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Reviews written by Petary791 Great mini although overpriced., Sunday, 16 November 2008
Longboard Review How long have you ridden the board: A couple months.What is your setup like?: My buddy's is set up stock from Moosejaw with Gullwing Mission 1's, Arbor 65mm 78A wheels, and ABEC 5 Greaseballs. Typical Session Discipline: Carving, commuting, slalom How much did you pay?: I think he paid $90 or $110 Where did you purchase it?: Moosejaw What were the strengths of the deck.: Tiny, carvy What were the weaknesses?: I thought the Missions were too wide for it. Similar decks you have ridden?: Ladera Purple Heart. Would you recommend it?: No The Ultimate Pocket Sized Commuter, Wednesday, 12 November 2008
Longboard Review How long have you ridden the board: A few months.What is your setup like?: The one I rode was Randal 150's with Ruby Randals all around except for 1 Yellow Randal up front, Orangatang 4President Typical Session Discipline: Commuting, Carving, Pumping How much did you pay?: Nothing Where did you purchase it?: My friend got it straight from Legendary What were the strengths of the deck.: The ability to run big wheels on a small board is really enticing for campus cruising. It also pumps pretty well although I might run Bennett 6.0's on it instead of Randals. What were the weaknesses?: Nothing really if you don't mind a small footspace. Similar decks you have ridden?: Arcane Mini, Ladera Purple Heart, Arbor Mini, Sector 9 Mini Would you recommend it?: Yes Slalom galore., Monday, 10 November 2008
Equipment Reviews How long have you ridden them?: A month or so.What Setup are you running them on?: Rayne Libido Typical Discepline?: Slalom, no sliding How much did you pay for them?: $45 What are their weaknesses?: Nothing What are their strengths?: Fast and grippy What similar equipment have you ridden?: Zig Zags Would you recommend them?: Yes 3, Monday, 10 November 2008
Equipment Reviews How long have you ridden them?: A few months.What Setup are you running them on?: Insect Mosquito Typical Discepline?: Commuting, Pumping, Garage Bombing, light Downhill How much did you pay for them?: $54 Where did you buy them?: Mile High Skates What are their weaknesses?: They wear pretty easily but they're wheels, what do you expect. What are their strengths?: They eat up the sidewalk like it's dinner time, they grip super well for pumping, but at the same time they drift at speed and slide quite well for huge square edged pieces of urethane. What similar equipment have you ridden?: Big Zigs Would you recommend them?: Yes The best bearings I've ever used., Friday, 07 November 2008
The ease of use makes it so I probably won't use any other bearings ever again. Equipment Reviews How long have you ridden them?: ~4 monthsWhat Setup are you running them on?: I'm running them in my Orangatang InHeats and 4Presidents. Typical Discepline?: Slalom, cruising, shutdown sliding, drifting, abusing them. How much did you pay for them?: $30 Where did you buy them?: DBS, Legendary What are their weaknesses?: Nothing at all really. What are their strengths?: The ease of use is awesome because I don't need to worry about spacers and speed rings. They're also really really to clean. What similar equipment have you ridden?: Speedy Lunatics, Reds Would you recommend them?: Yes Results 1 - 5 of 9
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