strikers or noskoolz

**Gs-boards** · 07-15-2009 11:58 AM

Hey, im going to order a gravity carve 43 or 39, not sure which 1.
but i wanna order some strikers or noskoolz with it, i wanna cruise, slide and pool/park skate with it. which wheels, and what duro are the best if i want all those thing in 1 wheel?

**Bryant@BCLongboards** · 07-15-2009 12:26 PM

Originally Posted by Gs-boards

Hey, im going to order a gravity carve 43 or 39, not sure which 1.
but i wanna order some strikers or noskoolz with it, i wanna cruise, slide and pool/park skate with it. which wheels, and what duro are the best if i want all those thing in 1 wheel?

I'd roll on the no skoolz if you wanna do more pool/park and the strikers if you wanna do more sliding.

**respect roots** · 07-15-2009 12:31 PM

i use no skoolz for some hard carving and sliding, really works well here in the philippines as we have concrete that is really good and bad.

**Maxx** · 07-15-2009 12:49 PM

I cruise,slide, and carve on my c39 with strikers. They're sweet. Never tried pool/park.

**Gs-boards** · 07-16-2009 08:22 AM

k.. i wait for some more posts.

btw, maxx is the c39 good for cruising/sliding and carving? cuz i think im gonna buy that 1and not the c43

**Maxx** · 07-16-2009 09:28 AM

Originally Posted by Gs-boards

k.. i wait for some more posts.

btw, maxx is the c39 good for cruising/sliding and carving? cuz i think im gonna buy that 1and not the c43

Its great for cruising, the kick tail is very helpful for curbs. Its also very good for sliding, the kicktail feels a little soft but it still works well for me. As for carving, I run Randal 150's and it definitely turns well, its no vanguard or dervish, but with a small riser or two its get pretty good wheel clearance. By the way, this was my first real longboard I bought and I've learned almost everything I know on it. I like it alot. Just know that it has a little flex to it so hard-pounding park tricks may not be best for it.