The smallest penny is so useful for getting to class fast when your late but terrible when you eat shit while carrying a coffee or have a laptop in your bag
dude i had a knock off penny board and it worked so well it was similar to the smallest size because i needed to get around town, but i ate concrete so many times lol
I feel like people should upgrade to the nickel or any cruiser that is bigger then the penny since after size 9 shoes its not gonna be as comfy to ride on im size 9 entering 9.5 and I wore a 9.5 shoe before (from my older brother) and it was not good I had to think where I land my feet so I dont become unbalanced but if your size 9 below ye go as hard as you want on it
Hey I was just wondering cause i’m thinking about getting the 22” but i’m a size 9 womens. If you don’t mind me asking what size are your feet so i can know if it’ll be too small.
@@morgan3506 I am between size 10.5 and 11 mens. The board is pretty small, but that is the fun. Your heels and toes will kind of hang over the sides of the board, but that allows you to kind of grab the board with your feet. The small board also lets you feel like you are going fast when you really are not going that fast.
ive got the penny 32" and i love it. i wanted to fit in with the traditional skateboard style so i didnt stand out too much with the nickel or penny, so i put griptape on it - but deep down theres the cruiser part of the board that i love.
@@bakerhalt im not too sure what mm the wheels are but there smaller and just as soft as regular cruiser wheels, and yea i learnt how to ollie kickflip shuvit ect
@@lonelyberg1808 extremely, mine got hit by a car and it just got grazed. Still going strong, had for over a year now and the wheels are still as smooth as when I first got them
Thank you this is very useful. I am getting the 27 inch one. I own a 22 inch but It's not with me at the moment so i thought of getting a different size and the 27 looks perfect for me.
great video I like how you explained it thoroughly u see I was having a really hard decision between a penny and a nick and this video helped a lot tysm :)
I've been finding longboarding to be more difficult than a cruiser with me being a beginner still. It was mainly because the flex in the longboard made me feel not as confident because it's more unstable. The cruiser I was able to get in no time. I'm 6'4" with a size 14 shoe so I think the width in the cruiser help that part of my stability and balance.
I'm 5.9 145 lbs guy riding a 22 inch penny. Tbh its a bit hard to control my balance and a bit scarier to go downhill sometimes but portability of it is much better than the others imo.
Solid video. Much Penny appreciation. Such a silly board, pretty much perfect for any beginners, and pro's who still like cheesey fun. I 110% agree with you about Nickel vs. Penny. I've not tested their three newest boards you've shown here, but they dont appeal to me particularly, except the 36" cruiser. I'd throw some 70mm shark wheels on them though!
ill be honest ive used a pennyboard 22" from when i was 7 to now 14 after 4 years id be skating at extremely fast speeeds on pavements against cracks bumps pebbles . i mainly got the hang of it after a year and a half
i love my 27” but i might drop some to get the 36” just for the sake of being able to ride faster and not worry too much about the tiny cracks and pebbles and if they’re significant enough to send me off my 27”
nice review. thanks! I'm getting the 32 inch glow in the dark, going to make it a rain board. plastic wheels and aluminum trucks, already off toa good start
I just bought my very first longboard. It is 26" a Reaper. It seems long enough for my big feet and light enough so I can carry it to any store I might visit while being outside 😁
i gotta say, i like your content. I am Cruising around 1 year by now and tried almost all types of skateboards (skateboard, longboard, penny and cruiser ). It cost a lot of money for a teenager, but with this chanel people can actually know what to buy. A lot of love for your great content. Wish you help more people and blow up this chanel. ^-^ And can you make a video of and grip vs traditional grip ?
I own the 36 and that thing is a dream if you live in a parking lot with a lot of curbs and you're practicing tricks you don't have to worry about it hitting the curb and ripping up the wood
I love love love love my wooden boards......but I'm eyeing the Penny Nickel to mod into a Mini/micro Surfskate setup. Its semantics, but personally I consider 25" -28" decks mini's and 24" and under Micro's. I've been having a blast building 22"-24" setups with a Meraki and am Intruigued to try a plastic board and see how it feels. I'm thinking 3" Penny truck hangers on a Nickel board with a Meraki ( or even the Waterborne) would be a riot to ride.
