🛹 MINORITY 40-inch Drop Trough Deck Longboard Skateboard: Ideal for Smooth Cruising Rides Review

I have a weight limit (220 only) but decided to give the board a try. The board has lots of curves and looks and feels almost exactly like the first board I bought from the Big Five years ago. Side or don't want the crazy flexboard to look different. Can't be exact but it will probably be a good board for those under 180 (maybe 200), the heavier you are the more flex you will get from this board. Also note that the quality of the wood is not the best as I heard a little cracking before the…

My wife gave me this longboard for Christmas in December 2020. Everything looked good at first. The graphics are cool and the bearings are not bad for a beginner board. Unfortunately, being in a northern climate, I wasn't able to use my board until the summer. This month (June 2020) I was able to use the longboard 4 times in total before the deck broke completely as can be seen in the attached photos. To clarify, I'm not a professional boarder so I've only ever used it very mildly. No jumps, no

I don't know who to get angry with, the logistics center or the company that makes the circuit board. I ordered TWO of these boards and received a message during shipping that one of the boards was being returned to the carrier because the packaging was damaged in transit. So one of the boards has arrived, it's just lying loose in a big box, flapping around, I open the box and the box just contains the board, a small item I ordered to go with it, and a piece of paper. Zero packing block. Before

I love the board! I'm about 235 years old and I just fly this thing. The bottom scratches when I hit speed bumps, but I think that's the standard for a concave design. The board flexes very well under my weight; he supports me and cuts phenomenally. I had the Jaceboard Surge, an AMAZING board that was unfortunately stolen and I'm just as comfortable and happy on this board for about a quarter the price. Definitely the best board I've seen for the money. The best part is they shipped it SUPER…

Longboard arrived quickly and as described which is great. The bushings that came with the board are 78a which is too soft for me (5ft 10in, 220lbs) so I swapped them out for 93a bushings with great results. The 78a hubs are perfect for people up to 125 pounds or anyone who likes a really soft board to ride. I'm not one of those people, but I knew this was going to happen, so there were no surprises for me. Changing the bushings is very simple and straightforward. Good quality wheels and…

Background: I've been skateboarding/longboarding for about 12 years and have had about 10-12 boards at a time. And the board is unique in that it opens and drips. Cons: The carts are cheap, very cheap, they look and feel like plastic which is a big no-go. Also, the board is pretty damn uncomfortable as it is and I'll say it can be ridden physically, but it's VERY unsafe as it is and there aren't any instructions on how to make it safer. This is not safe as the board will scratch when turning no

Update 2: 2 star deprivation again. I thought I checked everything when I updated the previous review (Update 1) but I missed one thing. I didn't disassemble the hanger! When I did this I found that the hinge pins were half painted on the front and back (pics attached). I also see a shallow casting hole on the pins that is beginning to eat away at the hinge's rubber cups. I think it has to do with abuse of the mill/lathe - a sign of poor manufacturing and/or poor quality control. And further. I

TL;DR {This is far from the top of longboarding but I think it's a decent board for beginners who don't want to pay £150, to see if they are enjoying the sport or learning. The best options when accessibility is an issue are the Landyachtz Monkey or the Landyachtz Tug. And for Talos' sake, please don't give up. It lands easily on the ground, cannot make fast turns and jumps very badly.} Update 09/09/2018 {The board died while jumping (to get over a crack). I partially suspect it was because I…