turning is one, but not the primary, consideration between a drop-through/drop board versus a non drop-through/drop board. The main consideration is deck height. Drop-throughs and drop boards are more stable and easier to kick push.
6:03 "It's a 31.5 inch wheelbase, instead of your 40, 45, um, 60...." You mean board lengths, not wheelbase. A 31.5" wheelbase is huge. That particular board has a wheelbase probably under 17".
7:08 "So, in trucks, you have your traditional shape..." as you pick up a non-traditional, reverse kingpin truck. Bro?
And, there were a handful of other things said that weren't right....
I appreciate that you want to educate us, but you have to be concise, and correct, with what you say. Otherwise, you're just confusing your audience.
Thanks boss!
Dude. Im 6ft 4in and weight 295lbs. I want to get into cruising. And at 44 yrs old what are my options? I would love to do a video on introducing longboarding or Cruising for men or women in their 40's
Nice, you have a ton of options, you probably dont want somethong too flexy because of weight, something like the Landyachtz switchblade 40 would probably be nice its very versatile. Its nice and low so great for cruising and for beginners and just a little flex so it should have a nice feel and is stable so if you want to learn to slide do some freeride or mild downhill later on you can. Just make sure you get protective gear(helmet, knee pads, slide gloves and elbow pads). You also have other options, if you have something specific you want to do this can change things like if you want to dance or be able to manual or freestyle etc.
What boards would feel most like a snowboard. I’m thinking of getting a longboard but I want something that would feel like snowboarding
Freeboards are somewhat like snowboards
Pintail..im also a snowboarder
The built in wedges on the Evo also make it more stable and steer more like a car...(lower angle baseplate degree in rear, higher degree in front.) That means less turn in the back, more turn in the front.
Also, all these boards can slide easy with many wheels with the correct technique.
What board should i get if i just wanna cruise on flat surface?
I prefer the Landyachts Dinghy or (if bigger is required) something like a Comet Shred City 35 (which is my actual Pumptrack weapon). For smooth cruising as a beginner you can also get your feet onto a Loaded Dervish Sama, as they are very flexible. But this also eliminates a lot of pump energy. A lot of people I know used them at the beginnign an then went for a stiff board.
Flat isn't enough of a description. How heavy are you, what is the condition of the roads and is this flat and straight, or are you going to have to make a lot of turns?
@@eddiek6390 well I weigh about 65 kilograms, the roads are full of potholes, a good amount of turns in the road but still straight for the most part. I kinda just wanna ride to work/school with it. What my diagnosis??😂
@@sjors7592 I’d get a pintail.
@@alexdavis1235 ohhhh thanks I appreciate
I need your advice. I don't know what kind of skateboard to buy. I want to use it for the street and also for some movements,Plus, it'll be the first skateboard I've ever bought. so would you advise me?
Can you dance or do tricks on the other two boards though?
Yes but it will be harder to do than normal and it might take a lot more practice to do them properly and safely
Good video
Is the landyachtz switchblade a good downhill board?
Just bought 8 longboards today on Amazon hopefully they do decent I just want to test them out and I’m going to be rough with them and see how much they can take
Videos or your lieing 😉
Love long skateboard 🛹🛹💗💗💗
Superb
Could u pls rate Dusters longboards' quality? High, medium or low will do....thx!
Thanks, this helps a Sh1t load 😁💯