Really enjoyed the video! I used to have a 27 inch when I was 14, and loved it. But I've been working out for football since then and am 18 and am sitting at around 240. Should I go up the the longboard? this is for going around campus.
Thanks for watching man! Their suggested weight limit is 250, so you should be good. Out of all the boards, yes I'd go with the 36" longboard. I've personally never tested it at 250lbs with anyone, so I can't say 100%. If I were you, I'd email Penny Skateboards just to confirm you'll be okay
A bit of silly reason but the 22 inch is the most recommended in my opinion. Solely cause if you just wanna start out, then most likely you'll find only the 22 inch board. Our second hand had 22 inch, regular skateboard and a longboard. At a sixth of the cost of a brand new one.
Thanks for the helpful advice. Been looking at pennyboards for current mode of transportation here in the PH. And been choosing between the Penny & Nickel. Very informative, thanks for the awesome video! 😊 I'll continue to watch your channel 'cause it's really informative and helpful for aspiring beginners & skaters like me. 😁
So my friend has this penny board, he just started to learn how to skate. I was like yo, can I try this out and he was like sure. Man, I loved that board easy for a 13-year-old to ride it's smooth and the turning was perfect.
Hey man, great videos!! love them. really informative. I dont have any sort of board. I'm looking for a cruiser boardjust for crusing around. Not into doing any sort of tricks. So could you recommend companies or boards under 100 USD. Would really appreciate your great help. Love your videos!! Love from India :)
Sorry I meant to comment on this profile about the 22" OG penny boardbuild that will change your mind and maybe even make you fallin love with the type. The build is actually a very much more evolved version of the 22", but it still stays true to the actual size, but I like mine with the kick and concaved surface.. I just add grip tape to make it actually usable because that plastic is so slippery, especially when wet, its such a suprise that people even took off with the trend. I do feel like toy's r us and the "little kids first board that doesnt actually ride but is SOOOOO CUTE", probably factored in to a lot of the sales, but when wally world took them on , that man became a millionaire overnight, lol. Anyways so here is the build vod is made for it: ruclips.net/video/IBpQ5scFK30/видео.html
I had a 22" Penny when I was a kid, but I stopped after hurting myself at extremely high speeds. I had a lot of experience cruising with it but i touched sand on the road and I fell really bad. So I was terrified using them for a while. After some time I wanted to get back to it but it was extremely dirty so I couldn't do anything. Now after years I want to buy a new one but Idk if I should buy the 22" or the 27"
Oh dang... Ya sand can make it very sketchy. I usually recommend the 27" since it has a little more deck space, but if portability is important to you, the 22"
Gotcha, if you want to do ollies here and there, but mostly cruise, get the 32”. It’s shaped like a traditional skateboard and will be easier to learn tricks on than a 27”
i got the relay back in august which is the same shape but with a different graphic and i absolutely love it, its currently my cruiser of choice to get to place A to B and do some tricks along the way like ollie up curbs and some casual kickflips but nothing super advanced. its an amazing board and i hope you love it as much as i do
If you want a point A to point B cruiser that can fit in a backpack, then get the traditional penny. Otherwise, name brand plywood boards are a better value than the other Penny brand products.
Im 6’2 a wear a size 12 shoe. 22inch is better then the 27inch in my opinion and this is why. I’ve had both boards since they came out and the 22inch is easier to take places and it’s super fun to ride, 27inch has better stability and you can do tricks but other then that the 22inch is better at everything. I actually got rid of my 27inch and gave it to a friend that rides a 22inch and he hated the 27inch, not as fun in my opinion. For people like me that work everyday this thing is amazing, I can take my 22inch an skate everywhere
if u have big ass feet you shouldn't get the 22 inch it'll be hard to get used to it but if you will use it as in like ur in a hurry and like to get somewhere sure yeah but if you want to cruise around and explore ur city or town get the 27 inch its good for beginners ! but if you wanna learn how to balance fast and go cruising you can get the 36 inch it will be easier to balance on because it has a longer deck.
