The best,  Wednesday, 07 March 2007 I like Radikals.

 After 30 years, I finally got a pair,  Wednesday, 07 March 2007 When i was a kid, I could not afford any Bennetts (or even ACS's). Somewhere along the way I picked up a set of Indys and never really considered Bennetts again. A couple of weeks ago I won a set at the Texas Sizzler and was totally stoked to ride them. The trucks work great, but the bushings suck. maybe they were all that back in the day, but now they are just mushy with no rebound at all. I haven't tried the trucks with Khiro's or anything yet. I don't really care anyway. They look cool on this totally old school deck with old red 1980's Kryptos. Perfect for slide sessions, 360's or nose wheelies in my house.

 This board kicks ass,  Wednesday, 14 February 2007 Looking for a longboard that handles better than it should, just the right amount of flex, and is about as good looking as a skateboard can be? Check out the Pressure Drop Rapid Descent. It is 42" x 9.75" and is really fun to ride.

The first thing I noticed when I got mine was the concave. This board is a bit more concave than my other longboards and the result is the quickest steering longboard I have ever had. It is a great cruiser, very stable at high speeds and just simply a blast to ride.

The flex is kind of hard to explain. It feels stiff, but I donīt think it is. I live in New Mexico and in the ditches I like just a smidge of flex and this board feels right. Maybe just slightly less flex than my Sector 9 Bomb Hills. And speaking of ditches, the handling in ditches is awesome. Stable when bombing Indian School or the Bear, but changes lines easily too. I have a few friends that have these decks too and it would not surprise me to see this board on the podium at Indian School and/or the Ditch Slap week after.

The last thing I want to mention are the looks. Nice shape, just enough nose and tail and that classy, sexy black Formica bottom. I am not sure why I like Formica so much, but it makes this deck look truly beautiful. Check it out at pressuredroplongboards.com.