Atom Drop Deck Longboard - 39 tuuman tumma tiki

Name: Atom Drop Deck Longboard - 39 tuuman tumma tiki
Brand: Atom Longboards
SKU: 0808031400239
Price: 245.64 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Atom Longboards

3.8/5

€
245.64

Aggressiiviset koverat ja jalkataskut lukitsevat sinut, kun tarvitset sitä, kun taas matala kannen korkeus lisää vakautta ja tekee työntämisestä helppoa. Tervetuloa Atom-pudotuskansien seuraavalle tasolle. 35 mm:n (3/4 tuuman) pudotuksensa ansiosta nämä laudat tuntuvat yhtä kotoisilta kaupunkia risteiltäessä kuin mäkiä ylös vetämällä.

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EAN: 0808031400239

Luokat Urheilu & Ulkoilu, Urheilu ja kuntoilu, Luistimet, Rullalaudat ja skootterit, Skateboarding, Longboards,

Laakerit: kumisuojattu ABEC 9 suurnopeusvoiteluaineella. Pito: karkea 46 karkeus. Äärimmäistä pitoa. Pyörät: atomin pinta-ala 51 - 70 mm halkaisija x 51 mm leveä - 78a - Super high Rebound. Suuri nopeus. Korkea vetovoima. Kuorma-autot: käänteinen kingtappi - 50 asteen pohja - 7 tuuman alumiiniripustimet - lämpökäsitellyt crmo-akselit - luokan 8 kingtapit. Kansi: 9-kerroksinen vaahteralaminaatti - 35 mm (1,4 tuuman) pudotus - valokuvalämmönsiirtografiikka.

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Age Range (Description)	‎Adult
Brand	Atom Longboards
Brand	‎Atom Longboards
Brand Name	‎Atom Longboards
Color	Dark Tiki
Color	‎Dark Tiki
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 565 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Deck Length	39 Inches
Deck Length	‎39 Inches
Deck Width	9 Inches
Deck Width	‎9 Inches
Durometer Hardness	‎78A
Included Components	‎Fully Assembled Longboard^Manual
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎39 x 9.5 x 5.5 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎39 x 11.8 x 5.6 inches
Item Weight	7.6 Pounds
Item Weight	‎7.6 Pounds
Load Capacity	220 Pounds
Load Capacity	‎220 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎MBS Mountain Boards
Material	Maple Wood
Material	‎Maple Wood
Model Name	‎Dark Tiki
Number of Items	‎1
Package Weight	‎4.45 Kilograms
Part Number	‎40023
Ply Rating	9 ply
Ply Rating	‎9 ply
Size	‎39"
Sport Type	‎Longboarding, Skateboarding
Style	‎Dark Tiki
Suggested Users	‎Unisex-adult
Warranty Description	‎30 Day Warranty
Wheel Material	‎Polyurethane
Wheel Size	70 Millimeters
Wheel Size	‎70 Millimeters

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Scritto da: JP

High value longboard type thing.

I wanted to try out a longboard for a last mile commute situation. I am not into any typical longboard activities, this was just the most portable, inexpensive, efficient transportation I could find for 1-3 mile rides in each direction. This comes with softer wheels, standard kingpin trucks, and a slightly dropped deck. The factory combo is adequate. You can get on it and ride, and the wheels and deck make for a fairly smooth riding platform even on lousy roads. The bearings work well enough to start, maybe even better for beginners because they roll ok, but not like you're on ice. I ordered 3mm rubber risers and Bones Reds bearings, put them on after just one or two rides. Both were excellent upgrades, imo. The lower risers make the deck height a bit lower and easier to push, though they invite wheelbite if you are heavier and really work the rails. The new bearings glide great, and are good for probably twice the distance traveled for the same effort as the stock ones. With no other longboard experience, this set-up feels much like a big, heavy, cushy ride skateboard- though without a kicktail. It turns much like a reqular skateboard. The length feels adequate for a 6'+ rider, though it may be narrow if you don't like your feet hanging over. Overall, this should work fine as a transportation board on less than ideal surfaces that are flat or moderately sloped. It's faster, smoother, and more efficient than a skateboard, but the choice between this and a cruiser might be made by how you prioritize the deck height, overall size, and kicktail.