I wear size 8 sometimes 7.5 and I am just looking for a larger one because I want it to last longer. Smaller penny board worked when I was younger cause I was like size 5 but now years later it’s just not cutting it out for me anymore.
I did byed 22inch, fell 2 times in short period, feel that bord too small to me 40-41size of feet. So I give it to woman that have 2 boys 8,11 and they enjoy it, I gave them too secure stuff. So i purchase yesterday NKX 27inch cruiser(hope this one is better for size of my feet and comfortable to use), price is very close to penny cruisers, but there was big discount on one of colors, happily I liked that combinations of colors gray board with red transparent wheels (it costs me 39,95€+15€, but normally price was over 100 euro). But I did buy it as bord for traveling, because I have also Apollo longboard Weird 100cm long. Because 22inch, is not so stable for beginner. So as first board longboard is moost secure to buy, as grand board. If someone use NKX plastic cruisers or Apollo longboards, give me your toughts about your experience of it. Thanks for feedback
Hey! Really great video. I loved all the details and descriptions you gave for each board. I’m a college student. I have the 22” Penny board but like you said, it feels too small sometimes and I don’t feel super comfortable riding over cracks like on the sidewalk and stuff. It also seems like I have to keep on pushing a lot just to get some momentum. So it feels like I’m pushing more than actually riding if that makes sense. I am looking for something that I can use around campus but something that’s relatively easy to carry around like while walking or bringing it with me on the bus. What would you recommend? The 27”, 32”, or 36”? I’m also not super interested in tricks. I mean, I wouldn’t mind learning like one or two but that’s not my main concern. What would you recommend? I’d mostly be using it for transportation. Thank you so much!
I’m thinking of getting 22” or 27” but I can’t decide because I’m not that tall and my shoe size is a 37 in Europe sizes. I like the feel of the penny board 22” that I tried at a shop but I think it might get too small so I need help deciding
I really appreciate this video! It's super clear and concise for someone who has never skateboarded before. Do you have any recommendations for a beginner board? I'm hoping to use it to get around campus and for cruising around with my dog. I have pretty small feet so I was leaning towards a 27', but now I'm not so sure because I'm guessing it could be a pretty bumpy ride with a dog pulling me!
Yes I think so. The 29” will feel more snappy since the smaller wheelbase. If you want a larger setup, then I’d recommend putting carver CX trucks on a longer board. Just depends what riding feel you’re looking for
looks like Nickel is the go-to model for cruising around the city. I previously owned Powerslide's Choke which is a Penny replica, but the tail snapped unfortunately.
@@owenstone2755 If you're set on Penny, then I would avoid the 22". I'd either go with the 27" or 36". The 36" is going to be easier to balance on since it's longer. If you need something more portable, then go with the 27"
Size 12 and I love my Nickel. The Penny is too tiny for me to feel comfortable, but its super easy to take wherever you want. The Nickel is still easy to carry around by hand or in your car, but in most backpacks I found it takey up too much space. The Others are too big for my taste, defeating the purpose for me
Hey! Love this it helped a lot and all! But I’m still unsure witch one to get I’m looking for a good board to just ride around on and stuff but I’m a beginner
I'd either go with the 27" Nickel board or the 36" Longboard. If you want something more portable, then the 27" is a better option, otherwise the 36" will be more stable. If you have any other questions, lmk - happy to help!
debating between the 32” and the 39” recently been wanting to get back into skating, but am mostly looking to just cruise around. would you say primarily the difference between the two since they’re both the most cruiser like is just the size difference?
That's awesome you're getting back into skating! Yes, the main difference is the size, but also the 32" has much thinner wheels. So if you want something that's gonna be the easiest and you don't care about size, then go with the 36". Another option would be to check out a Landyachtz Dinghy - they're well made wooden boards that are great for cruising
Great video! It was very informative but I still doubt that If I’m a beginner and I just want to cruise around here and there but do no tricks should I get the 27’ or....?
