10 THINGS EVERY SKATER WASTES MONEY ON!

[@SkateBox]

studies show that scrolling back up to smash the like button is a certified high IQ move

[@michaelisgaming257]

this is true i trust me i checked

[@lucky--poison4466]

true

[@Keegan_Co]

Down to do a collaboration of some sort?

[@jaylencousin]

I have really used grip gum or grip tape cleaner but thinking about trying it I have skater trainers they help a little bit but I don't use them as much as I used to

[@isak8059]

But im and idiot so i wont.

[@fpvjitsu8861]

Cleaning bearings can save you money in the long run. Living in uk with lots of rain the amount of times my bearings have been seized and then came back because they were cleaned is ridiculous. Clean your bearings! Good vid otherwise

[@andrewbrown7569]

yeah man! my bearings were virtually unturnable from water and gunk the first time i got a board, cleaned them and they were back to new! if you don’t have the money to get new bearings clean them and lube them 🆙

[@Antonio_-rg6fb]

I believe he meant the basic bearing cleaner kit which is not necessary and sometimes it takes longer than cleaning it with whatever you can find at your home. But yes cleaning your bearings is better than buying new ones

[@esquimo9986]

true

[@BigOz]

Got a jar full of bearings. I clean them once a year and replace the broken ones from time to time.

[@ceezb5629]

I def didn't understand how a long time skater doesn't know that clean bearings also gives you a smoother ride. You don't have to clean them daily but you should clean them ever so often.

[@ianlopez6524]

Fun fact: Cleaning your bearings will extend there lifespan a lot way more and will significantly increase performance, lifespan, and speed. Ive had the same longboard for about 4-5 years now and haven’t replaced my bearings once. What I do is buy some car break cleaner and penetrant oil, plastic cups/glass. Then remove the bearings and submerge them into the break cleaner for a few minutes until I see the sediments and rust completely gone. Install the bearings and spray a lot of the penetrant oil while spinning them. Ive had the same abec 5 and doing this every time I see a performance decrease they have lasted and will last a few more years. I didn’t find this on Google, I am talking with personal experience.

[@TonySmith-pn6pc]

bro went on a whole ass rant

[@PUNK_SKATE_MILO]

You have 119 likes now reverse the number to see

[@paulformaioni37]

cleaning of the bearings is essential, especially with bones swiss ceramics

[@-deez-nuts]

yeah facts. (i dont have ceramics im broke as hell)

[@-deez-nuts]

@@rudynolasco-aguilar3459 good to know. Thanks

[@oldscratch426]

For real, those babies ain't cheap, I clean mine regularly

[@BrunodeSouzaLino]

Or you can buy good quality sealed bearings.

[@paulformaioni37]

@@BrunodeSouzaLino what brand

[@JoeMacias-hy1sq]

I love this vid but personally I think bearing lube is a must have especially if you wanna keep ur bearings lasting longer especially if you spent 60+ on the bearings

[@LowLifeLoozer]

People spend that much on bearings? Damn I only buy speeds and reds

[@BrunodeSouzaLino]

You could also buy sealed bearings and never have to worry about that again.

[@OMGFuziion]

Riser or impact pads I find helped prevent pressure cracks which had happened with every board before. I definitely clean my bearings once a month. Griptape cleaner is good to have just in case but if you take care of your board then you won’t need it. It shocks me how much I see people get their board wet in the rain and just step on the board with muddy shoes. You’re losing your pop and your board will be dangerous at this point. I’d never skate a waterlogged board. Also if you really want to conserve your board sand down the edges of your board with the leftover griptape after every couple sessions to prevent razertail and chipping.

[@OMGFuziion]

@victor victor Either way you’re looking at a new board after a couple months. The better you get the faster you’ll go through them.

[@jDDignity]

best way to skate for instance PowellPeralta´s flight decks around 4 months and normal boards up to 2-3, sanding down cracks splits and worn down edges is the key, true.

[@Kekese]

You can just install a skid plate on your board to not get razor tail aswell.

[@OMGFuziion]

@@Kekese No offense but I wouldn’t recommend it. Unless you’re doing freestyle Pogo tricks please dont do it. Try to name one well known pro you’ve seen in SLS, Thrasher, or any skate contest or video part who uses them. If you can’t afford a new board, take care of the one you got but expect to have to buy at least a few boards a year.

[@Kekese]

@@OMGFuziion why do i have to buy new boards? Skid plates will make the board last way longer, a youtuber “skate or die” seems to recommend one. I’m using it for street and it isn’t that bad.

