First Session on the 8.75" Freestyle(?) Skateboard Deck by Waltz

[@PsychoCitySkateboards]

Please keep making this deck . This could be a game changer to use for actual street skating and not just freestyle.

[@chucknorris2182]

Hey, I'd rather like the deck to be available as a freestyle setup. The wider deck and trucks make it turn more so I think it'd still work out super good as a cruiser. Please do a two skid version as well. Hyped to maybe one day get my hands on it here in Germany

[@seanrobinson7661]

I can't wait to ride this board to the park/work! As usual, watching you ride is mesmerizing 😊

[@ndywarholsnotME]

man guy, u did sum awesome trix on dat homeboy, now it's maria's turn!!!

[@Cheez07]

why are you running only 1 skidplate on this setup?

[@anarky2201]

i love this i think it looks amazing. would be sick to roll on. gotta start saving my cash for shipping to Australia lol. love all your vids guys keep up the sick work :D i reckon a 8.5 would be perfect

[@birdinonehand]

Watched this then immediately ordered one with skids ❤️ can’t wait to set it up with some low trucks and decomposed Pegasus wheels

[@MAYERMAKES]

I ride an Andy egg and it is very similar to what you describe, so I expect that will do quite well as a "fun alround board"

[@TheAdaptiveMaritimer]

I'm riding an 8.125 Flip P2 Board modified for freestyle, i could see myself riding the big cat too

[@sodajr]

The board looks so cool!

[@ryanrowe1975]

Looks cool

[@UTCSB]

need this

[@Realbenzany]

I’m intrigued. What size trucks are you running on it?

[@waltz_skateboarding]

Ace44 (8.25”) with freestyle wheels

[@havengilbert5465]

Silly question but could you grind this?

[@johnnyraven8178]

Yeah you absolutely could you would loose a lot of a pop compared to a normal popsicle shaped street-board tho

[@GreybeardSkates]

Would you recommend this over the smaller freestyle decks for a bigger person? Say someone 6'2" and on the heavy side?

[@mitchwalcott]

I just got one and I would say that this will feel more stable than a regular freestyle deck. I am 6’0” and around 210 pounds.

[@metaphasia]

You should seriously consider collaborating with Andy Anderson on a kind of crazy shaped specialized freestyle deck. Andy is so bright in technical terms, I can imagine him designing his own freestyle deck with you guys that would be totally insane and also sell extremely well.

[@eggsbox]

andy's locked behind powell-peralta, and their "freestyle" offerings to the consumer market are piss poor, while the good freestyle products they give their riders aren't available for purchase. it's a real shame that a company with so many freestyle riders is doing their customer base dirty like that

[@metaphasia]

@@eggsbox I'd agree that it's somewhat strange that they don't offer straight up freestyle wheels, considering they have several freestyle skaters on their roster, but my impression is that Andy didn't want a strictly freestyle wheel, but rarher wanted them to more or less reissue the ancient freestyle wheels they made way back in the day that he used to use, but also have them align with his own contemporary style of skating, which involves mostly street, some transition and some freestyle capability. I also think the nano cubics are a fairly solid wheel all around, particularly for people that mainly skate street bur also incorporate some freestyle and transition. It also seems to me that Powell/Peralta gives him a lot of flexibility in terms of releasing somewhat novel designs, and if he genuinely wanted a strictly freestyle wheel, they'd have very likely released that.

[@TomsGarage007]

6:22 that's what she said