wisconsin

[i2hard2kill]

around here and know any longboard shops?

[Michael Billings]

Boardwurx on the corner of 94 and 83 is decent. Haven't been around there for awhile. Whereabouts are you?

[i2hard2kill]

Originally Posted by Bilzo

Boardwurx on the corner of 94 and 83 is decent. Haven't been around there for awhile. Whereabouts are you?

Im from Milwaukee

[chicagolongboards]

Longboard shops in the midwest? I know there isn't such a thing in the Chicagoland area. Maybe a skateshop or two that carries loaded, but that is about it for retail shops. Your best bet is to check out online shops like milehighskates.

[Michael Billings]

If you go down to the 3rd Ward and find a place called Moda3, they are decent. I was in there 2 years ago and they have a few items.

I'm in Brookfield, we should skate.

[User Name:]

knuckleheads in downtown madison has quite a few decks, wheels, and whatnot, along with any smoking supplies you might need ha

[Tamadrummer]

Phase II over on Farwell and North? (I'm not sure which intersection, it is right next to The Oriental, a movie theater, on Farwell) They carry Flexdex and a few other brands. Not a huge selection but they've got some stuff.

[mangels]

Yeah - the place on State Street in Madison is actually Freedom Skates. But you hafta enter through Knuckleheads to get there. Freedom's in the back of the same retail space.

They carry lots of longboards and wheels and trucks. Landy, Madrid, Randall, Bear, ABEC 11, Hawgs, you name it. Austin and Doughnut are stand-up guys. They'll take care of you. If you want it and they don't have it, they will get it for you. Usually pretty quick too. Unlike most skate shops, the store isn't 20% hardware and 80% clothing. Just the opposite. They have a couple t-shirts and some hats, the rest is all skates.