Dan Corrigan's Setup Review

[@ryanhingorani4019]

I turned 30 last summer. Discovered both of these guys' channels right at the beginning of the lockdown in 2020 when i moved back in with family and got back into skating. So thankful i did after not being on a board for 7+ years, it keeps me sane, happy, and healthy!

[@TheDailyGnarticle]

I had the same thing happen, and I’m better now than when I was a teenager. So happy I picked it back up

[@yelramyelram]

same. so glad I did, I could listen to these guys to no end. great guys, good content

[@ZackDowdy]

Enjoy videos with you and Dan

[@itsadoozyskateboarding5323]

I’ve never flat-spotted a formula 4. I’m 200 pounds and have been riding them for 3-4 years now!

[@w1z894]

i turn on my tail heel side on f4s, coned tf out in like 2 weeks and the other 3 look pristine lol. 145 lb and kinda light footed, i tend to jump off before i try to hang on.. too many GTA Wasted cutscenes irl

[@nero16ify]

as an over 30 skateboarder this stuff is the kind of content I dig. Your the man Ben 🙌

[@jordanbrorby8494]

Funny, as a 34 year old skateboarder this is the kind of content where I wonder why anybody would ever give a crap about this trivial stuff

[@Rbsp28back]

❤🇫🇷

[@jensenacklese3049]

38 here, I think I found new friends 😂

[@trevorschauwecker]

This is really high level advice that may not regularly accesible to people living in smaller populations with less skaters. Great video and review!

[@stephenbasu1548]

That was a great,authentic ,real conversation About skating. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@BobSk8s]

Dan's set up looks like if you flipped it over and shook it a bunch of hair and crumbs would fall out

[@exomoneylabel]

and pennies too

[@tima8049]

It probably smells peculiar too.

[@BobSk8s]

@@tima8049 smells damp

[@HankHillOfficial]

Lmao

[@johnmeehan7884]

Ew

[@craigoswald9083]

I love the information. I followed Dan is well and at 55 there's always some good info. Ride until you drop 🤘

[@LoomisPeabody3]

Yuup, front toe side for me too. Also, I'm 45 now and skate almost every day. You two dudes are two of my favorite skaters and content creators. Please never stop!

[@Stug138]

Very informative, Thanks Ben & Dan.

[@tcsk20]

Nearly on 100k well deserved Ben

[@Johnbetty46]

Toe side front wheel is always first to cone and I’d say 99% with confidence it’s from turning as my level of skill is not on par with either of your good selves so the turning must be causing this. Another great detailed video too 👌 love these 👊

[@ToxicGreen357]

Ben, Dan, and Vic... That'd be a dream sesh for me to be on lol. Raddest dudes 👊

[@stevenmadethis2383]

To be fair, I'm 31 and subbed to both of you, soooo yeah

[@jimgrude]

Dan's right on.F4's definitely flatspot and wear down quicker. STF don't, but also don't feel as good.

[@FrogeFella]

I have been heavily digging all of the content you made while in Cali. Great stuff!

[@Unlockingparadoxes]

Great video and energy and vibes and articulation.

[@timriecken5453]

As a nearly 20 year golf pro and 14 of those have been a master fitter.... I loved this vid. ❤️ Dan is awesome and always enjoy his vids. Thanks for this ☺️

[@bFOURdwZEROlf]

Hell yeah Victor's here, too!

[@edo-j1784]

Great video guys! I follow both of you and I always learn something each video I watch! I have been a Powell Peralta guy for apprx. 30 years.

[@JohnWBlair82]

Dan's sweater is on point.

[@Morbidia]

The Magicians setup is amazing looks great. Dan has such amazing board control.

[@AESTHE1TE]

Been waiting for this video for long enough thank you!

[@Bikecampcook]

Loved this great to see any skaters thinking on setup Regards from the UK

[@octaviobarrera6418]

The collab i been waiting for aha

[@NotMe42554]

Angle gauge is also great for measuring angle of pop :) since that ones magnetic it sticks to the bolts and then you can tip the board

[@50yearoldskater]

Hey Ben. Started in the 70's but been on board non stop since 1983, so 40 years straight of skating. Front toe side for me as well on the wheel cone. I rotate them by eyeing the wear, so either diagonal or just straight switching the front and back depending and start at a 54mm. Currently riding Dragons 54MM X 32MM

[@daanzen]

I must say, your laugh at 7:18 was beautiful!

