Bustin Spliff Or Gallagher waverly

[stokeD!]

Bustin Spliff Or Gallagher waverly

im looking for another board and i cant decide help which is a better board all around

other suggestions would be great

[Mile_High_Mark]

Disclaimer: I will be selling the Gallagher board.

It's an interesting design, that's hard to describe. It's almost as if the board has a reverse concave where your feet go, sort of like an "arch support." I'm going to be setting them up with Bennetts, Indys, or Tracker Racetracks so you can pump like crazy.

[8sacred8]

... It's almost as if the board has a reverse concave where your feet go, sort of like an "arch support."...

eh?
convex?

how this is good?
(i'm not trying to be a smart ass, i simply don't understand.)

[longingforchrist]

The humu has it and it feels great under you feet, it really helps you grip the board, and it feel just really comfortable, and I want to bump this cause now that mark is selling them see what peoples thought are on the board.

[Mile_High_Mark]

I was extremely skeptical of the Gallagher, and had them send me one of their completes. While I liked the stock wheels (Hot Spots), I thought that traditional bushing-style trucks would work better. I initially went with Tracker Racetracks, but I couldn't find the right combo of risers/bushings (and didn't want to spend weeks dorking around with hundreds of combos). Next up were Bennett's 6.0 Vectors, and those complemented the board nicely. I played around with a 6.0/RT-S combo, but wanted to keep the board "direction-less." That, and some people freak out when they see mis-matched trucks (the hardcore LDP folks generally don't buy stock completes, so I wasn't worried about losing sales to that segment of the market).

Bottom line, it's a surprisingly fun board. The profile is a lot more complex--and functional--than I initially thought, and the board can easily handle a 200-pound rider.

I've never seen/ridden a Bustin, so I can't compare the two.