41 Inch Longboard Skateboard 8 Ply Natural Maple Complete Skateboard Cruiser for Cruising, Carving, Free-Style and Downhill with T-Tool

Great board, has a double kingpin trucks and fairly big wheels that help with traction and quality grip tape I don’t know about the durability of the wood as it really light and thinner compared to most other longboards

Great! She loves it!

I'm used to being left out of things for my weight and size, but thankfully for these sturdy longboards, that's not an issue! POSITIVES AT A GLANCE: -Delivery was super quick. Pinesky does not mess around-- within less of a week from ordering, the board was delivered to my house. -It came with the T tool, as listed! -The board came already assembled. I didn't need to make any further adjustments to ride it. POSITIVES IN TESTING AND RIDING: -I'm 290-300lbs, and this board can take a beating. I've sat and rode on it, wiped out and ate dirt when my foot caught weirdly on the board as I was cruising. It's a solid board and can definitely support the weight it claims to hold. -The board has a shallow lip on the edge of the board-- which actually helps with steering quicker around sharp corners and helps relieve foot and leg fatigue. But the downside is that there's a tad bit more of a learning curve since it can make you wobbly on the first couple of test-runs. DOWNSIDES: I've only owned this board for about a week, so I can't make any promises about it's durability or how it will hold up for the long-term. It's a promising buy so far, though! I might come back to edit this review later when I've had it for a little while longer. So... so far? No downsides for now! 10/10 buy. W Pinesky. A LITTLE OVER A YEAR LATER: I haven't had the chance to ride this thing as much as I would like to, but here's what to expect with a little wear n' tear on your board: -The design on the back starts to split and show creases overtime if you keep a lot of weight in the middle of the board. It's not super visible, but it's there. -You start to realize that you FEEL every crack, pebble, and stick in the path of the board. The wheels are harder which make it suitable for plus-sized use-- if they were any softer, it would make it tougher for your board to move-- but the downside is that your ride isn't as smooth. You'll want to practice on a level and recently paved parking lot or road. You'll eat dirt the moment you hit a crack in a sidewalk. -You can do the cool thing and pop your board up into your hand using your foot, but the head and the tail of the board are prone to chipping. It's your choice: Look cool and ruin your board faster, or look very un-cool and save yourself the pain of potential splinters or chips on your board's paint job. For a first-time longboard purchase, I'm still very pleased with this board.

I bought the longboard and had it for so far 6 months reason is because when I started doing skateboarding, it was harder to get around, especially when it came to running over little pebbles and sand. So having a longboard it's very versatile, because you can bored in much more areas and the board is big enough, so if you fall, you won't hurt yourself. The board is pretty sturdy, you do have to learn how to balance, and the more you loosen the trucks to turn, the more harder becomes to balance, but it all takes practice. The board itself with the wheels, performance pretty well over the course of 6 months, but after crashing it many times at high speeds, the wood has finally decided to start scratching and chipping.

GREAT, nay, AMAZING board for a beginner. Easy to balance. Smooth ride. EXTREMELY durable. I'm on the heavier end of the weight limit and I've ridden with about 60 to 80 pounds on my back and the board still handled shock absorption well. I've actually had quite a few "board rage" moments where I bashed the board around and slammed it into various objects. A bad habit, I know. BUT my board actually held up quite well even after. Although I wouldn't recommend bashing your board, several days/incidents worth of massive board stress - riding in heat or cold - there's micro stresses in the paint ON THE BOTTOM and no other physical damage or compromises YET. Although I do feel like perhaps I'll need a new set of gummy wheels when i hit the year mark (of usage, not a year from purchase but a years worth of riding) and maybe I'll want to upgrade my bearings at that time too. BUT that being said, its not for everyone. Here are some of the things that I have issue with that has more to do with personal preference than their company overall: TOO bulky and TOO long. I need a shorter longboard - maybe even a moose board. Because I tend to travel through areas where boarding isn't allowed and I have to carry my setup, having such a big footprint is a huge issue when getting maneuvering through crowds or tight spaces. I often find myself apologizing for accidentally banging the board against a wall and disrupting the silence/peace.

Smooth and flexible! works great for us. Originally bent out of the package but turned out to just be very flexible. Don't give up on it without trying it first! Super easy to steer as well

Awesome board for the price

Extremely fun to use! Smooth ride every time. The turnability is phenomenal and a great product overall.

Delivery is super fast. The item is well wrapped. The longboard looks good, but I am a beginner and I haven't try it yet.

It's the best

I've enjoyed the board for it's look and practicality. It does seem really stupid, design wise, that the wheels have no covers for splashing. Any size of puddle and you get sprayed as well as the top of the deck. General grievances of longboarding exist with this board, such as the smallest pebble or twig can send you flying. Would be nice if it had a built in handle on the side like most electric longboards. Holding it by the dirty wheels/trucks, or pinching the deck with your hand isn't ideal.

Super mon garçon tres content

amazing