Scritto da: AC

Great board for cruising and carving

This is my first longboard. I was looking for a stable board for cruising and carving around my neighborhood streets and trails and this board is perfect. Not having a kick tail took some getting used to but I knew that going in. The drop is low so its very stable on downhills and with some speed, make sure you adjust your trucks accordingly. I have not tried big hills or anything above 20 mph yet, my trails and roads are smooth so the wheels are fine as long as you keep your speed, i noticed at slower speeds the wheels catching on pebbles that my 65mm Sector 9 Nine ball wheels i have on my Madrid Cruiser rolls over no problem. If you want to slide easily, you'll want to change the wheels. The Area 51 wheels are for more grip than sliding with their sharper less beveled edges. I did upgrade the bearings to Reds and the wheels rolled significantly faster and made for more efficient cruising. Im 5'10" 185 and the deck feels solid and plenty stiff if you are looking for a sliding board. The money saved on this set up, with a truck and wheel upgrade you would have an awesome sliding board. At some point, I plan to get to Caliber trucks and Orangatang Stimulus wheels but for now Im Really happy with my Dark Tiki board!!

Scritto da: Mr. Hand

Good Experience from a Green Long Boarder

I'm 6 feet tall, 193 lbs, and 45 years old, but don't any of you millenials think I won't show you first hand that Old Man Strength isn't a myth. I'm an advanced wakeboarder, intermediate snowboarder, but haven't been on a board w/ wheels for 2 decades. (so take my review as such) I bought this board to commute around Portland Oregon. i.e. groceries, gym, dispensary, rides w/ daughter etc.t First off, the trucks were way too tight. I don't hit any major hills or generate any super speed, so I preferred the mobility of loose trucks, than the stability of tight ones. Secondly, the wheels were too tight, they'd barely turn w/ a hand pull (no pun intended). It took me a while to get use to the engineering of a longboard, It was strange not being able to do a 180' or pop the board up w/ a stomp. Once I adjusted to the style I understood how it's much better for cruising and commuting than the traditional board. I rode it 7 miles yesterday, mainly sidewalk, a few asphault parking lots, and had very few problems w/ obstacles. I "ate it" crossing the tri met tracks, and had to bail on a 3 inch vertical sidewalk crack. I read some reviews saying it's not a slide board, but I'm able to perform a heel side 90' degree slide on smooth parking lots. However, I'm struggling w/ that slide on concrete (sidewalks) (probably just my greenness). All in all, for 100 bucks, I'm very happy w/ the purchase and feel it's a great board to learn the basics. I'm heading to the coast soon, I'll report back on how it handles longer faster hills. Hope this helps someone, Aloha Mr. Hand

Scritto da: Erik

Best Board for the Money!

First, I'm 38 years old and needed something to keep up with my 12 year old. That said, I wasn't sure exactly what to get. Take my word for it, this is absolutely where to start. I sampled many boards at Tilly's and the drop deck is where it's at. For anyone planning to cruise, this thing is so easy to kick from because of the low deck height. Further, there's just enough flex (I'm 6'2" & 178 lbs) that the ride is fantastic. I mostly ride on asphalt, but it'll do well on concrete as well. Additionally, the wheels and bearings provide an incredibly smooth roll. One note, as others have stated, you should slightly loosen the wheel nuts, as they're a tad too tight from the factory. After a quick adjustment, my board was sailing! My daughter has a Goldcoast pintail with Super Reds and it rolls like a brick compared to the Abec 11's and factory Area 51's. In fact, I now have to replace her board because she always wants to ride my Atom drop deck. Another benefit of this board, is how well it carves. I've adjusted the trucks to be a little looser and I feel like I'm carving through fresh powder on a snowboard. Further, because of the cutouts, you'll never experience wheel bind. Really, this is way to go. Finally, it's beautiful. That's not exactly what a dude wants to have his board known for, but this thing is seriously good lookin'. The grip tape has a subtle logo cut out, and the underside is just rad! Honestly, there's absolutely nothing I would change. Stop looking and add this to your cart. You won't regret it. BTW - I was not compensated for this review. I'm tired of the incomplete, or less than helpful reviews.

Scritto da: Owen

Nice board

This is a really nice board, I'm a beginner and this thing is stable I'm 6'2 230 lbs holds me no problem

Scritto da: Norma

Great quality

Perfect my son loves it 10/10