Slendor Longboard Skateboard 42 inch Drop Through Deck Complete Maple Cruiser Freestyle, Camber Concave

This is my first longboard that I own, I've ride many times before writing this review because I wanted to see how this board would hold up. Till now, I've got to say I have no problems with it. I'm new to longboarding, someone replacing the bearings should happen on this board, but I've been using the orignal ones, and they work really well. I don't have any reason to upgrade them because I feel I go fast enough, and any difference I can make with the bearings would be a small improvement. I probably will, but since I'm new, I'm a-okay with the orignal ones. The board deck is sturdy and it doesn't at all feel like it's going to break with my weight. I am 6' and weight 220lb, the trucks on the board have held up just fine. It is easier to ride and turn on this board. The graphic on the back is super cool, I love it so much! And also the grip tape at the top of this board is very sturdy. The little problem is that I had to tighten the trucks to keep myself from falling off when pushing, since the deck has a lot of tilt with pressure straight out of the box. Overall, the quality of this board has exceeded my expectations, I would definitely recommend this board to anyone who has been considering getting into longboarding. That's priced well and is overall well constructed. Great board for beginners!

Love this board got it 6 months again and it’s holding up very well

This is my first skateboard and I love the ease of use and the quality of the materials used for the board. I am 6ft tall 225lb and feel zero flex on the board when I step on and go over bumps. Besides the quality feel, the design on top and bottom looks excellent! I am a fan of slender products now!

For a basic and cheap board I cannot complain. It rolls well, turns well with some adjustments to personal taste, and has an attractive design. The design looks just as it does online. Now to address my disappointment: the quality of the cutouts for the trucks, how the design on the board was attached, and the original adjustments to the trucks is all lacking. There are lots of splinters in the truck cutouts. The image on the bottom of the board was not cut cleanly and so the image is pulled up the side of the board and has jagged edges. Also my board was very difficult to turn before I adjusted it.

i love this board it is great for tricks carving downhill. this is a cheap board but you are not getting what you payed for your getting 5 times more. my friend also got a board and his was a landyactz and we would see which one had better performance and mine one in everyone of the things we were testing. bearings cruse for a long time 26 seconds longer then landyactz and trucks have more turning ability. board has more flexibility and durability wheels last a long time been riding on this for 2 years and the stability is great even my nephue 8 could ride it. this is a great deal and is awesome desighn ignore the negitive reviews they this was probably there first board best board ive riden.

I've had my Sector 9 longboard for a long time, but I didn't want to drop a ton of money on something that I wasn't bombing long hills on. Here's my take on this longboard: - Good for beginners/those just starting out. - Not good for long hills. - Excellent cornering. (e.g. going along sidewalks) - "Soft" wheels are very quiet and don't rattle much. - Knee pads and elbow pads and wrist guards are small for adults. They're more "child size" than anything. But I guess they're a nice addition. - Not a big fan of the pretentious wanna-be-emo design, but that's just me. - The plastic is difficult to get off and you will have to take it apart to get all the plastic out. (see video) Overall I'm happy with my new board. My old longboard was the greatest investment I made in college.

My sister wanted to learn how to ride so we got her this. It isn't as smooth running or as flexible as my board but as a first board its super good! It’s survived one crash so far and we check to make sure nothing needs to be tightened before we go for the first bit. It fits her well, she loves the color and its a pretty smooth beginner board.

My 7-year-old son picked this out. I'm usually hesitant with cheap skateboards, but this one is decent. Bearing free-spin is what you'd expect at this price, but it actually coasts really well with some weight on it. To my surprise the deck isn't twisted or deformed, which is common with budget boards. He only weighs 48 lbs, so we're gonna try loosening the bushings and if that doesn't work, find a set of ~75a bushings so he can carve/turn better. I'm 185 lbs and it carves pretty well for me out of the box. Overall, better than expected.