Big Boards 9"+( I wanna hear big boys talk about their big boards)

[Deekay]

I came here in hopes that some of you guys and girls with big cruisers could help me out. I am looking to get my brother a birthday cruiser somewhere between 9.5-10.5. He just had his first baby with his wife so I think this is his way of preserving the child in him. He wants an old style feel to it, where the tail is up and the nose is flat. He has been asking for a while. I ride street on an 8.3 popsicle deck so cruisers are not my area of expertise. My questions for this thread are:

-Are there any brands in particular that you enjoy riding?
-My brother is looking at Santa Cruz and Powell Peralta decks, how are their cruisers?
-Should I be looking at larger sized skateboard trucks from indy and ace or should I be looking at long board trucks for a cruiser like this?
-A lot of people are saying OJ Plain Jane 54mm are the way to go for a cruiser set up; is there any competing wheels that you guys enjoy a lot?

Thank you in advance for any input. Hopefully I can make him happy for his bday.

P.S. For reference, we were looking at this deck

https://skateparkoftampa.com/spot/p.aspx?ID=84691&CID=1

Is this an ok cruiser deck?

The Santa Cruz and Powell has a nice feel to them and would be good choices if you think he will like the graphics and overall vibe.

You should definitely go with bigger sized regular trucks like Indy or Ace, it feels heavier enough already because of the size and longboard trucks would probably make it super fuckin heavy and hard to do anything else than rolling and turning on.

As far as wheels go, in my experience the wheels make a huge difference in the overall feel along with truck size since the deck is so wide. Will he do a lot of tricks or mostly "use it as a longboard" i.e. just roll around?
With a 9.5-10.5 deck, 54mm will be a little small, but it works if he wants to do a lot of tricks. I have a 9.5 old school shape board with Ace 44 and Ricta clouds 54mm that feels great and you can pretty much skate it like a regular 8.5 board with the exception of flip tricks being harder, but I had 56mm clouds before and they felt great too. Maybe go with 56-58mm plain janes? I'd definitely recommend the Ricta clouds along with the plain janes, although it does take away a little from that purist old school feel.

If I were you I'd try to figure out his main objective with the setup. If he wants to actually skate it and be able to do tricks, I'd go Indy 149/159 or Ace 44/55 with Plain janes/Cloud 56-58mm and risers. If he wants it to have a real old school vibe and mainly look cool, I'd go the wider option trucks or even one up and vintage looking 60mm wheels like Kryptonics or something similar.

[GardenSkater77]

I came here in hopes that some of you guys and girls with big cruisers could help me out. I am looking to get my brother a birthday cruiser somewhere between 9.5-10.5. He just had his first baby with his wife so I think this is his way of preserving the child in him. He wants an old style feel to it, where the tail is up and the nose is flat. He has been asking for a while. I ride street on an 8.3 popsicle deck so cruisers are not my area of expertise. My questions for this thread are:

-Are there any brands in particular that you enjoy riding?
-My brother is looking at Santa Cruz and Powell Peralta decks, how are their cruisers?
-Should I be looking at larger sized skateboard trucks from indy and ace or should I be looking at long board trucks for a cruiser like this?
-A lot of people are saying OJ Plain Jane 54mm are the way to go for a cruiser set up; is there any competing wheels that you guys enjoy a lot?

Thank you in advance for any input. Hopefully I can make him happy for his bday.

P.S. For reference, we were looking at this deck

https://skateparkoftampa.com/spot/p.aspx?ID=84691&CID=1

Is this an ok cruiser deck?

Too long for a cruiser. Less nose will equal more fun.

Late 80s boards were always around 31” long. Check this shit out:

https://socalskateshop.com/Dogtown-Eric-Dressen-Re-Issue-Deck-Black-Stain-Black-Fade-10x3075.html#!?cc_decks=103347&c=cc_grip-tape

I really like the Dog Town style over Powell and SC. Also Eric Dressen is awesome, but it really doesn’t matter the brand but try to keep the deck length under 31”. Totally different feel.

