I am not so use to the classic standard boards because I have been long boarding for years, and I'm just getting started with this new board. The board is sturdy, nothing is wrong except for the wheels or the bearings. The wheels were so tight that I had to loosen all four of them which made the board run smoother so that's good! there is one wheel that is a little bit tight but it runs good! I will probably buy big wheels but that one wheel is not letting me adjust it, it's like stuck a bit. Overall, it's a good board for beginners, it just that you will have to adjust the wheels yourself so that it runs properly.ðŸ‘

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.

This was my first board and something I consider to have been a really good buy as far as quality and durability.

But I do regret buying this board and not spending extra money and buying a decent one.

The deck has little to no pop. Good luck getting ollies over 10 inches.
Bearings are good for the first few weeks but 3 broke after that. Had to replace them with Bones Reds (which are awesome btw)
Grip is SUPER GRIPPY and I wish the same grip was available separately. The only company I would skate over it is AmGrip.
Wheels are super hard.
This board is meant for cruising and for basic park tricks. Really a beginners board.

Trust me though, if you want to get you or your kid into skating and want him to CONTINUE it and be good at it, you should buy all parts of a board separately and just setup your own. Completes are never worth it, especially $40 ones from Amazon.

Good board overall. 4/5 because of bearing replacement coming so soon and because of low pop.

Im new to skateboarding and bought this one as my first real skateboard. I got it today in the mail (on time) and took it for a test ride and here's what i think so far:

1: Deck itself is a good, sturdy deck, a little bit on the heavier side but i think that's mostly due to the decks.
2: The trucks are decent but a bit loose. I got minor wheel bite. But tightening them should fix it.
3: The wheels are Polyurethane and not plastic like walmart boards.
4: The bearings aren't the best, when i took it out of the box the nut was tightened too tight and prevented them from spinning, a skateboard tool would be handy. But even when loosening the nut, the wheels didn't spin for more than 5 seconds, when i rode it i got a good 10-15 feet per kick.
5: The grip tape has amazing grip but peels a bit easy so it may have to be replaced later on.
6: The graphic also peels a bit easy but since its in the bottom it shouldn't be too much of a bother, it also comes with riser 1/8" hardware.

In general it's an overall decent board for begginers. A lot better than walmart boards in my opinion. Sturdy deck and decent trucks, bearings and wheels. I'm new to skateboarding so in my opinion it's a good starter board but if you're not new to skateboarding like me, i suggest getting a better quality board or if yoy decide to get this one you'll have to change the bearings and grip tape eventually.

One thing i didn't like was that one of the bearings was an ABEC 7 and from a different brand (the rest were Krown ABEC 9s).

And yes, this IS a KROWN skateboard.
I also posted a review video on YouTube for those who want a verbal honest opinion/review, its not the best but at least there's a review on this board now!

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