Loaded Ceviche. Anyone know what its main strengths are?

**Strats and Boards** · 11-07-2009 01:53 AM

So im looking into a new board, and i came across this. Watching the video and it seems like stuff hat would be good for around here. Is it good for sliding? On the site it gave it 3/4 stars for sliding but does anyone tried it that could tell me? Oh and for downhill, what about carving?

**skater101** · 11-07-2009 05:54 AM

Originally Posted by Strats and Boards

So im looking into a new board, and i came across this. Watching the video and it seems like stuff hat would be good for around here. Is it good for sliding? On the site it gave it 3/4 stars for sliding but does anyone tried it that could tell me? Oh and for downhill, what about carving?

sliding: hands down slides take a little practice, and not as smooth as longer boards, since it's 33' and high above the ground.

carving: perfect for carving, pumping is a blast

downhill: NO. please, don't try it.

banks and bowls: realllllyyyy funnnnn, very compatible with it

i personally think that the james and louis make riding the ceviche look soooo easy, but when i bought one myself, it was pretty difficult doing most of their tricks.

**gabetar** · 11-07-2009 09:09 AM

Don't buy that board. a pool deck with turny trucks and soft wheels would work better and be cheaper.

**DHBM** · 11-07-2009 09:22 AM

Originally Posted by Strats and Boards

So im looking into a new board, and i came across this. Watching the video and it seems like stuff hat would be good for around here. Is it good for sliding? On the site it gave it 3/4 stars for sliding but does anyone tried it that could tell me? Oh and for downhill, what about carving?

the search function would get you more answers...

derf not for DH though

**urbs** · 11-07-2009 01:07 PM

it has four wheels.

**soccerforlife** · 11-07-2009 09:05 PM

Yeah don't even try any kind of speed with it. Then again in the cheese and steeze or whatever video james kelly is going pretty fast on his ceviche. its very light and easy to flick into shuvits or bigspin type things.

**colonel forbin** · 11-08-2009 08:53 AM

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"Don't buy that board. a pool deck with turny trucks and soft wheels would work better and be cheaper."

that is exactly what should be said about the loaded fish and ceviche

**Cann0n** · 11-08-2009 08:59 AM

Their ratings aren't REAL ratings.

Loaded don't hake DH boards.

You can slide virtually any board. It's the wheels, not the board.

**DHBM** · 11-08-2009 09:09 AM

the ceviche is a DH board

put purptang on it venom DH pack, and some bear smokies

don't forget your full face and your leathers.

Mary's gunna be fun for ya

**UltyHuck13** · 11-08-2009 09:21 AM

Originally Posted by DHBM

the ceviche is a DH board

put purptang on it venom DH pack, and some bear smokies

don't forget your full face and your leathers.

Mary's gunna be fun for ya

see now you're making sense...

when you made your first post in this thread, I was like 'wtf is this idiot talking about'.

now you're finally being logical.

**DHBM** · 11-08-2009 09:23 AM

Originally Posted by UltyHuck13

see now you're making sense...

when you made your first post in this thread, I was like 'wtf is this idiot talking about'.

now you're finally being logical.

word .

**BBirch** · 11-10-2009 09:19 AM

I have a ceviche with gullwing sidewinders and orangatangs in heat, i love how carvy it is, it slides so perfect for stand up slides however the hands down ones are a litle tricky, its a little small but you get used to it (i'm 6'1" w. size 12 shoes haha). you can pump for miles and carving is so much fun. you can do DH on it i suppose, i,ve been 29mph on it without speed wobbles but i think thats all about the rider..... if you have the money to spend and your looking for a fun campus cruiser/slider/carver i'd go with the ceviche