[Tweekyn]

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I came here in hopes that some of you guys and girls with big cruisers could help me out. I am looking to get my brother a birthday cruiser somewhere between 9.5-10.5. He just had his first baby with his wife so I think this is his way of preserving the child in him. He wants an old style feel to it, where the tail is up and the nose is flat. He has been asking for a while. I ride street on an 8.3 popsicle deck so cruisers are not my area of expertise. My questions for this thread are:

-Are there any brands in particular that you enjoy riding?
-My brother is looking at Santa Cruz and Powell Peralta decks, how are their cruisers?
-Should I be looking at larger sized skateboard trucks from indy and ace or should I be looking at long board trucks for a cruiser like this?
-A lot of people are saying OJ Plain Jane 54mm are the way to go for a cruiser set up; is there any competing wheels that you guys enjoy a lot?

Thank you in advance for any input. Hopefully I can make him happy for his bday.

P.S. For reference, we were looking at this deck

https://skateparkoftampa.com/spot/p.aspx?ID=84691&CID=1

Is this an ok cruiser deck?

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The Santa Cruz and Powell has a nice feel to them and would be good choices if you think he will like the graphics and overall vibe.

You should definitely go with bigger sized regular trucks like Indy or Ace, it feels heavier enough already because of the size and longboard trucks would probably make it super fuckin heavy and hard to do anything else than rolling and turning on.

As far as wheels go, in my experience the wheels make a huge difference in the overall feel along with truck size since the deck is so wide. Will he do a lot of tricks or mostly "use it as a longboard" i.e. just roll around?
With a 9.5-10.5 deck, 54mm will be a little small, but it works if he wants to do a lot of tricks. I have a 9.5 old school shape board with Ace 44 and Ricta clouds 54mm that feels great and you can pretty much skate it like a regular 8.5 board with the exception of flip tricks being harder, but I had 56mm clouds before and they felt great too. Maybe go with 56-58mm plain janes? I'd definitely recommend the Ricta clouds along with the plain janes, although it does take away a little from that purist old school feel.

If I were you I'd try to figure out his main objective with the setup. If he wants to actually skate it and be able to do tricks, I'd go Indy 149/159 or Ace 44/55 with Plain janes/Cloud 56-58mm and risers. If he wants it to have a real old school vibe and mainly look cool, I'd go the wider option trucks or even one up and vintage looking 60mm wheels like Kryptonics or something similar.

Right now he is looking at santa cruz, powell peralta, and scram decks. He is definitely just going to be rolling around on it. Around his neighborhood for the most part. He most likely will not use it for tricks, especially not flip tricks. Still, I am going to look at larger sized indy and ace. That will definitely give him the feel he is looking for. Unless there are any other good brands for a cruiser of this style that you can recommend. I'll definitely look into some vintage style wheels also. I think that is the right direction for what he wants. Thank you for the info!

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I came here in hopes that some of you guys and girls with big cruisers could help me out. I am looking to get my brother a birthday cruiser somewhere between 9.5-10.5. He just had his first baby with his wife so I think this is his way of preserving the child in him. He wants an old style feel to it, where the tail is up and the nose is flat. He has been asking for a while. I ride street on an 8.3 popsicle deck so cruisers are not my area of expertise. My questions for this thread are:

-Are there any brands in particular that you enjoy riding?
-My brother is looking at Santa Cruz and Powell Peralta decks, how are their cruisers?
-Should I be looking at larger sized skateboard trucks from indy and ace or should I be looking at long board trucks for a cruiser like this?
-A lot of people are saying OJ Plain Jane 54mm are the way to go for a cruiser set up; is there any competing wheels that you guys enjoy a lot?

Thank you in advance for any input. Hopefully I can make him happy for his bday.

P.S. For reference, we were looking at this deck

https://skateparkoftampa.com/spot/p.aspx?ID=84691&CID=1

Is this an ok cruiser deck?

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Too long for a cruiser. Less nose will equal more fun.

Late 80s boards were always around 31” long. Check this shit out:

https://socalskateshop.com/Dogtown-Eric-Dressen-Re-Issue-Deck-Black-Stain-Black-Fade-10x3075.html#!?cc_decks=103347&c=cc_grip-tape

I really like the Dog Town style over Powell and SC. Also Eric Dressen is awesome, but it really doesn’t matter the brand but try to keep the deck length under 31”. Totally different feel.

Did not even put the length into consideration. We are now checking out the same style but under 31 inches. Thank you!

[jakeumms]

That Dressen Dogtown was on my first real set-up and pairs nicely with some 159s. Grab some hollows and save a little weight. Slap on some 56mm keyframes and they'd be real good for cruising and it'd be pretty close to a street set-up circa 1988. I think I had 90a wheels on mine back then.

