🏔️ Atom Longboards All Terrain Longboard Woody: Conquer Any Terrain in Style! Review

This longboard has revolutionized the way I ride. I love it. It has such a great overall feel. The bikes give you an insane feeling of confidence. You can ride things you thought would put your face on the ground. It's wild, conquering gravel and grass hills and steep curbs. In addition, the board has excellent flexibility. I highly recommend.

I've been riding a board for years and this board is sooo cool! Copes very well with bumpy roads and light off-road conditions. On the short grass one flies as on clouds. But for me the best part is how he can dig into the cut. I ride pretty freely as I prefer carving to speed and this allows me to cut 2x sharper or 2x faster. Of course, the main thing to get used to is the wheels. This makes the pedal slower, plus it's relatively heavy so you have to work harder, but you don't have to pay…

Love this board! exactly the same as MBS All Terrain but with a lighter and flatter deck. Ride effortlessly over cracks, small rocks and grassy patches. It takes a little more effort to push, but the result is a smooth ride and deep, natural cuts, almost like snowboarding on fresh snow. I tweaked the setup a bit and added ceramic bearings with integrated spacers and speed rings and now I ride all day. My second board broke in the same place as the first. Looks like a manufacturing defect. This…

I can't understand how much I love my Atom Longboard. I'm a business pro, just turned 32 and drive it almost every day. I have a relatively short commute to work, so on days I'm not in a hurry, I drive all the way to work while listening to podcasts. During the day I'm in a hurry, I drive to work, and since the parking lot is about half a mile from the office, I take a board and cycle it from the parking lot to the office. I ride in the rain or in the sun. I was never a skateboarder as a kid…

My first longboard and I couldn't ask for anything better! I've used the board on rocky mountain trails, dry/sandy mountain trails, poorly paved trails, well paved trails, and even swampy, root-covered, leafy trails in Louisiana. This board has performed amazingly well. I've owned the board for 6 months now and the only downsides are the tendency to "hydroplan" and sway on gravel when going over 15mph and the occasional root stick when not going fast enough. Also, beware of sand deeper than 3…

I've only ridden it once and I've made sure it's in excellent condition. Background: I haven't skateboarded in over 30 years and decided to get one to get around and do cardio, which is more fun than just running. I'm in the sub 300 range and have found the board has very little flex under my weight. The trucks might have been tuned for a lighter and more experienced person, but I had no problem just speeding down the road. The wheels moved so smoothly that I had no idea the road I was on was a

I bought this because where I am on roads and sidewalks it is very rough and normal wheels would be impossible to ride. For that it works fine. I'll warn you right away, the bushings are quite soft, every time you tighten them, they slip out of the caps and deform. If you want more stability or a tighter turn, you'll need to add some stiffer bushings. The wheelbase is wide and probably works great when you're going downhill and don't need to add momentum. However, if you do need to push off…

Are your streets a patchwork nightmare made mostly of wonder and sadness? Have your sidewalks been paved by someone who's never heard of the level? Then look no further because this is the board for you! This is the third longboard I've owned and the first one that felt like I had a chance to compete with the wonder (rough gravel asphalt) that pervades the area I live in. The other two boards I have have regular 70mm wheels and while both are good on their own neither can do the miracle without

I bought this longboard on a whim. My 9 and 6 year old daughters recently took up skateboarding and I got bored in the park watching them skateboard on the basketball court. I thought about getting a skateboard, but as a 44-year-old, 5'7" and 250-pound guy, I didn't think getting back on a regular skateboard was a good idea. I knew I wouldn't be doing stunts like I did when I was a teenager and I would most likely injure myself. I just wanted something fun to ride while the girls roll. I…