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Skateboarding => USELESS WOODEN TOY BANTER => Topic started by: decaf on September 19, 2018, 07:22:55 AM
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I like 917, the team, and the Call Me video, but I recently got a board and it sucked. Heavy and just not my style. Anyone else ever have this disappointment with a brand/team that they liked?
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Bronson
Heavy team, lots of convincing advertising, shit product.
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Bronson
Heavy team, lots of convincing advertising, shit product.
This...
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Bronson
Heavy team, lots of convincing advertising, shit product.
I too also agree as well
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Fury trucks.
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Enjoi
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Bronson
Heavy team, lots of convincing advertising, shit product.
There is nothing else that needs to be said in this thread.
Bronson is the worst. How the fuck do their ball casings break so much?
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girl, haven't bought one in awhile. last girl board i bought was mike carroll eating ecstasy, skated it for an hour and gave it away kinda wish i kept it as a wall hanger. Terrible wood super heavy
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wayward wheels. nice team, shit products
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Fury trucks.
THIS. Those things were really heavy
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girl, haven't bought one in awhile. last girl board i bought was mike carroll eating ecstasy, skated it for an hour and gave it away kinda wish i kept it as a wall hanger. Terrible wood super heavy
Yepp, hated mine. Total garbage.
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anything that uses ps stix?
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Bronson
Heavy team, lots of convincing advertising, shit product.
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would love to support chocolate and enjoi but those boards are jank, sorry to say
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Hasn't it been brought up multiple times that crailtap recently started using better wood?
I'm not into anything crail and have never wanted to buy their boards so I have no first hand experience, but has anyone saying that they suck tried their new stuff? Does it still suck?
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girl. I love the team but their boards always snap on me
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wayward wheels. nice team, shit products
weird i like mine but they were free
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wayward wheels. nice team, shit products
Worst fucking wheels
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I don't know if this has changed since the company started, but Huf shoes were extremely disappointing to me when I tried them a few years ago. Barely any insole to speak of, and the 2 pairs I had blew out in very strange ways. They seem to be very popular, so maybe they improved some things.
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Bronson
Heavy team, lots of convincing advertising, shit product.
I have the RAWS on my board right now and I can say that I will definitely buy them again. The G2s and G3s on the other hand are complete shit.
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Love Palace, hate that it's on Dwindle.
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Love Magenta and Isle but hate their flat ass pointy boards
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Im riding an Enjoi board and it's pretty good , not into the fact that the nose and tail are a bit smaller compared to other boards Ive had the same size, but the wood is quality for sure.
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I like 917, the team, and the Call Me video, but I recently got a board and it sucked. Heavy and just not my style. Anyone else ever have this disappointment with a brand/team that they liked?
I also felt this way. Does anyone know where they press their boards? Someone told me Generator, but there's no way the board I rode was generator.
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I like 917, the team, and the Call Me video, but I recently got a board and it sucked. Heavy and just not my style. Anyone else ever have this disappointment with a brand/team that they liked?
I also felt this way. Does anyone know where they press their boards? Someone told me Generator, but there's no way the board I rode was generator.
Pretty sure they used to be PS Stix.
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Love Magenta and Isle but hate their flat ass pointy boards
Really? What size do you ride? The Isle/Polar 8.25 is my favorite shape.
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I like 917, the team, and the Call Me video, but I recently got a board and it sucked. Heavy and just not my style. Anyone else ever have this disappointment with a brand/team that they liked?
I also felt this way. Does anyone know where they press their boards? Someone told me Generator, but there's no way the board I rode was generator.
Pretty sure they used to be PS Stix.
Currently on a PS (8.25) and other then feeling a tad heavier, it seems similar to the generator I had previously.
What issues do you guys have with this wood? Curious...
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I like 917, the team, and the Call Me video, but I recently got a board and it sucked. Heavy and just not my style. Anyone else ever have this disappointment with a brand/team that they liked?
I also felt this way. Does anyone know where they press their boards? Someone told me Generator, but there's no way the board I rode was generator.
Pretty sure they used to be PS Stix.
Currently on a PS (8.25) and other then feeling a tad heavier, it seems similar to the generator I had previously.
What issues do you guys have with this wood? Curious...
I generally just don’t like the shapes they use, and they don’t seem like they last as long for me.
One of my best friends and I had this conversation the other day and he was saying the same about Generator/Bareback. It’s all subjective.
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I like 917, the team, and the Call Me video, but I recently got a board and it sucked. Heavy and just not my style. Anyone else ever have this disappointment with a brand/team that they liked?
