Loaded Omakase 33.5" Complete Longboard

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

Freeride - Featuring concaves that create pockets for your feet and shorter wheelbases, freeride boards are meant to make power slides as natural as your choice to skate.

Freestyle - Freestyle is all about expression so you'll see a wide variety of flex, shape and length in this category. If you have longboard dancing and flat-ground trick goals, you're on the right page.

Top Mount - The classic skate mount. Trucks are mounted from the top to sit flush with the bottom of the board for that proven ride and feel.

Paris 180mm Trucks - The Paris 180mm is the all-around and perfect any terrain truck. These are able to handle anything and everything you could possibly throw at them. The 180mm hanger is the perfect go-to size for most decks and compliments all riding styles. Like all Paris Trucks, the baseplate angle is 50 degrees, which provides the perfect balance between stability and maneuverability.

Kicktail - Kicktails on longboards can be used to ollie, manual, and do flip tricks just like on a regular skateboard.

Orangatang Stimulus 70mm Wheels - The Stimulus wheels are designed for freeriding and are grippy when needed with consistent slide characteristics - a great all-around wheel. Featuring an offset design and a relatively wide contact patch for grip. Rounded inner and outer lips with stiff flex for clean slide initiation and smooth, chatter-free slides. 70mm is the best size for quick acceleration and enhanced control.

Colors/Durometers as follows:

Orange: 80a (Buttery and Cushy)

Purple: 83a (Slideable and Grippy)

Yellow: 86a (Nice and Slideable)

Note: Wheels equipped shown in color name (Ex:"silver trucks / orange hi-grade wheels")

Rocker - Rocker decks are great for both downhill and freeride. You'll feel snug and secure on a rocker profile and is especially useful for freeride beginners.

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.