A good board

[Rufio]

I am looking to buy my first board. Mainly for college and ive narrowed it down to a few but im not sure. I either wanna get a loaded pintail, the barelled nine, the island hopper, a cosmic maybe cosmic 1, a cosmic triam, or a cosmic two crz hossegor, or somoa.... and advice or which ones are good or the best for my situation?

[Iron Chef]

Out of those, I would say get the Loaded pin.

If I were to get a campus cruiser type board at the moment though (and I lived in the US, shipping over the boarder is a pain), I would probably get a Subsonic Swift 40k. Those are suuuper nice.

The 39" gravity carves look pretty nice too.

It REALLY just depends on what turns your crank.

[carveasy]

i would go with the loaded out of that list.

but i hear that lowered boards are easier to push than a "regular" board.
i just ordered the swift 42 because of this. plus Scott is a great guy to deal with.

www.subsonicskateboards.com

[Iron Chef]

i would go with the loaded out of that list.

but i hear that lowered boards are easier to push than a "regular" board.
i just ordered the swift 42 because of this. plus Scott is a great guy to deal with.

www.subsonicskateboards.com

Yeah, that is 110% true. Lowered boards are SO easy to ride it isn't even funny.

For a lowered board though, I would say go with a Landyachtz Drop Carve or a Kebbek Caften.

The drop carve would be nice because of the kicktail, and the Caften has that wedged nose so it would have a tight turning radius.

It kind of depends on what you want. It's hard to find a package that's going to have a smooth flex, a good turning radius, small enough to lug around, and be easy to push. I would say pushing would be the least of your concerns.

[Cwazy Nick-E]

i would definetly go with the pintail \/

[El Beefo]

Not only will the loaded perform better, it will also look better than the boards everyone else will be riding.

[worldwide]

the sector nine cosmic trilam is the only sector nine that preforms well. get it or the loaded. i have never owned a loaded, but i have owned the trilam