Here is my main question: what does the 32" penny board have to offer that would make it more desirable than a regular 32" maple or bamboo deck longboard?
I usually tell people to just go for the 32" maple or bamboo instead since you can actually pop it better if you're gonna do tricks. Plus I prefer the overall feel better
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The smallest penny is so useful for getting to class fast when your late but terrible when you eat shit while carrying a coffee or have a laptop in your bag
Nooooooooo. It's so hard for me... Idk why though.
That’s why I got the nickel
dude i had a knock off penny board and it worked so well
it was similar to the smallest size because i needed to get around town, but i ate concrete so many times lol
Truth
I feel like people should upgrade to the nickel or any cruiser that is bigger then the penny since after size 9 shoes its not gonna be as comfy to ride on im size 9 entering 9.5 and I wore a 9.5 shoe before (from my older brother) and it was not good I had to think where I land my feet so I dont become unbalanced but if your size 9 below ye go as hard as you want on it
I bought my Penny 22" while on vacation in Maui about 8 years ago. I love the feel of the small flexible board. I cruise is and even charge hills.
Hey I was just wondering cause i’m thinking about getting the 22” but i’m a size 9 womens. If you don’t mind me asking what size are your feet so i can know if it’ll be too small.
@@morgan3506 I am between size 10.5 and 11 mens. The board is pretty small, but that is the fun. Your heels and toes will kind of hang over the sides of the board, but that allows you to kind of grab the board with your feet. The small board also lets you feel like you are going fast when you really are not going that fast.
@@sam_s_ Thank you 😊
@@morgan3506 im size 11 and using 27 :D
Ikr!
ive got the penny 32" and i love it. i wanted to fit in with the traditional skateboard style so i didnt stand out too much with the nickel or penny, so i put griptape on it - but deep down theres the cruiser part of the board that i love.
Nice man! It’s definitely a solid cruiser 🤙🏼
do you know what mm the wheels are and did you learn any tricks with it?
@@bakerhalt im not too sure what mm the wheels are but there smaller and just as soft as regular cruiser wheels, and yea i learnt how to ollie kickflip shuvit ect
@@gatiskandisfan285 is the board durable ?
@@lonelyberg1808 extremely, mine got hit by a car and it just got grazed. Still going strong, had for over a year now and the wheels are still as smooth as when I first got them
thanks for this video! it was super helpful and you pretty much answered all my questions as someone who's just looking into penny boards!
No problem, I’m glad it helped! Thanks for watching
Holy shit this is an amazing video for such a small channel! Instant sub.
Damn, that means a lot. Thank you! 🤙🏼
Im using the 36" one for like 4 years now hitting every curb and stuff but it holds up perfectly !
I'm 6,2 and ride small one, grown up with it so really used to it and gets me round super fast
What is the board you have
@@lonelyberg1808 just the original small penny board
@@kDotxGUCCi oh ok
Currently having the 22" and loving it. My very first one! Aim to get a long board next.
Most informative vid on these boards! Thanks mate
Stoked to hear that, thanks for watching!
Thank you this is very useful. I am getting the 27 inch one. I own a 22 inch but It's not with me at the moment so i thought of getting a different size and the 27 looks perfect for me.
THANK YOU!!!! You do not know how long I was looking for a video describing the different sizes and their purposes YOU ARE AMAZING!
Awesome to hear that! Stoked I could help 🤙🏼
I have size 11 feet and live my 22in penny board, I also put 70mm wheels on it to make the ride smoother
Love your reviews bro 🤙
Thanks man! Really appreciate it 🙌🏼
great video I like how you explained it thoroughly u see I was having a really hard decision between a penny and a nick and this video helped a lot tysm :)
Glad I could help! Stoked to hear that.
what did you decide on?
@@hp_mittenz8819
i decided on a nickel :)
@@san-bp4yt good choice! I love my nickel :)
22" inch wooden penny deck for me, and honestly I love it and I don't plan on getting rid of it anytime soon.