[@dipadyck]

I gotta disagree with a lot of stuff on this list. Especially the grip tape cleaner. Over time, if griptape gets too dirty, it loses its grip cause of all the dirt in between the grip.

[@jjbassing9044]

Instead of grip tape cleaner, get a belt sander cleaning bar. It’s the exact same stuff, twice as much, for half the prices.

[@PetrolPatrol]

Also I get distracted by the tiniest bit of shit on my grip. I need it clean, flat black!

[@PetrolPatrol]

@@jjbassing9044 Isn't that what everyone does? XD

[@xXBLAKGOATXx]

Don't worry I think most people think the guy in the KZbin videos an idiot😂

[@lianthal4218]

I don't know, but I love Gribtape cleaners. Good vid tho

[@askholtsk8451]

Same

[@Perryprime1999]

Grip gum is pretty useful and essential tho ngl, my shoes get dusty alot n my griptape succkkssss. So i gotta clean em often

[@lianthal4218]

@@Perryprime1999 jeah true

[@kingchuck7881]

I like grip tape cleaner because the dirt gets the grip slippery and because i always skate bad street spots and grop tape cleaner helps so yeh

[@Perryprime1999]

@@kingchuck7881 exactly bro, got slippery ass walmart grip if we dont got them cleaners

[@dante_a_1103]

I personally love the ramptech ramp. I’ve had a 2 ft quart pipe ramp made by them for about 2 years and it’s showing no signs of breaking or chipping in anyway. I highly recommend their ramps.

[@lukaranta8592]

Isn't the point of the shock pad that they dampen the smallet vibrations on longer rides, so your legs dont get numb? Never heard someone use them on a scare board, but some people whit longboards swear by them.

[@zachthetruememeking]

Well I just learned about them and I have a 41½ inch LB and older paved roads that aren't old old absolutely kill my leg so I'll probably have to get some

[@carter_is_here]

I thought they were just for preventing stress cracks

[@mrafitzy17]

He's used to riding over 100 durometer wheel on on whatever type of ground. the shock pad wouldn't do anything for that. I'm a longboarder and I swear by shock pads. I understand not wanting to rise and lift the popsicle stick too high. Ollie's are about impossible when you have risers

[@hampter6629]

They also raise your wheels so people with big wheels don’t get wheel bite

[@matyasdolejska6194]

I think that they protect your board from taking damage so much

[@SolarDNA]

I always used shock pads. I never noticed a difference in shock absorbing but I used them instead of risers because they were soft and felt more like they had a gasket seal than actual riser pads.

[@thehistoryoftheworld]

"clean bearings makes no difference" --> clicks off video...

[@dqson7502]

lmao fr tho I was thinking bout it like wtf

[@johnqdarwin]

thats the difference between a street skater and vert .

[@thehistoryoftheworld]

@@johnqdarwin I've never skated vert but I know exactly when it's time to clean my bearings. When I hear crusty, filthy bearings at the skatepark, I always wonder how the hell those kids skate like that.

[@johnqdarwin]

@@thehistoryoftheworld push harder . plus ive met a few kids who couldnt skate my board . its easier to land flip tricks if your wheels dont spin so freely . but you pretend your hardcore and dont give a damn . you can tell because they cant skate bowls . drop in and roll to a stop . ye i met those kids , but yanno its skating . whos keeping score and who cares so long as you get some rad .

[@karinaamaya1129]

@Carlos I agree with him to be honest because cleaning the bearings with the wrong stuff could make the bearings worse and just because the bearings are dirty doesn’t mean you need to clean them it makes no sense, like why would someone come at you and say ‘’nice bearings’’ or ‘’ew look at your bearings’’ like wtf

[@BoardshotSkateboarding]

5:45 I started skating because I saw a kid next door skate in his driveway with one of these plastic kicker ramps. I got my complete board from my house and tried skating it, ate sh*t and that's how I fell in love with skateboarding.

[@johnsonparker1722]

Dude when you said that about the bearings I almost instantly lost all trust i had in you.

[@moonshatter785]

2:07 "They've always worked just fine" Half rotation

[@bleachthewater299]

I think he was showing really bad bearings, if those are his then jeez clean them

[@fenrir2446]

I got skate trainers as a present and im just using them to get my ollie timing down but thats all

[@colehogrefe7764]

same

[@for_kestrel6490]

skate trainers are good for practicing ollies imo bc grass is impossible to ollie on, unless you already know how to ollie.