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I came here in hopes that some of you guys and girls with big cruisers could help me out. I am looking to get my brother a birthday cruiser somewhere between 9.5-10.5. He just had his first baby with his wife so I think this is his way of preserving the child in him. He wants an old style feel to it, where the tail is up and the nose is flat. He has been asking for a while. I ride street on an 8.3 popsicle deck so cruisers are not my area of expertise. My questions for this thread are:

-Are there any brands in particular that you enjoy riding?
-My brother is looking at Santa Cruz and Powell Peralta decks, how are their cruisers?
-Should I be looking at larger sized skateboard trucks from indy and ace or should I be looking at long board trucks for a cruiser like this?
-A lot of people are saying OJ Plain Jane 54mm are the way to go for a cruiser set up; is there any competing wheels that you guys enjoy a lot?

Thank you in advance for any input. Hopefully I can make him happy for his bday.

P.S. For reference, we were looking at this deck

https://skateparkoftampa.com/spot/p.aspx?ID=84691&CID=1

Is this an ok cruiser deck?

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The Santa Cruz and Powell has a nice feel to them and would be good choices if you think he will like the graphics and overall vibe.

You should definitely go with bigger sized regular trucks like Indy or Ace, it feels heavier enough already because of the size and longboard trucks would probably make it super fuckin heavy and hard to do anything else than rolling and turning on.

As far as wheels go, in my experience the wheels make a huge difference in the overall feel along with truck size since the deck is so wide. Will he do a lot of tricks or mostly "use it as a longboard" i.e. just roll around?
With a 9.5-10.5 deck, 54mm will be a little small, but it works if he wants to do a lot of tricks. I have a 9.5 old school shape board with Ace 44 and Ricta clouds 54mm that feels great and you can pretty much skate it like a regular 8.5 board with the exception of flip tricks being harder, but I had 56mm clouds before and they felt great too. Maybe go with 56-58mm plain janes? I'd definitely recommend the Ricta clouds along with the plain janes, although it does take away a little from that purist old school feel.

If I were you I'd try to figure out his main objective with the setup. If he wants to actually skate it and be able to do tricks, I'd go Indy 149/159 or Ace 44/55 with Plain janes/Cloud 56-58mm and risers. If he wants it to have a real old school vibe and mainly look cool, I'd go the wider option trucks or even one up and vintage looking 60mm wheels like Kryptonics or something similar.

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Right now he is looking at santa cruz, powell peralta, and scram decks. He is definitely just going to be rolling around on it. Around his neighborhood for the most part. He most likely will not use it for tricks, especially not flip tricks. Still, I am going to look at larger sized indy and ace. That will definitely give him the feel he is looking for. Unless there are any other good brands for a cruiser of this style that you can recommend. I'll definitely look into some vintage style wheels also. I think that is the right direction for what he wants. Thank you for the info!

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I came here in hopes that some of you guys and girls with big cruisers could help me out. I am looking to get my brother a birthday cruiser somewhere between 9.5-10.5. He just had his first baby with his wife so I think this is his way of preserving the child in him. He wants an old style feel to it, where the tail is up and the nose is flat. He has been asking for a while. I ride street on an 8.3 popsicle deck so cruisers are not my area of expertise. My questions for this thread are:

-Are there any brands in particular that you enjoy riding?
-My brother is looking at Santa Cruz and Powell Peralta decks, how are their cruisers?
-Should I be looking at larger sized skateboard trucks from indy and ace or should I be looking at long board trucks for a cruiser like this?
-A lot of people are saying OJ Plain Jane 54mm are the way to go for a cruiser set up; is there any competing wheels that you guys enjoy a lot?

Thank you in advance for any input. Hopefully I can make him happy for his bday.

P.S. For reference, we were looking at this deck

https://skateparkoftampa.com/spot/p.aspx?ID=84691&CID=1

Is this an ok cruiser deck?

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Too long for a cruiser. Less nose will equal more fun.

Late 80s boards were always around 31” long. Check this shit out:

https://socalskateshop.com/Dogtown-Eric-Dressen-Re-Issue-Deck-Black-Stain-Black-Fade-10x3075.html#!?cc_decks=103347&c=cc_grip-tape

I really like the Dog Town style over Powell and SC. Also Eric Dressen is awesome, but it really doesn’t matter the brand but try to keep the deck length under 31”. Totally different feel.

