Commuter - Longboards for general cruising, ideal for experienced skaters and beginners alike. Never make the boring mistake of walking again!

Downhill - A longboard designated for downhill is crafted specifically for high speeds. Get your full face helmet and head to the hills.

Drop Through - Drop Through boards lower your center of gravity giving you a more responsive and stable ride.

Standard - Standard decks are the most predictable and some swear they break-in better than other profiles. Great for any skill level.

Symmetrical - If you ever think you want to ride your board backwards (freeride/freestyle) then a symmetrical longboard shape will help you with the learning curve. Other than that, it's all preference.

Cutouts - Cutouts around the wheels provide the extra space required to prevent wheelbite.

Mild Concave - Most longboards have a mild concave to give your feet natural curves to lock into. Choosing the right concave can be tough because it's all personal preference but mild concave is always a good place to start.

W-Concave - Added concave in the shape of a W, meaning the sides are raised as well as a slight hump in the middle of the platform. This gives you a little more support where your toes/heels will anchor for slides making this a common choice for freeride.

Slant 180mm Inverted Trucks - Slant trucks feature high-grade alloy construction and hardware with reversible 50°/54° hangers. All Slant trucks are guaranteed for life.

Dusters 71mm 78a Wheels - A good cruiser wheel but more ideal for longboarding. You'll be able to ride over rough surfaces without any issues.

ABEC 7 Bearings - ABEC 7 bearings are more precise than ABEC 5 bearings and are polished to a higher tolerance. A higher tolerance bearing provides faster wheel rotation and less wear over time.