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  1. 10-31-2009 10:40 AM #1
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    Default Santa Cruz Thatch Cruzer

    I have a santa cruz thatch cruzer and its been fun for carving down hills but i want to learn how to slide I think the wheels 65mm 78a are to soft also does it matter the board or just the wheels for slides.
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  3. 10-31-2009 10:55 AM #2
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    Default Re: Santa Cruz Thatch Cruzer

    Quote Originally Posted by gorton33 View Post
    I have a santa cruz thatch cruzer and its been fun for carving down hills but i want to learn how to slide I think the wheels 65mm 78a are to soft also does it matter the board or just the wheels for slides.
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    1. yes those wheels are pretty soft. i recomend some 85a or anything in the 80's so you can slide and still carve a lil bit.

    2. your gonna want a board that was enough concave to keep your feet in place while busting out slides. and probly a shorter board.

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    Default Re: Santa Cruz Thatch Cruzer

    any ideas if it does well as a cruiser,carver,LDP?
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