Review on 🛹 40-Inch Downhill Longboard Skateboard - 7 Ply Canadian Maple Deck, Complete Cruiser for Free-Style Riding by Dave Moody

My son, 7 years old, has been skating for more than a few years. Not a pro, but not a beginner either. We had two different boards (used Santa Cruise and Decatron). This time we want to try a new board. I researched various articles including the Mexican factory and the Chinese factory. and agreed that most of the fancy boards are now even produced outside the USA. And we decided to try "no brand" but good quality. If you see the description of this JFJ Tengu, the specification is the best among boards on the market. Your description like 100A, ABEC-9 with clear sandy surface with truck quality strength! I knew that some articles mentioned that ABEC-9 numbers cannot be trusted, but I can't help. I also checked other items that are full under JFJ. And they even sell the bearings separately, which gave me more confidence that I shouldn't get too excited about just the name. There must be a lot of local Chinese factories whose bags can compete with Gucci just by comparing the quality of the ingredients. And then. The payment just arrived two hours ago. We were all so excited when we opened the package. Check out the reality of this bizarre description. Two wheels don't even touch the ground. Not sure what the problem is. It's possible the board (which they call Canadian 7ply) is warped, or the truck's axles are bent, or the brush is bad. My question is why didn't they even check for this simple alignment problem before packaging? You thought you found a good Chinese factory that claims they use better leather with new sawmill technology after spending a lot of time researching. They decide not to spend money just on the brand. When he arrives, you find that a shoulder pad is missing. Should I only blame myself for wasting my time on energy? I'm trying to get her contact number but no trace.