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.
Kicktail - Kicktails on longboards can be used to ollie, manual, and do flip tricks just like on a regular skateboard.
Standard - Standard decks are the most predictable and some swear they break-in better than other profiles. Great for any skill level.
Directional - Directional decks may have a dramatically asymmetrical shape or just a slight taper which can be great for anything from mild cruising to intense downhill; but of course it's all just preference.
Cutouts - Cutouts around the wheels provide the extra space required to prevent wheelbite.
Wheel Wells/Flares - For the boards that don't need full wheel cutouts, wheel wells are beveled out of the board to give the extra clearance needed to avoid 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.
8-Ply - 8 plies sandwiched together for solid stiffness and control.
180mm Slant Inverted Trucks - These trucks come with reversible hangers. They come stock at 50°, which provides greater stability at high speeds but if you want to execute tighter turns flip the hanger to 54°.
All Slant trucks are guaranteed for life.
Globe 70mm 78a Wheels - These wheels are designed to let you cruise over bumps for a smooth, carefree ride.
ABEC 7 Bearings - ABEC 7 bearings are highly precise and turn faster for longer. A precise bearing means that it has a higher tolerance to heat caused by friction.
| Size | 36in |
|---|---|
| Width (in): | 9.6 |
| Length (in): | 36.75 |
| Wheelbase (in): | 25.0 |
| Nose Length (in): | 2.5 |
| Tail Length (in): | 4.875 |
