Moose Blank Skateboard Dipped White Review

Ride a lot of moose decks. I don't know what's wrong with this board, but after 10 minutes Delamed appeared. The board broke in 15. I've been riding for 20 years, I know when the board breaks because I'm landing. It clicked when I did a 50/50 switch on a 10 inch high ledge. Funny, the last time I buy a moose board.

Not particularly impressed. The dip paint is matte and a little sticky on the foil and the nose has taken a huge chip after an hour of use. I'm pretty sure I didn't hit anything hard that needed a chip. But who knows the decks don't last forever, however I won't be buying this one again and will not recommend it to any friend.

For a basic deck, it does the job. He won't win any awards, but he does his job. It's been around for some time and has driven a few miles with it and it's still assembled and holding up. It's a bit worn from use, but it's not coming off or anything. This was one of my urgent purchases and I don't really regret it.

Good concave. Good cotton of nose and tail. Some people have commented that the Moose blanks are hard, but I found them to be pretty average. I've only ridden this thing for about 12 hours so can't comment on durability but it feels solid despite a street session with low ground clearance and rails. They come with a Black Diamond grip roller, but the sand is so rough I didn't want to risk my boots; uses Jessup instead. Great price, good popularity - if you're looking for a good deck that won't…

That was enough for my order. I can't say anything about the quality once I've used them for riding. Two of these were purchased (painted white) to be used after painting and stenciling to create separate custom mounting brackets for my kids current skateboards. They arrived individually in plastic packaging, the paint was not scratched or chipped and everything was well finished. Each board has been proven durable through the cutting, drilling and painting process and proven capable of…

There is enough evidence to show that the lamination process on this product is so bad that it lasts less than 90 days. regardless of the age and weight of the driver. Many buyers have stated that the middle layer is rotten wood. As a luthier and union carpenter with over 11 years of experience, I can agree that the middle class definitely looks like rot or garbage filling. PLEASE NOTE None of the 5 star buyers have waited more than a day to leave a review. This is NOT acceptable in the US no…

First bad. I ordered this with a black top and natural colored bottom. What I got was almost black. This wasn't a problem for me, but know it's possible. The finish is almost ridiculously poor, scraping off a fingernail with the tiniest scratch. I wouldn't spend money on another one with trim. It will go away very quickly, faster than you expect. It has a lot of flexibility. Having not skated in almost twenty years and never ridden a 7.75 inch, I can't say for sure if this is a normal turn or…

Got my deck when I should have gotten it! Opened, and although well packaged, lacked additional protection due to the deck moving around in the box. I liked the double plastic wrap on the board, it looked great in the box but when I unpacked it I noticed a few spots of scuffing. It bothered me a bit, but I still used it as an art project. Also, the deck looked like it was painted with three different colors, it was blue in some places and red in others, but the white indentation was mostly…

Getting to the point, this deck was very solid and a good buy. I will update this review when I use this deck. In case you're wondering, my set consists of 7.5 Elk (obviously), Jessup crank, 1/2" mini logo spacers (there was no choice, there was only 1.25" hardware back then), normal axles with a converted TGM. Kit, ABEC 3 bearings and 54mm 95A wheels. *Update, have you been using this deck for about a week now? I'm not sure though, the deck is still solid (no flex) and has withstood a few…