[@DarmokAtTanagra]

I skate Acid Chem Co REM formula too and I really like them. One thing that was different about them is that the bearings are a VERY tight fit, they're definitely not going to get tweaked by lateral pressure/impact

[@ejlopez6637]

Tic tacs are what wear out the toe side front wheel. Even if you ride loose trucks, you’re bound to do little tic tacs when doing little turns. It’s usually the back ones. Because your front foot naturally dips towards the toe when you turn, you usually drag your front wheels even if it’s just for a fraction of a second before you put your wheels back down.

[@dieseldabz7104]

Have been a fan of both Powell Peralta and Independent Trucks for decades now. Only trucks will ever buy and other than maybe 1-2 other companies only decks I buy or skate, one other company being the OG of the industry Santa Cruz (VX decks or Everslick ©) I still mess with truck height and I'm 43 but do prefer the mids as well in Hollow's or Titanium.

[@jessidupuis7500]

ive got some nice santa cruze deck rails that are very rounded and the ends curve away from your wheels for more clearance. love flight decks i have both of andys, nice setup dan! love watching u guys sk8

[@diplenski]

i'm regular footed and also cone out front toe-side wheel first/most

[@idmhead0160]

Me too

[@Unlockingparadoxes]

Much love and respect to you and your channel Ben.

[@matthewzito5952]

Ya for sure .. you two rock

[@booth403]

Talking about getting the bearings out of a tight wheel, I've always just used the truck, screws the threads up after a few times doing it but at that point you're getting ready to swap out your trucks anyways

[@papichulocod]

do a review pf the stage 4s!!!!

[@idmhead0160]

Yeah, WTF. Ben slacking on the most earth shattering news in decades

[@burger1113]

Soooooo rad to see lol it's like you have your favorite dc hero randomly show up on the comic book of your favorite marvel hero. Given that you are a huge fan of both, of course.

[@jumboshirmp]

Ben, same: my front toe-side wheel cones first and I have no idea why. I ride almost exclusively transition

[@Yoa-cc7bo]

really good duo right here, woulda loved to see a game of skate with u two

[@robertojuarez9785]

I love this park, I skated this stage with the big green trash can when I was a teenager, I love the feeling of being there, legendary stage in long Beach. Now I'm almost 40 and I just want to go back to get the feeling of being there, even if I just do a olie down the stage

[@azazelreficulmefistofelicu7158]

159 on a 8.5 board with "inverted" kingpins, my madness approves.

[@MrArkBrian]

Tom Penny in his prime rode 7.5” decks with 8” axle Indy’s, so by those standards 8.5” deck on 9” trucks should even be fine.

[@williamtomisser8921]

I have never seen the pivot fakie late regular before. Super sick!

[@markdearlove8634]

Enjoyed every second

[@kokote1847]

I always cone my front toe wheel more and I'm pretty sure it's because I slide my wheels when I quick turn from fakie to forward, on flat and transition

[@burna803]

Anyone know what woodshop made the alien workshop boards when they prdoduced the mind field decks? Loved the shape and feel of the Arto Saari 8.5

[@skwibblez9239]

I think PS Stix, but I might be wrong

[@imnotarob0t1984]

The Etnies Arto's were incredible skate shoes as well

[@JonnyDIY]

Dont think i ever flat spotted a set of wheels that didn't even out in all my years. Hmm 🤔

[@fatdadskatesbad]

Dan is probably one of my favorite skaters to watch skate. He has such a wild original slappy style and absolutely shreds.

[@3_MiL]

same! front toe side wheel for sure. then back toe side :p

[@robertblackmore703]

Same- front toe. It’s just from riding flat ground. I think my normal weight distribution is a bit more toe side than heel, and my front truck is my turning truck so it’s a bit looser and takes more weight. Also, if I’m turning around it’s easier to turn backside than front, so I do it more often.

[@apineda716]

I'm on team, take wheel off with the truck axle! Works everything haha

[@GorillaBiscuitz]

Front toe side wheel cones most for me too. I know I'm a heavy toe side turner and I take more right turns. It's hard to take sharp left turns without slamming. Also, I've never flat spotted a Spitfire, but they definitely wear down fast-ish.

