🛹 DGWBT 41-inch Bamboo Hard Maple Deck Longboard - Complete Skateboard Cruiser for Cruising, Carving, Freestyle, Ollie, Dancing, and Downhill Riding Review

I weigh about 240 pounds and it handled my weight perfectly. I'm still learning how to drive, but mostly it's smooth. My only problem is that the wheels get caught on even the smallest of rocks, pebbles or cracks, requiring me to ride on very flat tracks. But that should be the case for most people anyway. It was a great learning board!

Just perfect. Wheels and bearings are really smooth. Good turning angles, good trucks. The quality is high and overall it looks pretty cool. Maybe the only problem I have is that it's quite big and heavy. It's just a personal preference. If there is another model that is smaller and lighter but performs pretty much the same, I would definitely buy that one as well.

new to all kinds of boarding, bombing hills with this thing. Solid feel, great price, very friendly, would definitely buy again if you want to go downhill, just note that the axles are 50 degrees, I'll see how important that is to me. FYI this is not a complaint but something to keep in mind

Good longboard. My daughter likes it very much. The only downside is that when she rode our neighbors longboard she remarked how much better the bearings were. I thought I did my research and thought the bearings were good at it, but it turns out they weren't as good as I expected. They're not bad, just not as good as the others. The design and finish of the board is good, the non-slip texture on the top is excellent.

Decent entry-level LB, especially considering the price. My son enjoys skating and skiing, but not a full-size skateboard. I bought him a shorter one a few months ago, which is now gathering dust. But after the first try, he changed his mind. Probably the lower center of gravity makes it feel more secure. The board flexes right, with good fat wheels and good bearings. We go to the nearest park and drive a few kilometers there on warm days.

This was my very first longboard I ever bought. Although I don't ride it anymore because it's too flexible for my liking, when riding it I can tell that it was good, stable and low to the ground. If you're going downhill, this is the board. However, if you want to knock her down at high speed, this might not be the best option as she bends a lot. For anyone looking for a longboard, start first and travel from point A to point B, this longboard will do.

Surprisingly well made! I've had this board for a long time and have been pretty rough on it. It's a little torn around the edges, but that's because I flipped it on tricks. Shouldn't be a problem for the average user. Very sturdy with little flex (although I'm only about 150lbs it might flex more for a heavier person). The bearings are actually very good. They're not top quality, but they're better than most standard bearings. I also really like the tails as they allow the board to be lifted…