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Did not even put the length into consideration. We are now checking out the same style but under 31 inches. Thank you!

Scram leaf. There’s tons of stuff that would fit the bill tho.
That blockhead limited board posted in here is rad.
That dogtown bigfoot board also look sick, dogtown has a lot of stuff that looks decent, surprisingly (to me).

If it’s only about the turn: ACE, imo. ACE also wheelbite less, for me.

Slimeballs were the shit back then, I haven’t tried em in modern times. Plain janes (key frames) are really plush, and I recommend them, but for my next cruiser I might do something more like slimeballs (or a similar ‘Old School’ wheel formula).
 

[jtrpma]

The scram stuff is great across the board. For comfort I would recommend something wide (10ish) and depending on how snappy he wants the turn to be, ace 55s with 1/4 risers or 169 indies with 1/8 - 1/4 risers.

I am skating the folklore project j. Lee cat in the hat reissue as a Cruiser on 159s and Powell ssl 55mm and I love it.
A little small for my taste but super snappy and fun.

For wheels the keyframes and clouds are nice and fairly light, so still flipable but so sticky and sketchy at high speeds because they randomly bite on speed checks and powerslides.
I‘d recommend something like 56 - 60mm spitfire (og) classics or slimeballs 97a so he can get a good rattle without having to push too much.
Just stay away from kryptonics. They are asymmetrically set, wear down fast and weird and are the slowest wheels I ever skated, horrible.

[Ol Nick]

x post from the setup thread. feels good to be back after an extended break from riding big boards

girl couch 9.25
thunder 151 hollows w/ ace bottoms
spitfire f4 conical full 53mm/99a
bones super swiss 6
thunder phillips bolts
mob (still hate it, needs sanding)
nike af1 penny

Do you have the Ace bottom on the Thunder bottom washer?

[munchbox]

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x post from the setup thread. feels good to be back after an extended break from riding big boards

girl couch 9.25
thunder 151 hollows w/ ace bottoms
spitfire f4 conical full 53mm/99a
bones super swiss 6
thunder phillips bolts
mob (still hate it, needs sanding)
nike af1 penny

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Do you have the Ace bottom on the Thunder bottom washer?

ace bottom washer -> ace bottom bushing -> shaved thunder stock top bushing -> bones flat washer

[listentoaheartbeat]

Admittedly, I have only just seen this thread and not browsed it too extensively, but are there any >9" popsicles? I have been skating 9" for a few years now and it has been a revelation with my US15 feet, however I think I’d actually benefit from a 9.25" or even 9.5". Never seen any popsicles at those sizes, and I cannot have any other shape for skating street and park.

[sammyz]

Admittedly, I have only just seen this thread and not browsed it too extensively, but are there any >9" popsicles? I have been skating 9" for a few years now and it has been a revelation with my US15 feet, however I think I’d actually benefit from a 9.25" or even 9.5". Never seen any popsicles at those sizes, and I cannot have any other shape for skating street and park.

Heroin razor is 9.25...Thats the biggest one ive see..but razor edge sucks

[radcunt]

Admittedly, I have only just seen this thread and not browsed it too extensively, but are there any >9" popsicles? I have been skating 9" for a few years now and it has been a revelation with my US15 feet, however I think I’d actually benefit from a 9.25" or even 9.5". Never seen any popsicles at those sizes, and I cannot have any other shape for skating street and park.

Check out the Anti Hero Big Yeller. 9.9 I think, kind of a square tail but kind of a standard modern shape.

[listentoaheartbeat]

Thanks, maybe I should try something like the Anti Hero one (Old Yeller I guess?), but on first glance it’s a little bit too far from what I’d call a popsicle.

[Onevia]

Admittedly, I have only just seen this thread and not browsed it too extensively, but are there any >9" popsicles? I have been skating 9" for a few years now and it has been a revelation with my US15 feet, however I think I’d actually benefit from a 9.25" or even 9.5". Never seen any popsicles at those sizes, and I cannot have any other shape for skating street and park.

I remember someone posting the 35th Avenue shop decks: http://www.35thave.com/shop/Skate/Decks/35th/p/35th-Script-Outline-Shop-Deck-x46710530.htm

They offer a 9.5" and 10" popsicle, but it looks like only the 9.5" is currently in-stock.

