Downhill Maple Longboard Skateboard | 40-inch Drop Trough Deck | Made for Cruising Ride

I'm completely new to longboarding/skateboarding, so I can't say much about the relative quality of this board compared to that of others, but I got exactly what I was expecting. I bought this specific board because the price seemed reasonable, and there are a lot of 4-5 star reviews here on Amazon that state the board is good for beginners. I've only had the board for a few days, but here are my comments: + Shipping was fairly quick. + The packaging for the board was a bit sloppy, but I suppose I can't complain because the board arrived undamaged. + The bottom decal looks high quality in person, as does the design on the grip tape. + The board functions properly; there are no defects that I noticed. + The board flexes quite a bit when I stand on it, more than I initially expected, but this appears to be normal based on the other reviews I've read. + The turning radius is quite a bit wider than I would like, but I suppose I'll get better at turning with practice, and adjusting the bearings is also an option from what I hear. Overall, the product that I received met all of my expectations. I just hope it's durable enough to last for a year at least. I'll update this review if it ends up breaking in the near future.

I am still breaking my board in but it rides good and is very stable. I bought this to commute with on board my ride is about 3.7 miles each way. I enjoy the ride and missed boarding, haven’t skated is about 10 years. Great exercise and cardio as well. As of now 11/30/23 I have covered more than 1000 miles on my board and have nothing but positive things to say about it, this board is fairly sturdy and a highly confidence inspiring ride. Most days I try to ride about 10 miles, as the weather continues to get colder that is getting harder to do consistently. I would definitely recommend this board to anyone who wants to get into long boarding but wants to keep their cost to start low. I will be replacing my bearings in the near future the ones the board came with are solid but after a few rides getting caught out in the rain the bearings aren’t quite as awesome as they once were, although no surprise there bearings don’t like getting stuff inside.

First skateboard I rode in 50 plus years. Big difference from steel skates nailed to a picket fence.Out of the box the board was great; nice graphics, big, wide soft wheels. Others have mentioned the trucks are stiff and the wheels don't roll freely. That can be fixed by loosening truck and wheel nuts. Anyway, at 66, I'm glad the board was not set up for max performance. At 180 lbs I found the board to be really flexy. The ride was responsive and easy to slalom down roads. The second time out, I rode down a bike path. To avoid oncoming walkers, I steered into the grass. It was a little bumpy, the board flexed and then cracked (see photos). I glued and clamped it, but the cracks opened the second I stood on the board. If you weigh 150 lbs or less and you are a beginner to intermediate, this board is a super value. If you weigh 180 or more, the flex will eventually weaken and break the layers of plywood. This was not the sellers fault. Hong Henry contacted me prior to the crack to see how the board was performing. I've never had a seller ask me for my opinion so that meant a lot. Next project; Home Depot for a 1' X 6" to slap these trucks on

Longboard showed up quickly and as described, which is great. The bushings that come on the board are 78a, which is way too soft for me (5'10 man, 220lbs) so I switched them out for 93a bushings to great results. The 78a bushings are ideal for folks under 125lbs, or who like a really soft riding board. I am neither of those people, but I knew that going in so no surprises for me. Swapping out the bushings is super easy and straight forward. Wheels and bearings are good beginner quality, people like to talk about swapping out to better (and faster) bearings but seem to forget that this is specifically a beginner board. While these wont roll as smoothly or quickly as name brand bearings, they will also help you build confidence and skill before picking up speed. Id recommend at least a few outing before even considering bearing replacements. Have a few sessions on the board with the stiffer bushings and havent had any of the cracking or splintering others report and again, I am H E A V Y for this board. For the money, I dont think that you could have much better of a space to start.

I bought this board during the beginning of quarantine since I had previously wanted to learn how to skate during my first college semester and had several friends who already had skateboard/longboards and figured this could be a nice way to go outside while “socially distancing” ourselves while being able to exercise. (yes ik big run on sentence). Anyways, i have been skating a lot (2-4 a week) and this board is really great for its price. I paid about $60 and it is still functioning as well as it came out of the box. The trucks did not need any adjustment for me/my style of riding. I will admit the designs/grip tape were all slightly off centered and that annoyed me a bit but after going off curbs and using the board a bunch i don’t really notice anymore. This board is great for beginners and is really easy to balance/learn how to skate compared to better/higher quality boards that cousy 2-3x the price. I have gone down steep hills, long flat paths and it works well. I did crash a lot in the beginning leading to both sides of the board splitting a little (bad quality plywood but hey, it’s $60) but other than that i would totoally recommend this board as a first time board.

The board is fine and well made but the shipping was terrible, it arrived with physical damage, I bought it brand new

Overall good longboard compared to it's price, the adhesive of the grip tape isn't perfect, and the screws needed to be tightened. other than that, it's a great product.

Solid board. Smooth ride. My daughter loves it (so does our cat)!

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Longboard parfait pour la descente rapide

the ply started delaminating and splitting within 3 weeks. dont waste your money on this. spend an extra 100 bucks and get a good board. worst 80 bucks ever spent.