I've been finding longboarding to be more difficult than a cruiser with me being a beginner still. It was mainly because the flex in the longboard made me feel not as confident because it's more unstable. The cruiser I was able to get in no time. I'm 6'4" with a size 14 shoe so I think the width in the cruiser help that part of my stability and balance.
I'm 5.9 145 lbs guy riding a 22 inch penny. Tbh its a bit hard to control my balance and a bit scarier to go downhill sometimes but portability of it is much better than the others imo.
Solid video. Much Penny appreciation. Such a silly board, pretty much perfect for any beginners, and pro's who still like cheesey fun. I 110% agree with you about Nickel vs. Penny. I've not tested their three newest boards you've shown here, but they dont appeal to me particularly, except the 36" cruiser. I'd throw some 70mm shark wheels on them though!
I actually just picked up a Christian Hosoi 27 inch penny board today I really like the size of it
ill be honest ive used a pennyboard 22" from when i was 7 to now 14 after 4 years id be skating at extremely fast speeeds on pavements against cracks bumps pebbles . i mainly got the hang of it after a year and a half
Crazy underrated answered all my questions
wow why is this video only 155 likes it deserves way more is hellped me so much.Keep up the good work :P
Stoked to hear that, thanks for watching 🤙🏼
i love my 27” but i might drop some to get the 36” just for the sake of being able to ride faster and not worry too much about the tiny cracks and pebbles and if they’re significant enough to send me off my 27”
quality video man. hope to see your channel grow
Thanks bro! Appreciate it 🤙🏼
As a 5ft girl would it make sense to get a 22 in my shoe size is six
You’ll prob be fine as long as you’re good at balancing. If you’re a beginner, I’d recommend going with the 27”
Not good for beginners regardless of size
I think it all boils down to your preference and comfortability. I'm 34 y/o and I use the 22in Penny..✌
The nickel is great. Not too big not to small, super light and easy to carry, overall a smooth good ride.
I love my 36 have had it for 4 years. I can skate over anything even dirt roads. It also handles amazingly on big hills.
Awesome Video! I was deciding to get either the 27 inch or the longboard, I want them both. But I think the longboard is a way better choice.
What did you go for in the end?
@@StefanoMascolo Ended up getting the 27 inch board. It’s a great board and way easier to carry. But planning on getting the longboard in the future
@@jaasm8933 cheers! Thanks for replying
nice review. thanks! I'm getting the 32 inch glow in the dark, going to make it a rain board. plastic wheels and aluminum trucks, already off toa good start
follow up.. this board sucks. flexes when you manual or ollie. its OK but i think id like it to be more rigid even if it meant heavier
I know your vid is somewhat old but it helped me tons and i have now ordered a 27" classic. Thank you :)
Thank you soo much, I was totally lost in all the sizes
Thank youuu😊👍🏽
I just bought my very first longboard. It is 26" a Reaper. It seems long enough for my big feet and light enough so I can carry it to any store I might visit while being outside 😁
i gotta say, i like your content. I am Cruising around 1 year by now and tried almost all types of skateboards (skateboard, longboard, penny and cruiser ). It cost a lot of money for a teenager, but with this chanel people can actually know what to buy. A lot of love for your great content. Wish you help more people and blow up this chanel. ^-^
And can you make a video of and grip vs traditional grip ?
Deffo gonna save up for the 32 inch board. Thx man
Sick! No worries, happy to help 🤙🏼
Do you have the 32 now ?
I own the 36 and that thing is a dream if you live in a parking lot with a lot of curbs and you're practicing tricks you don't have to worry about it hitting the curb and ripping up the wood
your videos are the best mate. Thanks
I love love love love my wooden boards......but I'm eyeing the Penny Nickel to mod into a Mini/micro Surfskate setup. Its semantics, but personally I consider 25" -28" decks mini's and 24" and under Micro's.
I've been having a blast building 22"-24" setups with a Meraki and am Intruigued to try a plastic board and see how it feels.
I'm thinking 3" Penny truck hangers on a Nickel board with a Meraki ( or even the Waterborne) would be a riot to ride.
