Yocaher Pro Skateboards Blank, Checker, Camo Professional Complete Skateboard 7.75" w/ 7Ply Maple Deck, Aluminum Alloy Truck, ABEC-9 Bearing, 54mm Skateboard Wheels, Concave Cruiser Trick Skateboard

My son loves it very good for beginners.

very nice board, will buy again

This is a sweet board for the price! I have been riding a yocaher longboard for a few years and decided to get back to skating, so i went back to this brand. The deck is light and strong. The trucks are nice. The jurry is still out on the wheels, they are kinda rubbery. But I havent put much time on them yet. The grip tape was put on in a hurry, wrinkled at one of the tails and a bubble in the bend. Poked a hole with a razorblade and its fine now. You have to losen the trucks and wheels before riding. Clearly they were assembled with a factory torque wrench. Pretty bomb setup for $45! Yocaher seems like the beat kept secret in the skateboard/longboard world!Update after a trip to the park: BEWARE OF WHEEL BITE! Fully adjust your trucks to your weight before hand :)

Great board

Impressive for the money. My eldest so raves about it, very beginner friendly board with high quality parts.

I am not a professional skateboarder by any means, but I do skateboard quite a bit, and I was looking for a cheaper board within my budget, and this definitely fell into it. It's hard to find a skateboard underneath $70, so when I came across this, I was excited. However, I was a little disappointed in the quality. (Not that I should have been hoping for something really great.)When I got this board, the first thing I did immediately was loosen the trucks and the wheels. The minute I took it out of the box and tried to ride it, the board wouldn't turn at all. After loosening, it felt okay, but what I don't like a lot are the wheels. They ARE plastic - the kind of plastic that won't withstand tricking.For those of you who are actually looking for a pretty good board that you would see in a Zumiez or any pro skate shop, this isn't it. This is an example of a board you would find in a Walmart or Target.This is my overall opinion on the board and its parts:Deck: I ordered the red; it is not the darker red you see in the picture. It is definitely brighter - almost the shade of blood, but as far as the wood-type look, it is there and actually looks fairly nice. The deck also seems sturdy.Griptape: Standard. Nothing special. Does its job.Trucks: Pretty good. I don't believe they are plastic as some of the other reviews say; they are sturdier than that.Bearings: Pretty bad. It rolls, but not as smoothly as some other boards I've had.Wheels: Bad. Literal plastic. I bought a set of better wheels, bearings, and spacers for just $13 here on Amazon (which is a great deal, in case you aren't really that into skateboarding - a typical set of just wheels is $20+). I'm planning on switching the wheels out, and once I do, I'll probably update this review.So, all in all, this board is good for its deck and trucks. Don't get it if you plan on seriously learning how to skateboard. Get it if you only plan on doing it in your spare time and occasionally tricking like me.

Good product at a good price. This is as good as any other brands blank deck. Bearings might end up being cheap, but that’s something it takes time and use to tell.

My daughter just celebrated her 13th birthday and she asked for a skateboard. This is perfect for a first time skateboard! Only drawback is its very touchy with the leaning as opposed to an expensive board.