[@anhiirr]

same thing here with the wheel wear, conical fulls help wear less but you still have to rotate the front toe wheel with others to keep a set going when they are radial full or classic shape for me or it totally cones out.

[@brandonplante5570]

My most worn wheel is always front toe side and I do believe it’s from fakie kick turns or slappy crooked grids on curbs. If the curb is low enough, that wheel ever so sightly drags on the ground.

[@XIIVXVII]

Ben with the Slappy connoisseur himself.

[@SpiritsandNature]

front toeside wheel goes early due to turning pressure from your front foot

[@Exploitedyouth2004]

Never flat spotted F4s but I have flat spotted Acid REMS before funny enough. Front toe side wheel cones out for me first as well.

[@poopoofuhqueue2389]

i have powell ribs and also hacked off the tapered edges because i like my rail a bit further out and my wheels kept biting

[@MarkPuke13]

I love you guys both!! Fucking siiiick❤

[@Mclovinthedank]

F4 flat spotted for me within the first week. I like to skate fast so I just slid extra to even them out. and then they ended up being my favorite wheel because of the shape and I felt they slid better than STFs.

[@nathanvaltierra8707]

What shape?? I've never flatspoted any f4 spitfires and I've have like 5 sets

[@diddymelone2265]

F4s never flatspotted for me and I do Powerslide all the time. Didnt try stf. Other wheels definetely flatspot for me. Impressed that the dragons did not flatspot either. Probably because they Slide so nicely on rough ground.

[@bakedbeings]

Dan spending the whole paycheck on a fresh fit for Papa Ben's channel 👌 Those 2.5 subs just clocked over to 3.

[@johnm3946]

Now I want to get a tape measure and nerd out on my board.

[@smeegain3657]

Cool - really I like the setup talk.

[@rulehardgarage9740]

I like Powell shapes so I picked up a 243 flight deck and the shape is glorious and I love everything about the decks but man the fiberglass shards from skating crusty Midwest spots is brutal. I just can't do it. I'm actually having a lot of fun skating weird shaped decks like the Welcome Darklord right now. My back toe side wears out but I do a ton of shuvits varial flips, BS 180, shuvit revert etc.. so for me it adds up why.

[@pneuma6421]

Dude i thought i was the only one! That fiberglass shit that stabs ur thumbs is so goddam annoying!

[@JC-es3rs]

Hey Ben looking at thunder trucks to buy what do you recommend in thunders …hollow lights? Also where is the best place in Canada to order these

[@milesallen7339]

Thanks vic

[@commandZee]

Dan with Ben, a pleasant surprise!

[@erikgrubbs7050]

Mine cone front toe side as well. Nollie shuvs ? Heel flips?

[@brycekeith5653]

My front toe side wheel also is always the first to cone. I assume just from a ridiculous amount of fakie pivots. Every time I don’t land a trick I usually step back on, roll away switch and then do a fakie pivot to regular before trying again.

[@transferz]

These Cali videos are most enjoyable. Hope you go back soon and share the experience w/us like you did for this trip. Damn Gifted Hater Loves you. Maybe he could visit you and do some more collab videos,or do this style of video w/ppl. up in your hometown? Thanks Ben you e brought us lots of enjoyment in this series.

[@yabo7106]

I have one of your old Canadian skate shops decks you named the Voldemort deck. Before I got the deck I was skating my old one every day trying to learn the Ollie and messed up my knees. I never got a chance to skate it because I was afraid to hurt my knees even more. I'm probably gonna start skating again soon. Wish me luck

[@versnellingspookie]

What exactly hurts in your knees? I was watching a Chad Caruso video yesterday, and he said that as he's now pushing across america (3000 miles in total), and by day 6 his knee issues somewhat lessened (he said he re-tore his meniscus 6 months ago). Also, i have hypermobile knees and have kept off skating for the longest time because im still a bit heavy at 240 ish pounds), but i feel like i've been missing out on knee strenthening excersises, and thus missed out on ways to strenthen my body. Maybe you could start doing excersises to strentgthen whatever issue it is that you're having too?

