Atom All-Terrain Longboard - 39" , Woody

The board got here finally, took a while when talking amazon standards. No damage as you can see in the photos. Added a video to show how absolutely horrible the roads here in my area are (while riding a crappy kryptonics i probably paid more for than I did this board!) I really wanted to give this board 5 stars. It rolls and cuts like a dream. It's like a Cadillac, you know how the suspension when you're driving over a bridge holds you like a cloud and when turning on an off-ramp is like a never ending hold-you-in-your-seat gravity shove? Yeah man, it's like that. Sturdy. solid. heavy!!! taking it places you can't roll (not because the board won't go because I am not sure there is such a thing. lol but where authorities frown upon it) you can grab a truck and let the back end roll along behind you making the weight less of an issue. so the ONE thing that they really NEED TO ADDRESS... And I've only seen one other reviewer mention this which blows my mind... The back wheel base making the wheel stick out farther than the width of the deck IS DANGEROUS!!!! EVERYTHING else is awesome. I wanna fly down the road (in FL we have to push ourselves, we don't have hills to help us) and I DO NOT want to be constantly focused on whether I'm pushing squatting like a duck to ensure my back wheel doesn't send me literally flying because my pushing foot grazes the wheel. I am pretty skilled at bailing and preventing serious injury but so far I've got a twisted ankle and a massive strawberry on my elbow. I still use it and even while being aware of this issue I continuously hit the back wheel. It's an issue and I guess I'll be buying the correct size trucks which sucks. I thought I was getting a deal. But I guess the deck and wheels are worth 100 bucks alone. Just kinda disappointed. Hope this helps. I'd still recommend this but not for a beginner.Update: after a few months riding this board daily and getting into the hang of it's weight (and ordering new bushings cause mine were too soft) I've changed my mind. The wheels still could be tucked in a bit more for my tastes but I no longer go flying every time I graze them. It's takes some bailing and some wipeouts but I'm in love with my board.

Are your roads a patchwork nightmare of mainly chud and sadness? Were your sidewalks paved by someone who had never heard of a level? Then look no further, because this is the board for you!This is the third longboard I've owned and the first to make me feel like I might have a fighting chance against the chud (rough, gravelly asphalt) which saturates the area where I live. The other two boards I own have conventional 70mm wheels and, while both are good in their own rights, neither of them can handle chud without slowing way down. And forget loose gravel/dirt. This board shows 'em how it's done.The wheels make for a surprisingly wonderful ride (given their tread) and the bearings the board comes with allow for a very smooth roll. The deck itself allows for a bit of flex, but not much. You'll feel every bump, but the board as a whole feels very well built and rolls for a long while, even with a single good push.I'm writing this the day after receiving this board and my inaugural ride was approximately 8 miles over a variety of surfaces -from chud, to sidewalks, to paved park trails, to butter smooth asphalt- and this board ate them all up without complaint.All that aside, this board is also beautiful. What you see in the pictures is exactly what you get.I'd recommend this board to anyone who's looking for a solid commuter with which to take on the urban jungle. It's small enough to take just about anywhere, while also large enough to feel comfortable if you are a taller individual (roughly 6 foot, such as myself).I would NOT, however, recommend this board to anyone interested in doing tricks. Each truck (with wheels attached) is essentially a 2.5 pound dumbbell. This board very much likes being connected to the ground.This is everything I could want out of this board. Love at first sight/ride!

Just exactly what a novice would enjoy!Be sure to buy the safety gear if you're new to the sport - and more importantly- have strategies for how to dismount any board safely since you are the brake!! Medical bills are no fun - especially when you think how many more boards you could'a bought instead of paying for surgeries!!!!🥴🤕 seriously!