Utilizing the same all new Flexdex BLACK material deck, the RT Slalom 30v has the same flex pattern as the standard Slalom 30v, meaning it’s still the lightest, fastest, flexiest and most responsive ever born from the Flexdex labratories, but ups the ante with its anrsenal of top of the line Ride Tech hardware.

Geared up with the stuff dreams are made of, the RT Slalom 30v is among the best of the best. The board carries top of the line 70mm/78a ABEC 11 Grippin wheels, Abec 7 Biltin bearings and the Tracker RTS/RTX truck carving system. In addition, the board employs the ground breaking Flexdex Vent System, allowing for maximum board flex and giving riders the highest possible turning and maneuverability of any skateboard.

If your serious about your ride, the RT Slalom 30v gets it done, and well.

Uncle Ebone says "We used to make a Slalom GT with bigger wheels. Boring. This new Flexdex Ride Technology upgrades our Slalom30v to a faster, smoother, tight-turning perfection machine. You can pump and carve this baby uphill!"

The standard Slalom 30v ride on steroids, the RT Slalom 30v incorporates the Flexdex Vent System with the Ride Tech hardware system to make this classicly-shaped slalom deck even more powerful and aggressive. Hailed the best carving board ever made, the RT Slalom 30v was designed to unleash the most energy through turns as possible.

Acting as mediators between rider and street the ABEC 11 Grippin wheels hold like suction cups to the road. With their hard-edged hourglass shape plus inner and outer flexible lips the Grippins are very fast, smooth, high traction wheels which provide controlled and comfortable slides. The extremely wide contact patch present on the Grippins make them the perfect wheel for the carving, hard turning and slalom riding that the board was designed to do.

Keeping the board riding like butter are the unrivaled Abec 7 Biltin bearings, the first precision bearing designed for skateboarding that incorporates an integrated spacer and washer. The perfectly faced inner races provides precise spacing and perfect alignment so that the locknuts can be snuggly tightened without pinching or binding the bearings. The bearings work together to more evenly share the sideloads and keep your wheels flat on the ground for better wear. This patented system is guaranteed to give you the fastest and strongest bearings on the planet. Tested by the world's fastest skateboarders in the most demanding conditions, Biltins provide unparalleled performance in all conditions. They are also the easiest bearings to use, making those nasty little washers and annoying spacers a thing of the past. Designed to be easier to maintain than other bearings, Biltins are simply the best and fastest skateboard bearings on the market today.

Finally, tying the Ride Tech system together are the Tracker RT-S/RT-X trucks. A combination of two different trucks, the RT-S and the RT-X, the system merges the stability of speed designs with the manuverability of slalom designs.

The Tracker RT-S model is stable and quick and has the stability of a full contact pivot point. It was designed to be used as a rear "traction" truck, one that provides greater stability and increased rider control. Using Tracker's exclusive hourglass bottom cushions, a taller top cushion and a slightly longer kingpin for more precise adjustments.

The Tracker RT-X model truck is quick and loose, has a high roll center and a straight point pivot for a more "tippy" turn. Designed to be used as a front steering truck, one that gets the rider into and out of a turn quickly and predictably. Also assembled using Tracker's exclusive hourglass bottom cushion, taller top cushion and a slightly longer kingpin for exact fine tuning.

In the end, will all this rad “Ride Tech” hardware make you a better skater? YES and that’s what matters. Get technical.

Average user rating from: 11 user(s)

Overall rating		4.6
Durability		5.0
Construction		4.5
Ride		4.6
Appearance		4.9
Stability		4.0
Agility		4.7

 

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New Thoughts, Monday, 24 August 2009

Written by flexboarder12   -  View all my reviews  - Top 500 Reviewer

Overall rating		3.5
Durability		5.0
Construction		5.0
Ride		3.0
Appearance		4.0
Stability		2.0
Agility		2.0

When you first get it you think its cool then you ride it a while and realize you just got robbed 150 bucks.

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How long have you ridden the board: All summer
What is your setup like?: Bennet 5.0, Otang 4pres purple
Typical Session Discipline: sliding,carving
How much did you pay?: 150 complete
Where did you purchase it?: flexdex
What were the strengths of the deck.: Very durable
What were the weaknesses?: The flex is completely dead. It doesnt pop you out of turns. Sinse it is so short and flexy it makes downhill pretty much impossible. MIne is now on craigslist.
Similar decks you have ridden?: Sector 9 maccas
Would you recommend it?: No

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Sick Board, Tuesday, 02 June 2009