Really enjoyed the video! I used to have a 27 inch when I was 14, and loved it. But I've been working out for football since then and am 18 and am sitting at around 240. Should I go up the the longboard? this is for going around campus.
Thanks for watching man! Their suggested weight limit is 250, so you should be good. Out of all the boards, yes I'd go with the 36" longboard. I've personally never tested it at 250lbs with anyone, so I can't say 100%. If I were you, I'd email Penny Skateboards just to confirm you'll be okay
A bit of silly reason but the 22 inch is the most recommended in my opinion. Solely cause if you just wanna start out, then most likely you'll find only the 22 inch board.
Our second hand had 22 inch, regular skateboard and a longboard.
At a sixth of the cost of a brand new one.
Keep up the good work bro
Thanks for the helpful advice. Been looking at pennyboards for current mode of transportation here in the PH. And been choosing between the Penny & Nickel. Very informative, thanks for the awesome video! 😊 I'll continue to watch your channel 'cause it's really informative and helpful for aspiring beginners & skaters like me. 😁
Stoked to hear that! Thanks for watching 👌🏼
Thanks a bunch man. Not often when people are honest.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
thanks man this video was super helpful really appreciate it :)
*22" walmart 'penny boards' are pretty good on a budget,around 40$ in total,but honestly worth it if ur on a budget.*
Thank you man, this video really helped me, greetings from Veracruz, Mexico.
Paisa
I just bought the 36" longboard for 20 bucks full setup except not matching trucks still pretty happy
Dude that mega size one hecka sik !
So my friend has this penny board, he just started to learn how to skate. I was like yo, can I try this out and he was like sure. Man, I loved that board easy for a 13-year-old to ride it's smooth and the turning was perfect.
Hey man, great videos!! love them. really informative. I dont have any sort of board. I'm looking for a cruiser boardjust for crusing around. Not into doing any sort of tricks. So could you recommend companies or boards under 100 USD. Would really appreciate your great help. Love your videos!! Love from India :)
I love the 22in pennyboard but I gaved to my friend and now i wanns get another 22in pennyboard
Sorry I meant to comment on this profile about the 22" OG penny boardbuild that will change your mind and maybe even make you fallin love with the type. The build is actually a very much more evolved version of the 22", but it still stays true to the actual size, but I like mine with the kick and concaved surface.. I just add grip tape to make it actually usable because that plastic is so slippery, especially when wet, its such a suprise that people even took off with the trend. I do feel like toy's r us and the "little kids first board that doesnt actually ride but is SOOOOO CUTE", probably factored in to a lot of the sales, but when wally world took them on , that man became a millionaire overnight, lol. Anyways so here is the build vod is made for it: ruclips.net/video/IBpQ5scFK30/видео.html
I’m a size 14 and ride a 22” penny board from magneto in their cruiser shape with trucks and wheels from my other retrospec deck
The price went up a lot really fast. I got a 32” for $89 in May 2020 and now the same board is $129.
tf was it on sale or somethin? geez u scored
sydney The board was on clearance (even though they’re selling it again now). And since then the prices of all of their boards increased by $10.
do you like the 32” ?
I had a 22" Penny when I was a kid, but I stopped after hurting myself at extremely high speeds. I had a lot of experience cruising with it but i touched sand on the road and I fell really bad. So I was terrified using them for a while. After some time I wanted to get back to it but it was extremely dirty so I couldn't do anything. Now after years I want to buy a new one but Idk if I should buy the 22" or the 27"
Oh dang... Ya sand can make it very sketchy. I usually recommend the 27" since it has a little more deck space, but if portability is important to you, the 22"
keep it up :)
Thanks! More vids to come 🤙🏼
Thanks!
The link to the detailed 32" review doesnt work. Were can i find It? Thank you. I really like your channel; subcribed a long time ago 😉
Hey thanks for the vid! I really like it! 😊 Can I still doing tricks on the 27 or is it a bad idea?
Happy to help! The 27” is not a good board to do tricks on. What type of tricks do you mean?
