The media could not be loaded. I loved the quality of the design and bearings speed especially how amazing it was considering the low price it was so worth it and it's amazing!I recommend it!

i started skating a month ago and bought this as my first board since it is cheap and looked to be built pretty well. i would recommend this! good wheels, great bearings and the trucks make turning a breeze. im even learning to do tricks on this board and so far no issues besides a weird cracking sound when i landed an ollie but the board is perfectly fine. i ride every where with this.

pros: built really well for a cheap skateboard(im impressed)
7 ply wood pattern
abec 9 bearings(even tho the description says 7 its 9)
good rubber wheels
nice concave
sturdy but not heavy
cons: cheap grip tape(chipped first day riding)
paint on edge of deck chips easy too.

as you can see the cons for the board, i received, are cosmetic. i personally dont mind since once the deck chips more ill just paint it myself.

if you are a beginner skater or getting this as a gift for a new skater its perfect! not a department store skateboard dont worry this is a nice board.

This is my first real skateboard, and I wanted to master the basics before buying an expensive skateboard. This was a great deal for only $35, and I predict it will last a while and when the board breaks, I will keep the trucks. The wheels are of cheap material, but are very smooth and good for beginners. I heard some small creaking or cracking and don't know if that means it's breaking or just stretching/wearing-in. All in all if you are a beginner to intermediate skateboarder, this is the board for you. But if you are already an advanced skateboarder, go for something better.

Board was delivered well-before the scheduled delivery date (and this was during the Christmas season, mind you)! Came as-promised and looks sharp. Daughter has been 'abusing' it since then and ABSOLUTELY loves it! Appears to be sturdy, quite manageable (daughter's input, not mine) and she is thrilled. I was even thinking of hopping on it and giving it a try... NOT! She's happy, I happy! Kudos!

For under $40 the board rolls great. Made in china, almost of course. I'd planned to get an SCSK8 board assembled in the US and let the kid cover it in his own stickers. He SOOOOO loved the graphics on this I relented but will probably get the SCSK8 for me to ride with him. Anyhow, this board has VERY stiff bushings so it's tough for my 6yr olds 70lbs of body to turn it until we both loosened the nut ~and~ I put my extra 100lbs of weight on the bushings to start loosening them up. If you like a board the turns tight circles you'll probably have to change out the bushings though we'll see if these break in better. We tightened the wheels up a bit to help my tall 6 year old learn his balance. The wheels have a very light 'banded' texture to them- I'd expect they'd be smooth. I expect it will wear off quickly, though. The board has a pronounced curve to the center, presumably to aid doing flips. It doesn't seem to inhibit his ability to feel comfortable finding his footing and probably helps him be able to get it to turn due to the extra leverage. The tape is grippy- doesn't feel overly so but I haven't ridden a skateboard like this in 25 years, so what do I know about rating grip tape? =D