[listentoaheartbeat]

Thanks, so they do exist! Will need to check some Euro shops for similar offerings. My fav would be something from the Jart woodshop, I am quite heavy and nevertheless they keep their pop and don’t break for ages.

[Yesterdays-pop]

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I came here in hopes that some of you guys and girls with big cruisers could help me out. I am looking to get my brother a birthday cruiser somewhere between 9.5-10.5. He just had his first baby with his wife so I think this is his way of preserving the child in him. He wants an old style feel to it, where the tail is up and the nose is flat. He has been asking for a while. I ride street on an 8.3 popsicle deck so cruisers are not my area of expertise. My questions for this thread are:

-Are there any brands in particular that you enjoy riding?
-My brother is looking at Santa Cruz and Powell Peralta decks, how are their cruisers?
-Should I be looking at larger sized skateboard trucks from indy and ace or should I be looking at long board trucks for a cruiser like this?
-A lot of people are saying OJ Plain Jane 54mm are the way to go for a cruiser set up; is there any competing wheels that you guys enjoy a lot?

Thank you in advance for any input. Hopefully I can make him happy for his bday.

P.S. For reference, we were looking at this deck

https://skateparkoftampa.com/spot/p.aspx?ID=84691&CID=1

Is this an ok cruiser deck?

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The Santa Cruz and Powell has a nice feel to them and would be good choices if you think he will like the graphics and overall vibe.

You should definitely go with bigger sized regular trucks like Indy or Ace, it feels heavier enough already because of the size and longboard trucks would probably make it super fuckin heavy and hard to do anything else than rolling and turning on.

As far as wheels go, in my experience the wheels make a huge difference in the overall feel along with truck size since the deck is so wide. Will he do a lot of tricks or mostly "use it as a longboard" i.e. just roll around?
With a 9.5-10.5 deck, 54mm will be a little small, but it works if he wants to do a lot of tricks. I have a 9.5 old school shape board with Ace 44 and Ricta clouds 54mm that feels great and you can pretty much skate it like a regular 8.5 board with the exception of flip tricks being harder, but I had 56mm clouds before and they felt great too. Maybe go with 56-58mm plain janes? I'd definitely recommend the Ricta clouds along with the plain janes, although it does take away a little from that purist old school feel.

If I were you I'd try to figure out his main objective with the setup. If he wants to actually skate it and be able to do tricks, I'd go Indy 149/159 or Ace 44/55 with Plain janes/Cloud 56-58mm and risers. If he wants it to have a real old school vibe and mainly look cool, I'd go the wider option trucks or even one up and vintage looking 60mm wheels like Kryptonics or something similar.

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Right now he is looking at santa cruz, powell peralta, and scram decks. He is definitely just going to be rolling around on it. Around his neighborhood for the most part. He most likely will not use it for tricks, especially not flip tricks. Still, I am going to look at larger sized indy and ace. That will definitely give him the feel he is looking for. Unless there are any other good brands for a cruiser of this style that you can recommend. I'll definitely look into some vintage style wheels also. I think that is the right direction for what he wants. Thank you for the info!

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I came here in hopes that some of you guys and girls with big cruisers could help me out. I am looking to get my brother a birthday cruiser somewhere between 9.5-10.5. He just had his first baby with his wife so I think this is his way of preserving the child in him. He wants an old style feel to it, where the tail is up and the nose is flat. He has been asking for a while. I ride street on an 8.3 popsicle deck so cruisers are not my area of expertise. My questions for this thread are:

-Are there any brands in particular that you enjoy riding?
-My brother is looking at Santa Cruz and Powell Peralta decks, how are their cruisers?
-Should I be looking at larger sized skateboard trucks from indy and ace or should I be looking at long board trucks for a cruiser like this?
-A lot of people are saying OJ Plain Jane 54mm are the way to go for a cruiser set up; is there any competing wheels that you guys enjoy a lot?

Thank you in advance for any input. Hopefully I can make him happy for his bday.

P.S. For reference, we were looking at this deck

https://skateparkoftampa.com/spot/p.aspx?ID=84691&CID=1

Is this an ok cruiser deck?

[close]

Too long for a cruiser. Less nose will equal more fun.