[@fenrir2446]

@@for_kestrel6490 grass also ruins your bearings

[@fenrir2446]

@AubreySkates yeah and on grass dirt can ruin your bearings

[@ichbinnichtschwulaber2702]

Skate trainers helped me alot with commitment

[@lucacocquio2092]

i used shock pads just to try them and i noticed that they don’t actually absorb the shock, but they help preventing pressure cracks

[@t.j._edits9669]

Anyone remember GK Rims that were supposed to cover dirt out ur bearing but only just trapped more dirt in em?

[@brocksiler8711]

I just got my skateboard , bro these videos are 💯 it helped me so much

[@ceezb5629]

lol this video is pretty accurate minus you know, the whole bearings thing. Maybe you shouldn't have to buy the cleaning kit but cleaning your bearings actually helps... From a mechanical perspective, try not cleaning bearings in an industrial setting and see how it goes... clean your bearings or just buy knew ones if you don't want to clean them.

[@notaname_here]

Thanks! I started skating this Christmas and have saved a ton of money because of you xd

[@unknownstranger6346]

Bearing cleaning kits r wayyyy worth it, I end up in the dirt, for some reason… but either way they work rly rly well

[@qquack1950]

I’m in the uk and cos it’s wet mud that gets in ur bearings and grip the grip cleaner is so useful and cleaning ur bearing with a bit of washing up liquid is actually rally helpful (lol as I can’t afford expensive branded bearings)

[@LowLifeLoozer]

I like shock pads just for the little extra height it doesn’t help with absorption at all it’s to small to really make a difference

[@kalievans7818]

I heard that it prevents pressure cracks

[@Rilly_rob_joe]

I’ve got a Powell nose bone on my pool board bc it’s a reisuse deck so it has no nose so it doesn’t effect anything and I dosent get chipped from flying out of the bowl

[@peekay120]

the shock pads might not help that much with the big impacts, but I did notice a defference when cruising on my longboard with vibration from riding on roads that werent super smooth

[@xenwilson5919]

bearing cleaning kits are definitely worth it, especially if you have expensive bearings. they can save seized bearings from dirt and light rust, and often dont require much effort, just some time

[@vincentsomna57]

Bearing cleaners can be used for skateboarding but I personally use it for longboarding(especially for freeriding/downhill). That's because it does make a difference when going down a hill at 30 to 40 km/h. The griptape cleaner is also something that I use for longboarding(again, freeride/downhill) because the griptape is much more coarse on my freeriding and downhill boards and it does make a huge difference to have clean griptape. My point is is that it isn't really necessary for skateboarding but it's more of a longboarding thing to have those.

[@Tart4968]

2:50 if your aren’t comfortable with doing the trick on concrete or something similar instead of wasting your money on the blockers who can just try it on grass first if you can and then go on a path with grass on the other side incase your scared of hurting yourself a bit and then you can make your way over to the road/skate park instead of wasting money on them

[@streetspeaks8106]

honestly most flatbars will be solid as long as you have sandbags or weights to hold the plates down. The only real issue is that the flatbar moves a lot, but I learned the majority of my rail tricks now from a cheap flatbar that I bought and it still holds up

[@orinblank2056]

I clean bearings a lot, but I'm a yoyoer, not a skater. Generally, you want the best spin time, and a smooth feeling on the end of the string, so cleaning and lubricating your bearings is a must. If they get dust or other particulates in them, it can even cause them to come back accidentally. For high end unresponsive yoyos, they aren't supposed to come back with a pull, hence the name unresponsive, so regular bearing maintenance is pretty important

[@Keegan_Co]

Lolol used a clip from one of my videos 😂 kind of cool to see since I'm so small 😭 down to collaborate?

[@JONJONESGOAT2010]

I might get the stationery thing for my wheels because I have been skating for a while and wanna practice a Ollie while not moveing

[@allandeleondelcid7127]

2:16 washing these bearings when needed can make them last longer

[@lollyTR]

do those ramps you use sell in turkey?

[@lollyTR]

someone liked does this mean that those sell in turkey

[@J4themperor]

Skate trainers we're worth it for me I learned how to ollie in a day got it rolling in like three. That's about all you need them for though

[@scout4089]

same, the first day of trying them i was already getting them down

[@Rich.3938]

you can just put your back wheels on a crack for the same effect

[@-deez-nuts]

@@Rich.3938 you never land back in the crack tho. you fall

[@daltonmasonbestfriend4life]

@@Rich.3938 did you land back in the crack

[@mbmbracing8302]

I learned how to ollie in 2hours without trainers just go in grass or use u rug.

