I would love to know if it is worth ordering from skate shred. I’ve had my eye on one of their boards but don’t want to order it if the quality isn’t there.
The one he said is ok but out of budget is the Rayne future killer and the exact board I picked out. Bought board only for $29. Threw it on some blue Gen 6’s with orangutan beefcakes in 83a’s in purple with matching purple hardware. It’s a killer setup 🤟🏾
Awesome videos and surprising information. I’ve watching your videos for a considerable time now, and it really shows the continuous effort and the quality you put in all of them. Quick questions: Which decks would you recommend for someone who wants to enter the world of DownHill/Freeride? Been thinking of boards like the Small Blind or El Peligro (Landyachtz), since I have this ‘Unlimited Budget’, or do you think I should go with something cheaper to start with and what would that be so?? Also, I would like you to give me your honest opinion on the Small Blind since it aroused my interest and I kinda have a small stance, and with what trucks and wheels would you combine it. Thanks again, hope to see more videos!
Hey bro, glad you enjoy the content! I'd say those setups are quite overkill in my opinion. You don't need such boards to start out. I'd suggest you get something cheaper and experiment by switching between multiple styles of boards, truck types etc. Like trying a topmount, then going to a drop mount, and just seeing what you like. Somehting like the Prism reaver could be a good shout. The Rolling tree Acedia is also a great choice. Theres a lot to pick from! The Small Blind is a dope board! Actually have a review up, you can check it out. But if you go for it, get Smokies for it. I'd combine it with something like the Supremes to learn to slide and do a bit of DH. but from LY, the blaze pt would be a better fit for you I think. And you can pair it with smokies or the cast trucks they have
Awesome! Do you think the Small Blind and Blaze PT work for long distances? Also, I would appreciate if you recommend some Landyachtz Decks that work for long distances but keep that Downhill/Freeride or Race vibe. @@downhill254skate
I just picked up a complete switchblade 38 for $100 off of fb marketplace. It was barely used with the grip tape being dirty and the wheels pretty much untouched.
Why'd you go for their double kicktail instead of one of the dedicated downhill boards? Or did they not have those when you made this? It's a very similar design tbf, just curious if this deck has any advantage over their downhill deck with the sunk/inset truck grooves for instance
@@aether388 most likely I liked it. Iirc the kicktail in the front wasn't massive? But if I had the choice I wouldn't pick a double kicktail just single kick. If it was just downhill purely, no freeride, I wouldn't get a kicktail at all
Thanks men its a good set up, perhaps for someone living in the US, anywhere else it cost us 50 to 100 USD for shippment end up with a cheap set up that cost me over 350USD definetly better of buying a full landyatch that they ship for 50USD not to bad decent board, plus thanks for the code
I have 1 deck from skateshred, a tesseract clone. It's definitely not top tier but still better than I expected. Not very durable, but that's from freestyle trick abuse. For just freeride stuff it's been more than capable and would buy again. Fwiw too, the zaza sliding wheels (coyote or wolf) on skateshred are also decent for under 30$, kinda like blorgans from what I've heard. Oh and stay sick my guy
I think I need to get a skateshred deck to mess around on, they sound very promising! Those zaza wheels look good too. I may fianlyl be getting blogarns to mess around on soon, very excited
Why not get griptape, bearings and hardware from skateshred too? They are as cheap there as anywhere else and you get free shipping if you spend over $75 or something, at least in the US. Not sure about international shipping. Also I think they have paris V3 trucks for around $50 but I think they only have the 180 50 degrees. I have never ordered from them but I have considered it. Thinking of putting together a budget board for a friend and they seem like a good resource
Didn't check out their griptape or the other accessories. I'll dot hat next time. I went with Stay Stoked caused it's high quality, sharp and durable. Really important for me. Good points They are a good resource for a budget board. I just might buy a deck to see how good
This is the type of video that will actually help the community expand!
Bro literally last week I bought that exact deck for my new setup. I can attest that it's really solid.
Got any clips of you riding em?
@@downhill254skate I can get some for you if you'd like.
I would love to know if it is worth ordering from skate shred. I’ve had my eye on one of their boards but don’t want to order it if the quality isn’t there.
@@squidsh0rts I one hundred percent recommend. If you spend 75+ on your order you get free shipping!
