As a commuter, easy pushing and long distance gliding are part of the package. If you’re looking for freeride fun, this board’s sharp rails provide extra grip and control, and our stone ground Nineballs provide easier slides and plenty of thane.
Features
10.0” Gullwing Charger Trucks
65mm 78a Nineballs Wheels
ABEC 5 Greaseball Bearings
1.125” Truss Head Steel Bolts
ERG Grip Tape
8-ply Maple
Sharp Rails for Extra Grip and Control
Drop Thru
Photo by Philip Thurston
Design by Derek Hall
How to Ride
Commuter: Boards designated as Commuter are typically easier to push because they sit lower to the ground and are well suited to travel long distances... or just get you to work without having to fight traffic. They typically have longer wheel bases, and larger diameter wheels to maintain speed as well.
Freeride:Freeride boards are usually best suited for all types of sliding, flat ground tricks, as well as low to medium speed carving. If you're looking to write your name on the street in "thane" lines, then you want a Freeride board.