[@alekzandertsaregorodtsev7285]

I definitely agree with the ramps, I had some lying around I think my mom bought them at a yard sale when I was about 14 and I tried to sake a small jump with them. My wheels caught the ramp and I wound up flying off my board and broke my wrist and my ankle. I do however think they were fun for biking but definitely not skateboarding.

[@ivxy2541]

0:27 the board lollll

[@Virtual-Playground]

One year late but I just saw the vid, back when I used to skate. I freaking cleaned my bearings. I wanted to make sure my wheels always rolled at the same speed and with he same smoothly feel. It made the board go faster and it made the ride much comfortable. I only bought like 2 pairs of reds and I cleaned them once they started made noise or when I took my board in the rain. It's saves you money and boy your board will really appreciate it cause that ride will be smooth

[@theoriginalrabbithole]

I ride Bones Swiss 6 Balls and those ain't $15. a set. I bought the Bones cleaning kit because it's very well designed and I like Liberty oil the best. Also, I use 1/8" Pig shock pads, not just for clearance and definitely not for landing impact. I'm almost 59, I do NOT jump! lol But they do smooth out a lot of the 'surface vibration' when riding pool concrete, which is most of what I do and anyone can easily tell the difference but that's just my preference. I want the clearance anyway, so why not smooth out the ride at the same time?

[@Russell_and_Rosko]

The gummy eraser GT cleaner is a repurposed carpenters consumable. Large sanding belts and discs are expensive, so a quick blast with the eraser cleans debris out of the crevices. It’s a valuable tool and it works well. just rub faster/harder (…) and it does work at bringing life back to the abrasive

[@zebraloverbridget]

I see that you have never really used a longboard or ridden in dirty/ rainy conditions, because if you have then you'd know that cleaning grip tape is very important. Although, personally, I buy the stuff sold to clean off belt sanders because it is more dense and cleans way better than the stuff sold for grip tape. The price is harder to compare though since the belt sander versions don't shed as much material as quickly. You pay more but get a far superior product. Additionally, If you skate in wet and muddy conditions your bearings will 100% end up locking up eventually. Had that happen to mine and fixed it with WD-40 which is the "wrong" way since it is abrasive and can wear out the balls over time. Knowing that they sell kits with the tools to open a bearing is useful and I may need to pick one up. When you buy expensive ceramic bearings, or anything else that isn't just the standard cheap bearings, then it is worth it to clean them properly. The better bearings probably don't matter much for skateboarding, but on a longboard they can make it take less work to travel the same distance. Try some super cheap and bad bearings if you don't think it makes a difference.

[@user-hq3lj8ov6p]

So I just saw an ad that for skate trainer and it tells you a bunch of good stuff like how happy our shoppers are and how good the reviews are

[@ZXIOTl]

This guy just said grip cleaners aren’t important mud is typing….

[@BrunodeSouzaLino]

Sandpaper is a disposable material. It's not a file. You're still removing its abrasion whether you clean it on not.

[@jaxonscootz]

If you live in an area where it rains a lot clean your bearings. But there is no need to buy a kit. I use wd40 and right after that I use the spray on cooking oil to keep them from drying out, and its the perfect fill in for bones speed cream.

[@TadifoTf10]

I have a grip cleaner and it is really worth it

[@screamleader7976]

I find shock pads nice for silencing the skating a bit. If then your bearings are tight its really a big differece.

[@reubenandpeter347]

Nothing wrong with clean bearings. Also I have nowhere to skate except on a hill so skate trainers are a necessity for me to learn the movements of new tricks.

[@KaitouKaiju]

Just take the wheels off

[@SKPac0FN]

Hi I’m new to skateboarding I started 3 days ago and wondering if there are any tips or stuff to buy?

[@adusetort2050]

Wtf bro grip tape cleaner is amazing

[@PetrolPatrol]

I used to always buy expensive skate shoes. Then I realised I can skate in most shoes I wear, so I just started skating buying cheapish shoes that look skate-able. It's kinda satisfying when you cop a pair that work amazing! I think this improved my skating as well.