@@concrete-wavesOk thanks😊 I am a beginner and i wanted to learn just basic tricks for example jumps but i mostly want to cruise
Gotcha, if you want to do ollies here and there, but mostly cruise, get the 32”. It’s shaped like a traditional skateboard and will be easier to learn tricks on than a 27”
@@concrete-waves ok thank you so much😊 This helped me
Stoked I could help!
I'm getting the landyachtz dinghy hoodoo tiger
i got the relay back in august which is the same shape but with a different graphic and i absolutely love it, its currently my cruiser of choice to get to place A to B and do some tricks along the way like ollie up curbs and some casual kickflips but nothing super advanced. its an amazing board and i hope you love it as much as i do
@@snyder3710 It should be arriving on this Tuesday or Wednesday
Thank you. Very helpful video.
If you want a point A to point B cruiser that can fit in a backpack, then get the traditional penny. Otherwise, name brand plywood boards are a better value than the other Penny brand products.
Thanks for the Video! Super helpful
Stoked to help! Thanks for watching
Im 6’2 a wear a size 12 shoe. 22inch is better then the 27inch in my opinion and this is why. I’ve had both boards since they came out and the 22inch is easier to take places and it’s super fun to ride, 27inch has better stability and you can do tricks but other then that the 22inch is better at everything. I actually got rid of my 27inch and gave it to a friend that rides a 22inch and he hated the 27inch, not as fun in my opinion. For people like me that work everyday this thing is amazing, I can take my 22inch an skate everywhere
what do you reccommend for beginners i was thinking a 27 inch?
if u have big ass feet you shouldn't get the 22 inch it'll be hard to get used to it but if you will use it as in like ur in a hurry and like to get somewhere sure yeah but if you want to cruise around and explore ur city or town get the 27 inch its good for beginners ! but if you wanna learn how to balance fast and go cruising you can get the 36 inch it will be easier to balance on because it has a longer deck.
I wear size 8 sometimes 7.5 and I am just looking for a larger one because I want it to last longer. Smaller penny board worked when I was younger cause I was like size 5 but now years later it’s just not cutting it out for me anymore.
27 inches is perfect I have better balance on it than I normally have on a 22 inch board
Im getting the longboard can't wait to cruise
Nice bro! 🤙🏼 Enjoy
I did byed 22inch, fell 2 times in short period, feel that bord too small to me 40-41size of feet. So I give it to woman that have 2 boys 8,11 and they enjoy it, I gave them too secure stuff. So i purchase yesterday NKX 27inch cruiser(hope this one is better for size of my feet and comfortable to use), price is very close to penny cruisers, but there was big discount on one of colors, happily I liked that combinations of colors gray board with red transparent wheels (it costs me 39,95€+15€, but normally price was over 100 euro). But I did buy it as bord for traveling, because I have also Apollo longboard Weird 100cm long.
Because 22inch, is not so stable for beginner.
So as first board longboard is moost secure to buy, as grand board.
If someone use NKX plastic cruisers or Apollo longboards, give me your toughts about your experience of it. Thanks for feedback
How do you only have 455 subs?(u just got a new one)v
Thanks for the support! I really appreciate that 🙌🏼
@@concrete-waves 34k now... and I’m one
Mah man only have less than a thousand subscribers but his veiws goes up to 10k
Hey! Really great video. I loved all the details and descriptions you gave for each board. I’m a college student. I have the 22” Penny board but like you said, it feels too small sometimes and I don’t feel super comfortable riding over cracks like on the sidewalk and stuff. It also seems like I have to keep on pushing a lot just to get some momentum. So it feels like I’m pushing more than actually riding if that makes sense. I am looking for something that I can use around campus but something that’s relatively easy to carry around like while walking or bringing it with me on the bus. What would you recommend? The 27”, 32”, or 36”? I’m also not super interested in tricks. I mean, I wouldn’t mind learning like one or two but that’s not my main concern. What would you recommend? I’d mostly be using it for transportation. Thank you so much!