“Will see, will see, will see” got me cracked up! I really enjoy Your vibe. :)
haha, bless
The one he said is ok but out of budget is the Rayne future killer and the exact board I picked out. Bought board only for $29. Threw it on some blue Gen 6’s with orangutan beefcakes in 83a’s in purple with matching purple hardware. It’s a killer setup 🤟🏾
Really needed this video I'm not exactly rolling in cash 🤣
Got the painted 36×10 racer on skateshred a couple weeks ago. They are definitely stepping there game up.
very very insightful. Thanks for the help.
Can you do some but for LDP setup. Thanks and Good video
I could try! Not my field of expertise but hoping to learn more in the coming months!
Awesome videos and surprising information. I’ve watching your videos for a considerable time now, and it really shows the continuous effort and the quality you put in all of them.
Quick questions: Which decks would you recommend for someone who wants to enter the world of DownHill/Freeride? Been thinking of boards like the Small Blind or El Peligro (Landyachtz), since I have this ‘Unlimited Budget’, or do you think I should go with something cheaper to start with and what would that be so?? Also, I would like you to give me your honest opinion on the Small Blind since it aroused my interest and I kinda have a small stance, and with what trucks and wheels would you combine it. Thanks again, hope to see more videos!
Hey bro, glad you enjoy the content!
I'd say those setups are quite overkill in my opinion. You don't need such boards to start out. I'd suggest you get something cheaper and experiment by switching between multiple styles of boards, truck types etc.
Like trying a topmount, then going to a drop mount, and just seeing what you like.
Somehting like the Prism reaver could be a good shout. The Rolling tree Acedia is also a great choice. Theres a lot to pick from!
The Small Blind is a dope board! Actually have a review up, you can check it out. But if you go for it, get Smokies for it. I'd combine it with something like the Supremes to learn to slide and do a bit of DH.
but from LY, the blaze pt would be a better fit for you I think. And you can pair it with smokies or the cast trucks they have
Awesome! Do you think the Small Blind and Blaze PT work for long distances? Also, I would appreciate if you recommend some Landyachtz Decks that work for long distances but keep that Downhill/Freeride or Race vibe.
@@downhill254skate
I just picked up a complete switchblade 38 for $100 off of fb marketplace. It was barely used with the grip tape being dirty and the wheels pretty much untouched.
good deal!!
Mob grip tape is the most grippy grip tape for only 5 to 7 dollars for the ultra grip tape
Why'd you go for their double kicktail instead of one of the dedicated downhill boards? Or did they not have those when you made this? It's a very similar design tbf, just curious if this deck has any advantage over their downhill deck with the sunk/inset truck grooves for instance
@@aether388 most likely I liked it. Iirc the kicktail in the front wasn't massive?
But if I had the choice I wouldn't pick a double kicktail just single kick. If it was just downhill purely, no freeride, I wouldn't get a kicktail at all
Great, ride.
man now this is interesting!
Thanks men its a good set up, perhaps for someone living in the US, anywhere else it cost us 50 to 100 USD for shippment end up with a cheap set up that cost me over 350USD definetly better of buying a full landyatch that they ship for 50USD not to bad decent board, plus thanks for the code
very true, but it is just an example to show you what you could posisbly do in your country
@@downhill254skate Yep anyway very good video, wish you an awsome ride
I have 1 deck from skateshred, a tesseract clone. It's definitely not top tier but still better than I expected. Not very durable, but that's from freestyle trick abuse. For just freeride stuff it's been more than capable and would buy again. Fwiw too, the zaza sliding wheels (coyote or wolf) on skateshred are also decent for under 30$, kinda like blorgans from what I've heard.
Oh and stay sick my guy
I think I need to get a skateshred deck to mess around on, they sound very promising!
Those zaza wheels look good too. I may fianlyl be getting blogarns to mess around on soon, very excited
Why not get griptape, bearings and hardware from skateshred too? They are as cheap there as anywhere else and you get free shipping if you spend over $75 or something, at least in the US. Not sure about international shipping.
Also I think they have paris V3 trucks for around $50 but I think they only have the 180 50 degrees. I have never ordered from them but I have considered it. Thinking of putting together a budget board for a friend and they seem like a good resource
Didn't check out their griptape or the other accessories. I'll dot hat next time. I went with Stay Stoked caused it's high quality, sharp and durable. Really important for me.
Good points
They are a good resource for a budget board. I just might buy a deck to see how good
@@downhill254skate i would love a review on their decks been considering if its worth buying one myself
There does not exist a board for less than 250$ in Canada for downhill
With that price basically double it because shipping.
Good luck finding a complete for less than 300 in Canada
damn, not even 2nd hand? and is that CAD or USD?
@@downhill254skate in CAD not many people sell second hand that I've noticed.