[@Leaferr]

do you skate? cleaning bearings is VERY important

[@PhotoPhonic]

I have a son who really likes your videos showed him this so he wouldn’t waste his money he also likes skating a lot teaching the new generation back in the 80s used to be a skating dude he’s eight years old and he can already grind he can do a kick flip and Ollie they grow up so fast

[@krang3524]

Bruh im obsessed with gripgum like omfg if my board isnt clean i wont be ablebto sleep i feel lile something bad will happen

[@HawaiianGovernment2]

Do you have any feedback on Pocha World Bubble Bath Glitter Grip tape? Does it suck or is it as good as Mob?

[@sovner]

I've never bought any of this before(:

[@Questionthis1]

Everyone’s already said that cleaning your bearings is worth it, what I’ll add is that you can do it with Tupperware and isopropyl alcohol. You pop the shields off, throw them in the container with some alcohol, shake for a few minutes, and they’re clean. BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY you DO need to buy lube to lubricate the ball bearings if you clean them. I recommend bones speed cream.

[@Rilly_rob_joe]

Shark wheels you pay more for “no difference in feel”

[@thatoneweirdguy6455]

Yep

[@dcphotos]

The grip tape cleaner is a belt sander cleaner. One that's been cut down, labeled and sold for five times the price, they actually work great but just cost a couple bucks for one that's a foot long at Harbor Freight. Cleaning bearings is a good idea if you skate in places where they get dirty. Can of PB plaster does a better job. Best rails were always the homemade ones. Shock pads dampen vibration on rougher surfaces, it works. Smooth out the ride. Cell blocks were probably the only risers that saved your board, not sure if they still make them.

[@Shannonbarnesdr1]

i can see the skate paddle being cool if it is marketed towards specifically, the long-boarders who also paddle board and surf, and i can see the bumper dams being useful in theory, to push wheel-stopping pebbles out of the way for a newbie or someone who has poor balance to begin with to help them, until they can develop better balance , then work on navigating debris and small obstacles.

[@a_name1]

Hey I'm new to skating should I were arm pads?

[@certifieddarkboi2561]

Only peripherals I would recommend is protective gear, got four bruises at once and they were big

[@fatmallcop363]

grip cleaner is a must in dusty areas. Our local skatepark is full of sand dust. Next time you go to street your grip is dusty yellow and slippery af.

[@ScarIett9]

My mum got me a plastic ramp when I first started skating, although is was cheap and crap it actually helped me with some tricks. I used to push it up against a wall and drop in off it. Not worth your money unless you can weigh it down

[@Theheavygame]

Shockpads are good for comuting on longboard on rough surfaces on big speed. Its decrease vibration, so leg muscles aren't goig "sore".

[@Willow_Skatez]

the small plastic ramp, i have one, i found it behind a store and its in good condition, i can carry it easily and i put rubber and some wood under it so it doesnt slide around, i can launch off of it, drop in on it (for practice) and do rock to fakies on it, thats actualy how i learned to rock to fakie-

[@Dermic0]

im watching this before ive even taken the plastic off my board and alsp some of your other vids so i know what to and not to do / buy

[@deletedchannel616]

2:55 yeah i just put my board on grass and its no different

[@PopeThePaladin]

I remember my friend bought these blocks of wax that connects to the sides of the board it was pretty cool

[@sukii_gacha650]

this video actually helped me since im new to skateboarding

[@glenbrett6039]

Cool video. But all you really need is a skateboard and a dollar or pound to buy a drink. Although I did like the tennis ball practice truck tip,definitely going to be trying that hack for a bit of rainy day bedroom skating.God bless.

[@deckthe-destroyer5478]

I got a scatebaord a long time ago and now I’m trying too get into skate but the screws are not straight so it drifts.what do I do

[@darkshadow-1613]

I think that bearing cleaners actually do help just because you might get dirt in them (like I do) so that the bearing can spin, if you do don’t have any problems with dirt or water, I wouldn’t recommend them. I also think that skater trainers help, as long as you learn how to cruise first. Then again, tennis balls do work roughly the same, but I do think they help build confidence before trying tricks while rolling cuz most people land their first trick stationary. Everything else; I didn’t really have a problem with.

[@Theheavygame]

Bearings cleaning tool a great for ceramic bearings, cose you do not need lube them, just wash with soap in this shaker, then dry it and ready to go.

[@darkzinx4931]

Skater trainers are probably the best purchase in my skateboarding career it tought me how to pop shuvit and kickflip

[@david94549]

Shock pads save the board, not your feet. The board feels less harsh on rough ground and no more pressure cracks since using them. Plus the extra height feels better for popping

[@norcodaev]

1:26. Nice, Scott Thompson from The Kids in The Hall. I haven’t seen him in a while, I hope he’s doing alright. 🍻

[@LeonStar155]

Is it ok to try learning tricks with a skateboard that has pennyboard big wheels?

