Board for dancing

[Fisherman]

Hello, I want to buy a board for dancing. I tried an old schoool dancer but found it too long and want something smaller and more manuverable. I did search and looked at a roggs shorter dancer and the komodo but they are both to expensive as I would get hit with big shipping and taxes. I also tried some gravitys and sector 9s at the shop but I didn't really like them. This is not my first board.

[endzone_bob]

Dancer for the cost-concious = Eastbilt 60"



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[Fisherman]

Yeah but I said I wanted something small and manuverable. Around 50 inch or shorter

[arcane]

If the OSD is too long for you what size range are you looking for?

Edit: you answered my question at the same time I asked.

[Loki440]

well where are you located cause shipping to the states for a roggs jr is only 30, and have a couple made up right now

[Fisherman]

I'm in denmark. What would ship be?

[Loki440]

I'm in denmark. What would ship be?

expensive, 70-90 for shipping

[Fisherman]

Well then, NVM. I would be hit with taxes alot more pricey then the board. Sorry :/

[Loki440]

oh also for being over there why not something like the lush mako ? and it will be rather cheap comparably, not optimum nose or tail placement for dancing but nothing a drill wont fix

[Loki440]

ok let me rephrase that, being over there and wanting a dancing deck, i suggest takign a look at the lush mako, you might want to redrill it for better nose and tail lengths, but thats easy to do, and it will be easy for you to get and decently priced.


ill even help you with optimum placement if you decided to get it and redrill it

[Fisherman]

It's already a bit short. I have built a couple of boards and I think I might go that route again. Hey maybe you could give me some input on my thread in the building section.