question for someone that can tell me or help me i mean there no shops there a million sector 9 boards out there in zummies but please someone start a shop here anything i had to get my board in Oregon i went on a plane lol my last board i got i picked it up in cali HELP PLEZ
Dude there isn't any longboard stores in Nevada. The only place I have found is Out of Bounds in Carson City. But they have a very limited selection. For my local Reno buddies I use my conections to get them boards for as cheap as I can. I havent been able to get any start up business money or i would open a longboard store. But the best you can do now is find cheap boards online. Or you can start making your own. A few friends and I have made some custom longboards, nothing to amazing. But we have lately been working on some fiberglass boards. Hasnt been going to well. )
Dude there isn't any longboard stores in Nevada. The only place I have found is Out of Bounds in Carson City. But they have a very limited selection. For my local Reno buddies I use my conections to get them boards for as cheap as I can. I havent been able to get any start up business money or i would open a longboard store. But the best you can do now is find cheap boards online. Or you can start making your own. A few friends and I have made some custom longboards, nothing to amazing. But we have lately been working on some fiberglass boards. Hasnt been going to well. )
haha ok ic ic yeah online but i love the feeling of having a shop to go to and you get to see all the wheels you feel like your in a candy store i guess for now ill stick to powder and sun all they have are sector 9 and never summers but there good people to ride with maybe one day lol thanks for the reply
Yeah, I live here in Vegas.... I go into Zummies,or other mall stores that sell skateboards, and they have lots of complete longboards, but not longboard trucks or wheels- just complete setups. it's f#$%ing stupid.... if you sell someone a complete- what if they enjoy it, and want to upgrade to better equipment- the store they bought the board from is useless to them, and they have to go elsewhere, and they lose the customer.
They sell popsicle boards, and sell seperate trucks and wheels for them.... so they can have repeat buisness- but not for longboarders, who more than likely have more disposeable income than a 15 year old skater. Stupid.
Although I went into Zumies last year, and they had a GF Hurley longboard that was a display board, and they were selling it for $40 because the wheels were dirty..... I bought it, sold the deck for $40 on ebay, and still use the trucks and wheels.
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