I also felt this way. Does anyone know where they press their boards? Someone told me Generator, but there's no way the board I rode was generator.
Pretty sure they used to be PS Stix.
Currently on a PS (8.25) and other then feeling a tad heavier, it seems similar to the generator I had previously.
What issues do you guys have with this wood? Curious...
I generally just don’t like the shapes they use, and they don’t seem like they last as long for me.
One of my best friends and I had this conversation the other day and he was saying the same about Generator/Bareback. It’s all subjective.
For sure.. I actually love the shapes, pop and kinda steep concave.
I'd love to try some deluxe wood, particularly that 8.125 with the shorter length. They're just hard to find in shops in that size...
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riding the polar K1/P9 shape was my worst experience on a skateboard since the lady at blades west gave me tensors when i was 9
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I don't know if this has changed since the company started, but Huf shoes were extremely disappointing to me when I tried them a few years ago. Barely any insole to speak of, and the 2 pairs I had blew out in very strange ways. They seem to be very popular, so maybe they improved some things.
I've had three pairs of the Classic Hi and and one pair of the Choice. They've held up very well for me. Can't speak on any of the other models.
Love Magenta and Isle but hate their flat ass pointy boards
I just got done with a Magenta 8.5 that was definitely not pointy. Was super flat though, but I like flat boards.
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I don't know if this has changed since the company started, but Huf shoes were extremely disappointing to me when I tried them a few years ago. Barely any insole to speak of, and the 2 pairs I had blew out in very strange ways. They seem to be very popular, so maybe they improved some things
Huf is the trashest of the trash, sick team and stuff, but all of their shoes are garbage :
- Sutter = 20 minutes of kickflip over a bar, and a hole appeared
- Hupper 1 = the sole is way too thick
- Cromer = worst shoes ever made, the collar blew out while i was blasting high ollies over stuff
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I like 917, the team, and the Call Me video, but I recently got a board and it sucked. Heavy and just not my style. Anyone else ever have this disappointment with a brand/team that they liked?
I also felt this way. Does anyone know where they press their boards? Someone told me Generator, but there's no way the board I rode was generator.
Pretty sure they used to be PS Stix.
Currently on a PS (8.25) and other then feeling a tad heavier, it seems similar to the generator I had previously.
What issues do you guys have with this wood? Curious...
I generally just don’t like the shapes they use, and they don’t seem like they last as long for me.
One of my best friends and I had this conversation the other day and he was saying the same about Generator/Bareback. It’s all subjective.
For sure.. I actually love the shapes, pop and kinda steep concave.
I'd love to try some deluxe wood, particularly that 8.125 with the shorter length. They're just hard to find in shops in that size...
I had a Kyle Walker real deck and it snapped in less than an hour. Only dlx wood I've skated.
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I don't know if this has changed since the company started, but Huf shoes were extremely disappointing to me when I tried them a few years ago. Barely any insole to speak of, and the 2 pairs I had blew out in very strange ways. They seem to be very popular, so maybe they improved some things
Huf is the trashest of the trash, sick team and stuff, but all of their shoes are garbage :
- Sutter = 20 minutes of kickflip over a bar, and a hole appeared
- Hupper 1 = the sole is way too thick
- Cromer = worst shoes ever made, the collar blew out while i was blasting high ollies over stuff
Sounds like my experience. I had their slip-ons and the shoe ripped when I was running out of a bail. I complained and got a free pair, some authentic look-alikes. They were a little better, but the heal exploded. Neither had a good insole. Would need a really good reason to try Hufs again.
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The crailtap thread. Again. Classic.
Free max b
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I've said it before and I'll say it again, the Huf classic was designed to make you roll your ankle. They look and feel like those cheap knockoff converse that girls buy at primark. Huf is owned by some investment firm now so I don't even feel guilty for talking shit about them. If I ever saw the guy who designed that shoe I would kick his shit in then steal his wallet as compensation for the pain and suffering I endured from wearing that shoe for half a day.
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Bronson
Heavy team, lots of convincing advertising, shit product.
Precisely
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gotta agree on girl/chocolate
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haven't tried any primitive decks but I feel like with a team that good their product must be shit
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Hopps & Western Edition
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Bronson
Heavy team, lots of convincing advertising, shit product.
I too also agree as well
I can't stop thinking about how redundant the word choice in this sentence is.
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haven't tried any primitive decks but I feel like with a team that good their product must be shit
If not mistaken, they use BBS. I dislike the graphics, but the wood should be good
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I had a 917 shirt and it was extremely poor quality. You think AO would know whats up with some quality materials. Guess not.
