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Reviews written by WalkTogether 70mm/78a, Wednesday, 14 February 2007 Equipment Reviews How long have you ridden them?: 6 monthsWhat Setup are you running them on?: Loaded Vanguard, Randal 180's Typical Discepline?: Cruising, pumping How much did you pay for them?: $50 Where did you buy them?: Mile High Skates What are their weaknesses?: Drift can be choppy What are their strengths?: Great grip, perfect pumping wheel, fast/rolls over everything Would you recommend them?: Yes G-Bones, Wednesday, 14 February 2007 Equipment Reviews How long have you ridden them?: 11 monthsWhat Setup are you running them on?: Black Label, Indy's Typical Discepline?: Street/tranny How much did you pay for them?: $35 Where did you buy them?: PurpleSkunk.com What are their weaknesses?: The squared lip made some coping tough to lock in (more skater than gear) What are their strengths?: Smooth slide, great hookup and traction, fast in parks/roads What similar equipment have you ridden?: 55mm Spitfires, 53mm Flips Would you recommend them?: Undecided Vanguard, Wednesday, 14 February 2007 Longboard Review How long have you ridden the board: 9 monthsWhat is your setup like?: Flex 4, Randal 180's (nothing works better for this board), 70mm/78a Zig Zags Typical Session Discipline: Cruising, pumping, skitching How much did you pay?: $160 Where did you purchase it?: PurpleSkunk.com (w/ SF coupon code) What were the strengths of the deck.: Insane flex, energy, waterproof What were the weaknesses?: Lack of tail but I got used to it Similar decks you have ridden?: None Would you recommend it?: Yes 9", Wednesday, 14 February 2007 Equipment Reviews How long have you ridden them?: 2 monthsWhat Setup are you running them on?: Black Label - 9x33x15.5 WB, 54's Typical Discepline?: Street/Tranny How much did you pay for them?: $40? Where did you buy them?: SoCalSkateshop.com (Only online place that carries the 2 larger sizes) What are their weaknesses?: Look like toys, not as cool as Indy, made in China (if you care about politics) What are their strengths?: A lighter Independent, less noticeable dead spots, slightly beefier hangar, the hole really works as a bottle opener, Great quick turn, smooth grinding, better stock bushings than most (89a) What similar equipment have you ridden?: Indy 169's, Tracker 161's Would you recommend them?: Yes << Start < Prev 1 Next > End >> Results 1 - 4 of 4 |
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