Late 80s boards were always around 31” long. Check this shit out:

https://socalskateshop.com/Dogtown-Eric-Dressen-Re-Issue-Deck-Black-Stain-Black-Fade-10x3075.html#!?cc_decks=103347&c=cc_grip-tape

I really like the Dog Town style over Powell and SC. Also Eric Dressen is awesome, but it really doesn’t matter the brand but try to keep the deck length under 31”. Totally different feel.

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Did not even put the length into consideration. We are now checking out the same style but under 31 inches. Thank you!

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Scram leaf. There’s tons of stuff that would fit the bill tho.
That blockhead limited board posted in here is rad.
That dogtown bigfoot board also look sick, dogtown has a lot of stuff that looks decent, surprisingly (to me).

If it’s only about the turn: ACE, imo. ACE also wheelbite less, for me.

Slimeballs were the shit back then, I haven’t tried em in modern times. Plain janes (key frames) are really plush, and I recommend them, but for my next cruiser I might do something more like slimeballs (or a similar ‘Old School’ wheel formula).

I got my brother in similar situation-
Scram 10.5
169s
Super juice mini 55mm
He fucking loves it and actually rides it, it looks really cool and 169s are awesome on a cruiser, really soft wheels and no risers are nice and he learned sloppy noseslides can Ollie pretty good now. He left it outside in the rain and it’s still fine. He has a street sign pole he puts on the ground and slappies it, it’s pretty cute.

[jtrpma]

A friend moved out of state and handed me down an unknown handmade deck, after I split the nose and delaminates the tail this week I recut it and gave it some wheel wells.

9.75 x 30.5
15 wb 6.75 tail 5 nose
Really happy with how it feels now and it having a second life.




Running on 169s
54 f4 classics

[white guy in a durag]

thing of beauty right there

[GBLange]

A friend moved out of state and handed me down an unknown handmade deck, after I split the nose and delaminates the tail this week I recut it and gave it some wheel wells.

9.75 x 30.5
15 wb 6.75 tail 5 nose
Really happy with how it feels now and it having a second life.




Running on 169s
54 f4 classics

This is cool

[animalflesh]

Board looks so sick

How are the Owens

[jtrpma]

Board looks so sick

How are the Owens

Thank you, also the best feeling deck I’ve skated in a long time despite it’s age. Surprising how aesthetics and a will to skate it can make it feel so good.

Owens are great, they start out pretty stiff and bootish but loosen up nicely. Never had a pair of skate shoes last me that long. (To be fair I keep gooing the soles from the inside because they are fucked) Still not giving up on them, they feel perfect. Snug around the ankles (if you want them to) and with good feel around the foot and toes. Insole is decent too.

[YungJugg]

You use a jigsaw to cut it? Came out great.

[jtrpma]

Yeah, jigsaw and For the wheel wells a wood grinder disc on an angle grinder.

Mark it on the bottom and cut from that side. I made the mistake of marking (and therefore cutting) on the top and the jigsaw is iffy in the concave of tail and nose.

[jay_nev]

Franky rides 151 with primitive egg

[Deekay]

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A friend moved out of state and handed me down an unknown handmade deck, after I split the nose and delaminates the tail this week I recut it and gave it some wheel wells.

9.75 x 30.5
15 wb 6.75 tail 5 nose
Really happy with how it feels now and it having a second life.




Running on 169s
54 f4 classics

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This is cool

I agree, I like this.

[shingles]

https://heroin.myshopify.com/products/mutant-10-0

I will buy the shit out of this

[uptherecazaly]

https://heroin.myshopify.com/products/mutant-10-0

I will buy the shit out of this

WHAT ARE THE WHEELBASES FOR ALL THEIR SHIT

[jay_nev]

10” gold egg ha

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0467/1261/products/06-01-0385-VeryBigGoldEggDeck10.0--white-square_grande.png?v=1594833987

[shingles]

Damn, Heroin is killing it both procuct and team-wise...
Their boards also seem very good quality, I had one for like a month, which is very long for me

[Goldeneggs]

10” gold egg ha

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0467/1261/products/06-01-0385-VeryBigGoldEggDeck10.0--white-square_grande.png?v=1594833987

This pleases me tremendously

[mynameisnotjeff]

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https://heroin.myshopify.com/products/mutant-10-0

I will buy the shit out of this

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WHAT ARE THE WHEELBASES FOR ALL THEIR SHIT

I love Fos but dislike this!!!
Anyone know the WB on the Deerman shape?