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How's Adidas these days?
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State footwear - dope crew, image and the people behind it - i just cant skate vulcs
HRS - haha shitty product
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I had a 917 shirt and it was extremely poor quality. You think AO would know whats up with some quality materials. Guess not.
My 917 hat sucks
I wonder what the quality of Sci Fi Fantasy is. Looks like a Gildan with a simple font on the front. Jerry laughing to the bank!
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I'm astonished that no one has said Royal trucks.
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haven't tried any primitive decks but I feel like with a team that good their product must be shit
If not mistaken, they use BBS. I dislike the graphics, but the wood should be good
BBS & short wheelbases = they’re fine in my books, skated one board and it was good.
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toy machine - love the company and their videos, but i can't skate their decks
spitfire - had some f1 classics way back in the day, i bought them at the local
shop and they were like super expensive. two days of skating, i got severe flat
spots from doing bs flip on flat on normal concrete. of course i then continued
to ride 'em but they wore off completely unevenly like to the point where one of
the wheels was like a total cone which happened like in two months. they may
win me back with formular 4s, but i still have to try them out. i remember that i
was pretty disappointed back then, because of that bad wheel expierence. LOL
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toy machine - love the company and their videos, but i can't skate their decks
spitfire - had some f1 classics way back in the day, i bought them at the local
shop and they were like super expensive. two days of skating, i got severe flat
spots from doing bs flip on flat on normal concrete. of course i then continued
to ride 'em but they wore off completely unevenly like to the point where one of
the wheels was like a total cone which happened like in two months. they may
win me back with formular 4s, but i still have to try them out. i remember that i
was pretty disappointed back then, because of that bad wheel expierence. LOL
F4's make it impossible for me to purchase any other wheels.
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^^^as i said, they can probably win me back over with their
F4s but i still haven't pulled the trigger on any. i am also a
little unsure as to which shape and duro i should gravitate.
i like hard white and rather slim wheels with like 52-53mm.
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Convincing advertising? Make America Bronson again
Bronson
Heavy team, lots of convincing advertising, shit product.
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F4's make it impossible for me to purchase any other wheels.
I tried recently but I couldn't even handle two sessions...
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^^^as i said, they can probably win me back over with their
F4s but i still haven't pulled the trigger on any. i am also a
little unsure as to which shape and duro i should gravitate.
i like hard white and rather slim wheels with like 52-53mm.
I prefer the 99a. Shape is down to preference
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I've said it before and I'll say it again, the Huf classic was designed to make you roll your ankle. They look and feel like those cheap knockoff converse that girls buy at primark. Huf is owned by some investment firm now so I don't even feel guilty for talking shit about them. If I ever saw the guy who designed that shoe I would kick his shit in then steal his wallet as compensation for the pain and suffering I endured from wearing that shoe for half a day.
The sole of that shoe had me LIVID
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The majority of UK board companies. So many sick board companies have come out with the raddest teams and seriously good graphics (namely Landscape) and the wood is always the same chippy crap that turns into a damp plank within a month.
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The majority of UK board companies. So many sick board companies have come out with the raddest teams and seriously good graphics (namely Landscape) and the wood is always the same chippy crap that turns into a damp plank within a month.
This has been my experience during my 16 years or so of skateboarding in the UK.
Having said that, there is an Irish company called Wireless- had a few of their boards over the years including second and third hand ones (when I was a little more poor than usual) and they have always skated solidly and held together well.
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Primitive?
Idk if id call their company "Tight" but their team is crazy
Their boards delam after a couple weeks unfortunately
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I like the riders on Creature, but the only board I tried from them was lifeless
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Primitive?
Idk if id call their company "Tight" but their team is crazy
Their boards delam after a couple weeks unfortunately
Still bbs/generator, same quality as every other brand...
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Primitive doesn't have bad product. Their boards are SO FLAT but of quality.
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Primitive?
Idk if id call their company "Tight" but their team is crazy
Their boards delam after a couple weeks unfortunately
Still bbs/generator, same quality as every other brand...
interesting. I guess it was just a bad run my friends got (DBZ run)
I hope they do another pendleton collab (please make it happen)
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Hopps & Western Edition
I love my Hopps, but maybe growing up in the east coast i have always had a love for Chapman
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the first Enjoi board I had was great, every one i have had since then has turned to weetabix in less than 2 weeks.
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palace havent put out any good products since 2012/2013
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Hasn't it been brought up multiple times that crailtap recently started using better wood?