I would get the 27” to have some aspect of portability
I’m thinking of getting 22” or 27” but I can’t decide because I’m not that tall and my shoe size is a 37 in Europe sizes. I like the feel of the penny board 22” that I tried at a shop but I think it might get too small so I need help deciding
I really appreciate this video! It's super clear and concise for someone who has never skateboarded before. Do you have any recommendations for a beginner board? I'm hoping to use it to get around campus and for cruising around with my dog. I have pretty small feet so I was leaning towards a 27', but now I'm not so sure because I'm guessing it could be a pretty bumpy ride with a dog pulling me!
thanks man you realy helped me decied
hey is the 29inch the easiest to turn on ?
I’m a girl and I have the nickel board and leme tell you it works GREAT I’m a size 10 btw
thank you so much for this video oml
Of course! And thanks for watching 😎🤙🏼
So would you say the 29” is better to practice surfing vs the 36” with a front adaptor
Yes I think so. The 29” will feel more snappy since the smaller wheelbase. If you want a larger setup, then I’d recommend putting carver CX trucks on a longer board. Just depends what riding feel you’re looking for
looks like Nickel is the go-to model for cruising around the city. I previously owned Powerslide's Choke which is a Penny replica, but the tail snapped unfortunately.
Yup, the Nickel is a common cruiser! That sucks the tail snapped on your Powerslide. The material probably isn't as strong as Pennys
It it possible to put a waterborne surf adapter on a 22 penny board?
THANKS BRO I'M GETTING THE NICKEL
Good video
What’s better for cruisin and transportation around campus, the 22” or the surfskate? I only have access to those two :)
I’m a size 12 what board do you recommend?
Depends... what type of riding will you be doing?
Shred Shack cruising
@@owenstone2755 If you're set on Penny, then I would avoid the 22". I'd either go with the 27" or 36". The 36" is going to be easier to balance on since it's longer. If you need something more portable, then go with the 27"
Shred Shack thanks!
@@owenstone2755 Happy to help!
I got a 22 inch penny board bc am 10 and I am short ye is a perfect fit for me
This video helped alot tbh
Size 12 and I love my Nickel.
The Penny is too tiny for me to feel comfortable, but its super easy to take wherever you want.
The Nickel is still easy to carry around by hand or in your car, but in most backpacks I found it takey up too much space.
The Others are too big for my taste, defeating the purpose for me
just wear it in the straps of your backpack instead!
I like the penny surf board.
I was wanting a board for going to school about 2-3 km away on some sketch paths just wondering what should I buy
Probably the 27" nickel
Hey! Love this it helped a lot and all! But I’m still unsure witch one to get I’m looking for a good board to just ride around on and stuff but I’m a beginner
I'd either go with the 27" Nickel board or the 36" Longboard. If you want something more portable, then the 27" is a better option, otherwise the 36" will be more stable. If you have any other questions, lmk - happy to help!
Get the nickel you won't regret it
I ride to town from my friends house in the country about 5 miles or so up medium hills with my 22" tony hawk penny
hows the riding experience, and what’s your shoe size?
Great vids! And I like your Short Hair better! (Landyachtz review). =)
U deserve all the views :)
debating between the 32” and the 39” recently been wanting to get back into skating, but am mostly looking to just cruise around. would you say primarily the difference between the two since they’re both the most cruiser like is just the size difference?
That's awesome you're getting back into skating! Yes, the main difference is the size, but also the 32" has much thinner wheels. So if you want something that's gonna be the easiest and you don't care about size, then go with the 36". Another option would be to check out a Landyachtz Dinghy - they're well made wooden boards that are great for cruising
What kind of scate or longboard would you suggest for city ridding... like in chicago
Thanx bro helped alots 🤙🏾
No problem! Stoked to hear that
Great video! It was very informative but I still doubt that If I’m a beginner and I just want to cruise around here and there but do no tricks should I get the 27’ or....?
great video!
Here is my main question: what does the 32" penny board have to offer that would make it more desirable than a regular 32" maple or bamboo deck longboard?
I usually tell people to just go for the 32" maple or bamboo instead since you can actually pop it better if you're gonna do tricks. Plus I prefer the overall feel better
nothing tbh. won't get damaged by water and you can ride it with no shoes but thats it