Written by flexboarder12   -  View all my reviews  - Top 500 Reviewer

Overall rating		4.7
Durability		5.0
Construction		5.0
Ride		5.0
Appearance		5.0
Stability		3.0
Agility		5.0

amazing board

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How long have you ridden the board: Only about a week
What is your setup like?: Standard set up the RT version comes with
Typical Session Discipline: carving, cruising, a little downhill
How much did you pay?: 150. I got the blem deal on flexdex.com
Where did you purchase it?: flexdex.com
What were the strengths of the deck.: amazing flex. I have a Sector 9 bamboo board that was supposed to be a good flex board from sector 9 and the flex on this board is incredible
What were the weaknesses?: At higher speeds it gets a little sketchy. I havent got speed wobbles but it carves really well so when you are going fast it is a little intense
Similar decks you have ridden?: none
Would you recommend it?: Yes

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Full of surprises 2, Monday, 13 April 2009

Written by SchizoSk8s   -  View all my reviews  - Top 500 Reviewer

Overall rating		4.7
Durability		5.0
Construction		4.0
Ride		4.0
Appearance		5.0
Stability		5.0
Agility		5.0

When previously said indies kingpin adhesive dries I'll try it w venoms and mini Zig Zags. I have a feeling it will be too slow. A lot of knee strain pumping with 3' wedges so am attempting smaller wheels to avoid
much wheel/shoe bite but will probally be to slow. For all the friggin money I've spent trying to dial this ride I could've gotten a much better board. (is flexdex flooding the net with good reviews or what?!) Like I said in my previous review, my initial response was way more positive than now. I suppose when I get my
seismics going again I'll have more fun. If you are 200 lbs and size 13 I would stay away.

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How long have you ridden the board: Several weeks now
What is your setup like?: First it was Seismics w Otang 4 prez, then (after ruining threads on Seismic kingpins trying to change springs w/out reading labor intensive
"easy" directions) indie 150, indie 10' =crap. Old G.W. sidewinders, fair ( until rotting pivit cup gave out). Awaiting adhesive to dry on Khiro 2' kingpin switched on indies to accommodate venom bushings. Mucho
wheel/shoe bite/ pain and suffering w larger wheels tried zig zag 66's and got kingpin bite (ouch!) so until my seismic replacement parts come in, no more flexdex.
Typical Session Discipline: Garages/ transpo
How much did you pay?: see previous review
Where did you purchase it?: etc
What were the strengths of the deck.: with right set up, transpo, some pumping, but a bit soggy. Don't need much of an incline and you feel like you're on a friggin way bigger hill.
Water proof.
What were the weaknesses?: A bit soggy at times, can be frustrating with wrong set up (see above)
Similar decks you have ridden?: Gravity mini's, Howell fiberglass. various cambers
Would you recommend it?: Undecided

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Full of surprises, Friday, 27 March 2009

Written by SchizoSk8s   -  View all my reviews  - Top 500 Reviewer

Overall rating		5.0
Durability		5.0
Construction		5.0
Ride		5.0
Appearance		5.0
Stability		5.0
Agility		5.0

I feel like I've only scratched the surface (well duh only a week). This one
has strong promise of journeys into flex unknown... (no I'm not high)
It's everything everyone says (even the ads) and then some, enough
babbling It's raining and I'm going skating! (yes it's waterproof)
GET IT NOW!

Longboard Review

How long have you ridden the board: a week
What is your setup like?: Seismic 30/45, stock springs, Otang 4 president, Bones Swiss
Typical Session Discipline: Garages, walking dog in rain. ditch surfin
How much did you pay?: 2 something
Where did you purchase it?: Daddies
What were the strengths of the deck.: FAST,FAST,FAST! Fun as hell! garages that had become boring
turned into rollercoasters! Seriously. No I'm not high. I wobbled a few times, but was able to surf out of it.
What were the weaknesses?: Quit whining about ouchies from the glass, be a man CARRY IT BY THE TRUCKS! Or take some shoe goo and cover the edges baby.
Similar decks you have ridden?: Comet, Howell fiberglass (yes I'm that old)
Would you recommend it?: Yes

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Good but not the type of board for me, Thursday, 26 March 2009

Written by KCcarvin   -  View all my reviews  - Top 50 Reviewer

Overall rating		4.3
Durability		5.0
Construction		5.0
Ride		4.0
Appearance		5.0
Stability		2.0
Agility		5.0

I would recommend it to people who LIKE to slalom. my friend persuaded my to get it for my first slalom board... if its your first time with a slalom board get something cheaper.

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How long have you ridden the board: 3-4 months
What is your setup like?: Blitin bearings, abec 11 no skools 65mm 80a, Barrett trucks
Typical Session Discipline: pumping, cruising, getting around town
How much did you pay?: 215.89
Where did you purchase it?: Daddies Board Shop (online)
What were the strengths of the deck.: VERY FLEXIBLE!!!!!, can not break... ran it over with my truck perfectly fine, Bouncy, glides like a motha flippin ice block on.... ice
What were the weaknesses?: too small for me... i like big boards, if you don't pump correctly it will throw you off the board, need to footbrake alot to not die, A LOT OF SPLINTER THINGS ON THE SIDE OF THE BOARD!!!
Similar decks you have ridden?: none first slalom deck
Would you recommend it?: Yes

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