Professional Speed Drop Down/Drop Through Complete Longboards

Good

Recently picked up long boarding, a few years ago. Recommend for skate board enthusiasts who are looking for something to just ride around on. Definitely get protective gear when purchasing board.

I grew up skateboarding and really wanted to get into it again for exercise but when I got on a regular board my knees couldn't take it. Then I saw someone with a drop-down board and saw how the distance to push off was shortened by a lower board, which made it so that you didn't have to bend you knee as much. I decided to try this one, I mean it is so inexpensive, why not? I am so happy I did. This board is amazing! It is much lighter than most longboards, so its not a pain to carry it and it is perfect for me. It is magical to be able to skate again. Because it is closer to the ground, I find my center of balance quicker and I have no knee pain! Yes, I will need to by new bearings to make it faster and quieter, but until I get my balance back, I find the speed fine and the noise is helpful because I want people to know I am there! You get a lot of bang for your buck on this board. I bought the blue one. Thank you SCSK8!

This is a tough product to review. Me and my 4 kids all ride skateboards, park riding and long boarding. We currently have 14 boards and have had many more over the years. I have a good grasp on how a board should ride.First off, for anyone that has any experience on a longboard, you can tell right off the bat that this board need some immediate modifications. The bearings, even after loosening the nuts, are very slow. The trucks barely turn and if you loosen the bolts the bushings they shake around. The wheels are soft but aren't bad. The deck is fine (most double drop decks are the same). The trucks themselves are just barely acceptable.Throw on some bones reds bearings and new bushings and the board is twice as good as it was out of the box. Again, I think the wheels were fine but I had a set of shark wheels laying around so I couldn't resist bolting them on. This now became a sufficient vehicle that I would not cry over being lost or stolen.I'm torn because, although there were some things I had to upgrade, at the price I paid I could not even get a drop down deck on its own. Dump a few extra bucks in this board and you still have a bargain. Just don't buy unless you are ready to make some (easy and cheap) upgrades.

I have a landyachtz drop deck that I spent 5 times the amount I spent on this board. There is not 5 times more value in the landyachtz. As much as I love that board anybody looking to get into riding can't go wrong with this board. It's got a bit more flex than some others but feels well made. The bearings are abec 9's and smooth as butter. The trucks work fine but if you were going to upgrade anything that's where I would start. You don't need to upgrade them by any means though. The wheels are great as well. Overall this board has a ton of value built into it and you will not come close to it for the same price. If you are thinking of going to a big box store instead, don't. This board is it. Customize it with stickers or some markers. Oh and do adjust the tightness of the nuts holding on the wheels so that your wheels spin freely. They may be a bit tight out of the box.

I'd like to start off by saying if you buy this you pretty much paying for a new deck. The wheels are cheap (mine came with indentations on them of something an made the wheel not smooth) the the trucks are cheap an the bearings are cheap. When I first road the board down the road I thought it was pretty good but as soon as I hit the hill it was all bad, the control wasn't there (an I made adjustments several times) the smooth ride was now where in sight an the the speed wobbles wouldn't stop happening once I got up to speed. Like I said just cruising down the road is fine but it's not something you could take to the hills an expect high speeds control an smoothness it's just not there but if your looking for a plain deck then it's not bad I'm actually happy with the deck it's self but overall it looks a lot better on here than when you get it

The deck it’s self is well worth the price paid for the setup. Only issues I have are some what minor. First off, both ends of the board are somewhat dinged up, from the looks of it most likely from the handling process or during shipping ( a plus, both ends did have light shipping foam wrap taped around them and the entire board was enclosed in a bag). Seconded, I tested it out in a parking lot at my work, and it felt very loose. I discovered that both trucks were not fully tightened to the deck and would wiggle and mover easily. Third, after riding the board became very loud, I thought that it was just the bushing breaking in, but upon further inspection I discovered it was the bearings, they were extremely loud for a bearing that says it’s Abec 8 rated. Over all the deck is very nice, the trucks are decent (a polished silver revers kingpin style), the wheels are fairly standard off brand( for a complete setup) and the bearings seem extreamly low end. Other then the dings on the end the other stuff isn’t really and issue, because this was intended to be used for the deck only to build a custom setup.

I've had this board for over a month and I love it. I wasn't expecting a lot out a cheap board and hadn't ever heard of the company but the more I ride it, the more I like it. I was a street skater in my youth but now that I'm pushing close to 40 longboarding is perfect for me and my young sons. It's a great way for me and my 9 year old to spend time and bond. I didn't want to spend a lot of money incase he wasn't gonna stick with it but it is worth every penny. We have a lot of hills in our neighborhood so it is perfect. I have a speedometer app on my phone and the other day I hit speeds of over 40mph. When I got that fast i put my phone in my pocket so I'm not sure exactly what I topped out at. I did upgrade the bearing to spitfire but even out of the box it was pretty fast.