[@MikeArpeggio345]

cleaning bearings is great. You don't need those kits though. I just use some industrial bearing oil (the stuff for like AC units) and put a couple drops in my bearing while its in the wheel, spin it a bit and I wipe away the gunk that comes out and then do another couple drops after the gunk comes out and then I let it settle for a day. They're like new after that and those bottles are cheap and I have had mine for like 6 years and I still have like more than half of the bottle.

[@Theonedatpp]

I think that cheap plastic ramps are good because me and my friends just send it over In the past 2 years its been fun but they need to be thicker as they do occasionally break but it's a great investment.

[@mitchellmesser8832]

wow you are a good sales man. I think when i am older I will use your tips thanks.

[@BonyHomie]

Never bought a grip gum. But I can def tell you that dust can make the grip on your grip tape turn to shit fast. I skate in a basement that fills with dust on the regular so I’m consistently sweeping, causing dust to float in the air. And I’m slipping a lot. So I’d def get it if your skating street/ and heavily dusty/dirty areas!

[@Kaidendodger]

Do you know the training pads I want to buy them

[@petercummins7100]

Hey I’m learning how to skate what would you say is the easiest trick I can ride on the skateboard very normally I just want to know the easiest trick and how to jump

[@stephendouglasyoung8531]

the bearing cleaning kit will be good for my because i wod like a clean skate kit

[@deanangel757]

I had Bones 6 balls, they were always quieter and a little faster after cleaning. Only used a paper towel to wipe dust out. Built my own rail from heavy tube steel. I feel like thin risers reduced stress fractures. Impact for the rider not so much protection. Do some research, there has always been gimmicky products. Tracker ultra light had plastic base plates. They cracked and street wasn’t nearly as extreme as today.

[@sebastianmedina3128]

Cleaninh your bearings can do a change on the long run as the bearings last you longer and they are smoother to drive in

[@sill3y]

I remember my brother had liked skating, so my mom got him one of those cheap plastic ramps, and they were fine since he wasn’t doing tricks of them, and more so going up and back down. I don’t remember how, but the broke really early on. I still don’t know the price, but I’d guess it was less than 20$

[@n0t_moxie409]

0:53 kickflip coffin tailgrab melon flip pop shuv

[@ChiefSnoop]

Wow the grip gum is great the more dirt trapped in you grip will definitely make it less grippy and you have to flick waaay harder I love a good flick and catch the grip gum Fasholy helps

[@seanmartzall4017]

I’ve been thinking about skateboarding for a long time but I have no one to teach me where I am, and I don’t wanna go on KZbin for those stupid tutorial videos because I don’t learn anythin from them, so I wanted some tips if you had any?

[@untitledproduction5153]

I grew up in a little town when I first started skating and me and my friends had to make all the equipment to skate on but we built a quarter pipe mini ramp and rails to there was no skate park no skate shop so we had to make do with what we had

[@Lucy-lx3dn]

Reason why I'd use / try skater trainers isn't necessarily cause I'm uncomfortable cruising I just don't want to slip out if I can help it cause nothing is smooth in my neighborhood

[@fififey8116]

i was watching a skateboard video on how to do an ollie and the add that popped up for it was about the product in the thumbnail and then when I was watching that video I saw this video on the side!!

[@berly7350]

im gettong into skateing and i havent even started yet i have a board fo you have any pointers for me

[@amandacarlstrom9213]

Love the vids bro keep it up!

[@obviouslydaniel8414]

For the ramp me and my friends during the summer we would just get a piece of wood and slant it on a speed bump and it worked better

[@sofiarenee6761]

what does the black board say at 0:27

[@ActuallyHugo]

Board guards are good for longboards because sometimes when longboarding you fall of and your board goes flying somewhere. Happened to me many times lol. Once my board went flying into a parked car but luckily it had guards on so neither the board or car was damaged.

[@CPD0123a]

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. I'm just getting into it, and the very first thing I did with my board was fall backwards, pull a muscle in my leg, and send the board careening into a concrete curb. Def gonna look out for something that can act as those guards on the cheap!!

[@ActuallyHugo]

@@CPD0123aYou can use an old hose pipe

[@chirnoffle]

i use skate trainers to practice in my garage, i dont want my board scratching anything and it rains a lot here so its pretty good