People have said most options for twin decks - Real, Krooked, Deathwish, and quite a few other options with symmetrical kicks, the most recent one that will be widely available for a minute is the Krooked 8.3 (as per pic below) but the funny thing with most of these boards is they feel so short overall and the nose is actually more relevant than you might think, which is also the main reason we have so few twin boards and why it has only ever been something of a novelty for the most part.
A couple of guys I skate with are able to do almost everything both ways, so they find it the best to skate, just like Ishod Wair or Bobby Worrest who skate switch a lot. Others like Anthony Van Englen prefer to ride a regular board, and does a lot of switch tricks, but prefers a normal nose to do them off, rather than a second tail or two symmetrical kicks.
Not to be a smartass, but the whole reason I like to have one or two coloured bolts is to show which end is which, and therefore make it a whole lot easier to see nose from tail when you just do plain black grip, but more to the point of the shape and feel of the kicks, there are a lot of companies out there that make very steep, very mellow, or nice in between kicks, so going in to a skate shop and standing on a lot of different boards is the best way to work out what feels more comfortable than what you might be currently riding. I know with covid issues, that is easier said than done some times.
Topic: twin "hybird" decks (Read 1809 times)