I'm not into anything crail and have never wanted to buy their boards so I have no first hand experience, but has anyone saying that they suck tried their new stuff? Does it still suck?
I never had any of the old stuff. I've been skating the film series globe boards for a few months now. Solid shape, and they last just as long as any other brand I've skated.
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Bronson
Heavy team, lots of convincing advertising, shit product.
I too also agree as well
I got the shieldless ones. Two of them basically seized in 3 days
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Primitive doesn't have bad product. Their boards are SO FLAT but of quality.
of or of?
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Primitive doesn't have bad product. Their boards are SO FLAT but of quality.
of or of?
shut up
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it's been years since i rode one but my first and only baker board was a real shitty plank
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(http://skately.com/img/library/print/medium/xmonster-trucks-heath-kirchart-2000.jpg.pagespeed.ic.vzZo_0_7qn.webp)
My monster trucks seemed so sick. And they sucked.
Also this...
(http://skately.com/img/library/print/large/osiris-shoes-the-new-1080-g-bag-2006.jpg)
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Converse and Element
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I like 917, the team, and the Call Me video, but I recently got a board and it sucked. Heavy and just not my style. Anyone else ever have this disappointment with a brand/team that they liked?
I also felt this way. Does anyone know where they press their boards? Someone told me Generator, but there's no way the board I rode was generator.
Pretty sure they used to be PS Stix.
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^ that. I’ve backed out of buying WKNDs so many times because they’re PS Stix.
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Just curious, what is the problem people have with PS stix? I've always liked the boards I've had.
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I like 917, the team, and the Call Me video, but I recently got a board and it sucked. Heavy and just not my style. Anyone else ever have this disappointment with a brand/team that they liked?
totally. love the team and company vibe but the deck is super heavy and a little disappointing. its a generator wood so it feels really durable but kind of soggy at the same time.
i bought a t-shirt from them and it was really good quality but hey its a tee and not a skate product.
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I don't know if this has changed since the company started, but Huf shoes were extremely disappointing to me when I tried them a few years ago. Barely any insole to speak of, and the 2 pairs I had blew out in very strange ways. They seem to be very popular, so maybe they improved some things
Huf is the trashest of the trash, sick team and stuff, but all of their shoes are garbage :
- Sutter = 20 minutes of kickflip over a bar, and a hole appeared
- Hupper 1 = the sole is way too thick
- Cromer = worst shoes ever made, the collar blew out while i was blasting high ollies over stuff
it's crazy, that's 100% the opposite the experience i had. the cromers have been the best shoe i've ever skated.
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Just curious, what is the problem people have with PS stix? I've always liked the boards I've had.
as far as I know Quasi boards are PS Stix. And I enjoy them. Never had a complaint really.
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yeah quasi are all ps-stix and all of the 917 decks i have seen are generator
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I don't know if this has changed since the company started, but Huf shoes were extremely disappointing to me when I tried them a few years ago. Barely any insole to speak of, and the 2 pairs I had blew out in very strange ways. They seem to be very popular, so maybe they improved some things
Huf is the trashest of the trash, sick team and stuff, but all of their shoes are garbage :
- Sutter = 20 minutes of kickflip over a bar, and a hole appeared
- Hupper 1 = the sole is way too thick
- Cromer = worst shoes ever made, the collar blew out while i was blasting high ollies over stuff
it's crazy, that's 100% the opposite the experience i had. the cromers have been the best shoe i've ever skated.
Same here, I have many pairs of Hufs and they never dissapoint: Gillette, Classics, Dylan, Soto
Also it's really easy to find them on sale because I have a huge feet
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Gonna have to go with palace. Bought a board once and man was it horrible! Flat as hell and the nose and tail looked exactly alike.
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Just curious, what is the problem people have with PS stix? I've always liked the boards I've had.
as far as I know Quasi boards are PS Stix. And I enjoy them. Never had a complaint really.
Quasi are PS Stix... another company I would buy a lot of boards from if I liked PS. It’s just subjective. I don’t like their wood. It just doesn’t feel “right” to me.
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Love Magenta and Isle but hate their flat ass pointy boards
I just got done with a Magenta 8.5 that was definitely not pointy. Was super flat though, but I like flat boards.
I've had like 100 Magenta boards over the past 8 years and never once got a pointy one. I actually love the fact that they have proper round nose and tails and quite symmetrical shapes. They're definitely flat though, but like planman I like flat boards and always have, probably due to growing up on Girl decks in the early naughts.
Generator is my favorite but I've always liked PS Stix wood.
