Review on 🛹 Complete Jakks Pacific Cruiser Skateboard by Jason Morrison

First off, what the heck is "transparency" for a skateboard? For women's stockings, I understand. I'm lost to skateboards. But I had to rate to complete the review, so I ended up with an average. This is a small skateboard for a child. It is made in China under the Jakks brand in Santa Monica, California. All online product descriptions and images are correct and match the item I received. Please note that the weight limit for this board is 110 pounds; This is definitely a board for kids. The safety notice clearly states that there should only be one driver at a time...yes. There is only one kicktail so this board definitely has a front and back. Tried it out with a couple of neighborhood kids. Soft wheels are very popular, but note that they work best on smooth surfaces. Trucks are responsive and we tried a few simple adjustments. They also liked the roundness of the soundboard. Overall, it was a well-preserved board. Documentation: You will receive a label attached to the front end of the vehicle with information including product specifications and safety information. There seems to be a guarantee, but there are no details. There is a Jakks Guarantee URL. There's also a generic Jakks URL, a 1-800 contact number for North America, and a consumer contact email address - pretty good. Price: This item currently costs around $40, which I think is a fair price. You can find kids skateboards for as little as $20, and there are some very expensive ones too. This is well made and robust and has a good price-performance ratio. Conclusion: A simple children's skateboard at a fair average price.