What's a REALLY durable skateboard?
Basically, ima big mofo(6'3'' and 180lbs.) and i love to go down stuff so i go through board like crazy. I break one in little than less a month.
i already had plan b, almost, enjoi, foundation, and baker
so im asking if some of you could help me buy my next board, something that is really strong that won't crack, snap, or break easily
girl boards..
they doesent chip easily..
they make great boards..
and element..
death wish..
foundation..
boards you shouldent buy..
zero..
flip..
toymachine..
i heard darkstar are strong
or you could get blanks, strong,cheap, and just as good
Originally Posted by Madsser3200
foundation and toymachine are the same wood (tumyeto)
and board quality is not directly connected with brands, but has much more to do with how fresh the decks are, if they have been exposed to lots of diffrent humidities and temperatures. newly pressed decs are all pretty durable, and old dry decks tend to break and delaminate much faster.
back in the days, brands differed way more in board quality, but the last decade everybody has been making roughly the same quality decks.
oh yea..
i actually knew..
i just had better experience with foundation than toymachine..
i heard things about darkstar before so i might just try them.
and mads- just curious but why are zeros and toymachines bad?
well red..
zeros i don't like..
razortail within a week..
chipped my nose like a week after..
..
i doesent like zero boards..
and toymachine are kinda fragile..
and when you chip your tail..
you dont chip it..
you take a chunk out of it..
and i chipped my toymachine the second time i was out skating..
i just realised..
i might not be a guy that takes good care of my boards..
damn..
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