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Royal trucks are garbage.
I love thunder trucks because they grind like butter but the kingpins snap like twigs if your a grown man.
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Love Magenta and Isle but hate their flat ass pointy boards
I just got done with a Magenta 8.5 that was definitely not pointy. Was super flat though, but I like flat boards.
I've had like 100 Magenta boards over the past 8 years and never once got a pointy one. I actually love the fact that they have proper round nose and tails and quite symmetrical shapes. They're definitely flat though, but like planman I like flat boards and always have, probably due to growing up on Girl decks in the early naughts.
Generator is my favorite but I've always liked PS Stix wood.
I prefer a flat deck too... these last many years I almost exclusively ride PS wood.
& my favourite wood & decks of all time are the girl boards pre the china wood. SUPER FLAT, amazing shapes. I used to ride the Colin MCkay or Rudy decks. I was lost when they switched over... then stereo relaunched & had amazing LOFI decks that were very similar to the girl ones.
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FKD bearings. Probably the worst skateboard product, quality wise in history. P rod was on their team which is good enough to say your team is stacked....
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I like 917, the team, and the Call Me video, but I recently got a board and it sucked. Heavy and just not my style. Anyone else ever have this disappointment with a brand/team that they liked?
I also felt this way. Does anyone know where they press their boards? Someone told me Generator, but there's no way the board I rode was generator.
they used to be half ps stix and half bbs. lately they've been all bbs
Pretty sure they used to be PS Stix.
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I had a 917 shirt and it was extremely poor quality. You think AO would know whats up with some quality materials. Guess not.
My 917 hat sucks
I wonder what the quality of Sci Fi Fantasy is. Looks like a Gildan with a simple font on the front. Jerry laughing to the bank!
it definitely isn't gildan. something def cheaper.
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Deluxe doesn’t make a single piece of clothing that fits right, or lasts.
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I fuck with Polar but I snapped two brand new boards the same way on the same day, both within a matter of minutes doing a nose manual. Maybe it was a bad batch?
Note: I'm not one to normally break board.
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Indy stage 9. broke the baseplate on a brand new set from a 180 down a 4.
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Venture. Dope team/Dope look/Trucks turn like shit.
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I fuck with Polar but I snapped two brand new boards the same way on the same day, both within a matter of minutes doing a nose manual. Maybe it was a bad batch?
Note: I'm not one to normally break board.
You are doing nose manuals as wrong as a person can
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yeah quasi are all ps-stix and all of the 917 decks i have seen are generator
I took a chance and bought a 917 board off their website because no shops in my city carry their product. it was a PStix board. I bought the Last Place deck. it lasted about 5 months then i snapped it skating over a trash can. It's the first board ive snapped since i was probably 17, im 26 now.
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Creature's team is pretty sick, but their boards are kinda trash after a week.
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yeah quasi are all ps-stix and all of the 917 decks i have seen are generator
I took a chance and bought a 917 board off their website because no shops in my city carry their product. it was a PStix board. I bought the Last Place deck. it lasted about 5 months then i snapped it skating over a trash can. It's the first board ive snapped since i was probably 17, im 26 now.
5 months is a long ass time to skate a board and im guessing youre heavier now than you were 9 years ago
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Element boards sucks, Evan, Mason, Tyson, Phil and Jarne don't
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Deluxe doesn’t make a single piece of clothing that fits right, or lasts.
The opposite has been true in my experience.
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yeah quasi are all ps-stix and all of the 917 decks i have seen are generator
I took a chance and bought a 917 board off their website because no shops in my city carry their product. it was a PStix board. I bought the Last Place deck. it lasted about 5 months then i snapped it skating over a trash can. It's the first board ive snapped since i was probably 17, im 26 now.
you say that like snapping a board after 5 months isnt a shock
if it's lasting five months you're either skating something that looks like it went through a woodchipper or barely skating at all
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Who keeps a board for five months? Disgusting
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keep skateboarding disposable
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all shoe brands
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Element boards sucks, Evan, Mason, Tyson, Phil and Jarne don't
What about Madars?
Because nothing else MADARRRRS (James Hetfield voice)
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State Footwear
Malouf is sick but the shoes arent
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yeah quasi are all ps-stix and all of the 917 decks i have seen are generator
I took a chance and bought a 917 board off their website because no shops in my city carry their product. it was a PStix board. I bought the Last Place deck. it lasted about 5 months then i snapped it skating over a trash can. It's the first board ive snapped since i was probably 17, im 26 now.
5 months is yonks man - what did you think of the board?