[@hazsneax]

Another great vid, keep it up fellas #SkateOrDie

[@Unlockingparadoxes]

You guys are both legendary 💯🙏🛹

[@jaybird634]

Ben , please do a review on the Slappy hollows . Thanks . God bless brother !it's

[@swires1]

Can you bring Dan Corrigan and Gifted Hater in the next one

[@bananaclipper7692]

boxing match

[@dadboard]

@@bananaclipper7692 that would be the most 7th grade haymaker contest to ever go down 😂

[@crazyjakie9972]

crossover of the century

[@MrBrain05]

It’s always front toe side wheel for me and it’s from nose slides for me 🤙🏻

[@kryptichands968]

I skate spitfire f4's , conical full, theyre the best wheel Ive ever rode, and I finally switched to them from the classics, they havent flatspoted at all its been 2 years since, also they have a distinctive bark when you nose, tail, blunt ect.

[@maciejgielnik49]

Dan don't be so stressed out. You are a cool guy with cool setup!

[@luger9857]

I've always rotated my wheels so idk but while your riding /turning one of the 4 wheels might have to slide a little and the one doing the sliding is the wheel with the least amount of weight on it

[@PHeMoX]

The big nose is why I like the Andy Anderson flight deck (the first one) quite a lot. The downside is how it is a fairly big board of course, but the nose is less of a problem and way more of an advantage to me.

[@bgieho]

correct me if im wrong but if the base plate is not forged then the trucks are 55mm high not 52?

[@idmhead0160]

That would be true if it was standard Indys. Dan rides mids, which are lower

[@bgieho]

@@idmhead0160 ahhh right... forgot about the Mids... i thought he was riding Reynolds though no?

[@jonathanginofilippi]

@@bgieho reynolds rides 139 standards

[@bgieho]

@@jonathanginofilippi lol... no reynolds hollows... they are a indy truck version. they have a hollow axel (solid kingpin) and a standard baseplate. so they are standard Height 55mm

[@bgieho]

@@jonathanginofilippi at 6:23 he says reynolds... but he says "Mindys" so that might mean mids i guess. not sure if they make reynolds in mids

[@sebastiangronkvist3897]

Front toeside for me aswell. It's always been that way from doing reverts after I've landed fakie.

[@DanableLector]

I have the same exact issue with wear on my front toe-side wheel. I assume it’s from turning on trucks that are a little tighter, which might increase the pressure vs looser trucks. Dunno 🤷‍♂️

[@peepoclap9479]

Ima simple man, I see a Ben upload, I click, like and comment.

[@bOnK_dA_cLoWn]

My front toe side wheel always cones first from kickturning on concrete ramps

[@miclgael]

Damn Ben, with all the stats!

[@kylemichealmurray]

love you always wear white tees, Costco kirkland?

[@ryanhingorani4019]

Please do more collabs with Dan!

[@TheAnimeist]

Ben, Front toe side for me wears out first. Dan, Can you comment on any adjustments you make when your wheels are wider than your board? For me, they have to be flush or inside a bit. Otherwise I run over my toe. I can't get the effect of this out of my head LOL.

[@mercyme3400]

If you stomp with huge energy that can brake your regular wooden board using flight board will bounce the energy back to you, in this case i believe this can kill your feet/legs, but if you use the regular woooden deck it will absorb the impact to the ground, just a wild thought lol

[@kunuelo5576]

Yes

[@scottmccrimmon1]

Front toe side and rear heel side wear out fast for me - I’ve got a fortnightly wheel rotation madness thing going to keep them even lol

[@solidbluebrian]

Same

[@Makabert.Abylon]

Ben said his front toe side wheel are the smallest one. Its the same for me, and toe side wheels in general takes more pressure for me. I would guess its just how you skate, or if your board wants to go a bit left as a regular skater you might put a bit more pressure toe side high up on the board when you push especially 🤷🏻‍♂️ Anyone else who get one smaller wheel after a while?

[@Mystninja]

Do you stay with Dan in he's van.

[@knightofbrokenglass9237]

superhero crossover episodes are the best

[@andrewpegg]

Front toe side wheel is always the one that cones for me. I think it's from turning backside at the end of a line to go back the other way. It's not trick related for me.

[@Yngdapper]

Good video king

[@ignatrudakovsky5610]

my front toe sides wheel also wears out quickly. I think it's because of tic-tacs and kickturns