How to PUMP on ANY BOARD! *EASY* (Longboard, skateboard, cruiser, etc) Tutorial 2021

[@OgdenSikel]

GUYS I Just dropped some limited edition baseball caps if anyone wants to grab one! NOT A LOT LEFT! Check em out at www.shopogpark.com - peace!

[@neoroggensack1244]

Be careful pumping at higher speeds, I broke my elbow last week being a lil dum dum on a minicruiser. Was pumping while going too fast and slipped out. Awesome vid, keep em coming!

[@ohokcool]

I feel like it’s easier on mini cruisers to pump but also easier to fall lol

[@neoroggensack1244]

@@ohokcool Yeah, I got some pretty good data on it LMAO Elbow: 0 Pavement: 1

[@damnfreakingsien]

It’s been 2 years since I watched your video, and now, I pump whenever I could, on my cruisers, my surf skates and my pintails. It’s so much more efficient to pump when already at high speed to sustain speed than to push. Thanks for the video!

[@sarahbuhlman]

Dude I’ve been trying to figure this out, and have read and watched so damn much, and this was definitely one of the best explained and most helpful videos. Can’t wait to practice again! Thanks!

[@OgdenSikel]

Glad I could help :)

[@TimOthy-bn7ic]

I’m new to skateboarding and have watched a LOT of videos on carving. This one by FAR explains it the best. Having said that, I also almost turned it off bc the intro was so obnoxious. 😂 Glad I stuck it out, and thanks for the info dude!

[@Panzerbeast]

3 years on… how are you now?

[@michaelscott8810]

5:20 I lost it 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@OgdenSikel]

HAHA

[@deaddave9739]

Imagine someone watching him do that

[@lukeblalock2298]

I just got my mini cruiser stuff and I’m putting it together right now

[@thechosen1boxing250]

Post a video of it I'm dying to get one

[@lukeblalock2298]

THECHOSEN1 BOXING I would but I’m not good at making videos. I would get more dislikes than likes😕

[@deaddave9739]

What’s the Benefit over a mini cruiser over any other kind of board

[@VoteLNLSN]

Your pfp makes me feel like you did a great job on building it up 👍

[@lukeblalock2298]

@@VoteLNLSN thanks

[@felipe2fp]

BEST pump guide, today is the 3rd day of my very first longboard a loaded icarus. I never had a skateboard before BUT my main goal is never have to put my foot in the ground again, there is so many acid latic right that I cant move for at least 1 week LOL

[@bruah4364]

js thats gonna be impossible on a normal skateboard

[@Unknown-DE]

@@bruah4364 Sure it's possible. By doing tick-tacks you can produce momentum too without putting feet on ground. :) PS: but you're right. pumping with a skateboard is *impossible*.

[@bruah4364]

@@Unknown-DE yeah but it gets exhausting and walking pretty much becomes the better alternative, i wish that was possible tho

[@formidablesloth1806]

Oh my lord the complete is an arm and a leg.

[@felipe2fp]

@@Unknown-DE I saw one guy that could swear he did 10km with a normal longboard (flex, paris trucks reverse something) just pumping without a single push. Well, I will be trying until I'm able to do what I saw people on loaded videos doing. I already can at least extend to 2x the distance if I dont do nothing

[@punkguitar72]

Begginner here, thanks for this! im gonna practice it as soon as I master my impulse, its been my second day and well my balance is not that good. So I have a lot to learn. Thanks again!

[@GEERTIOHULST]

Hi man, I just bought a cruiser board with very little board experience, but I'm feeling really confident about it! I live on a campus so there's a lot of nice space to practice and your videos definitely help me too! Can't wait to be able to pump properly :)

[@animalfinatic9366]

How has it been Geertio?

[@christopherbuekerservices8584]

Way to break it down. Very valuable content. With this knowledge, I know I can learn to pump. Thank you.

[@ABSCrunchFit28]

Yes and Dinghys/Surf Skates tend to have the Fatty Hawg wheels which do make pumping distance even better! Great vid!

[@brandonwhite6421]

It only took the whole pandemic thus far, but I finally figured it out! Thanks!

[@OgdenSikel]

YES!

[@LYRR]

2:02 RIP... 👌🗿👍 Good stuff

[@ignitore]

Today for the first time i pumped my old yamba with tunnel krakatoa wheels. I didn’t want it, i wasn’t thinikin about it and it came out naturally, it’s been so strange... usually i cruise with my slide surfskate, i can’t believe i can pump this little toy ( except the very good wheels and bearings). It’s very cool 😎

[@michaelscott8810]

5:20 dat toe action go crazyyyy 🤣

[@ashleenmiriam6869]

I got my longboard yesterday I cant seem to keep my board moving without kicking as much.. I got a skateboard previously but I cant seem to tackle many tricks.. so i tried cruising and dancing on longboard and its funnnn

[@spywriter007]

Using a topmount board and wedging the front trucks 5 degrees and de-wedging the rear truck 5 degrees will improve the pumpablility of your board. Also getting a bracket board such as a G-bomb can be a fun pumper.

[@thetschoni3813]

Here it is! Thank you! That’s so awesome. This is definitely the best tutorial on KZbin. Hopefully it is good enough to help me being successful with pumping.

[@jochenboehler]

Thanks a lot, I think NOW I finally understood how pumping works. I've seen a lot of videos but never really got it. Now it'd practice practice practice...

[@niesterkrew5303]

Oh man explaining it like a rip stick totally clicked for me. Stoked to go try!

[@АнтонПарасоток]

This guy really knows the stuff!

[@darrenchadwick6010]

Thanks God I learned how to snowboard before I ever got into skating it's helped me so much as far as balance and carving but this video has really brought some new light to my attention thank you so much

[@Donutboy-o2w]

Tysm you finally got my dad to let me loosen my trucks and you helped me pump

[@thechosen1boxing250]

Can you also do a video on when to change wheels and grip tape I've wondered how long the quality of the wheels last before getting new ones

[@hw.lds08]

You shouldnt need to change the wheels unless they have flat spots or are super thin. Griptape should only be changed if its really dirty with mud

[@christianmerchant6523]

Yeah unless you can’t see the grip on your grip tape just use grip gum

[@robertborden2666]

Been wanting to do this from watching Stacey Peralta do it in the old movie “Freewheelin.” He’s able to generate power on flats. I have been trying on a regular street setup and I’m starting to get it. Thanks for the extra tips!

[@ketchup2125]

I just started to skate for the first time in 6 years and it feels good to carve again 👍

[@simsonyee]

Best explanation for pumping ever

[@pdawg9208]

*:D* My longboard came today Which is actually 2 days early :)

[@pdawg9208]

Also im the weird person with the 4 acc :]

[@OgdenSikel]

😂😂😂awesome!!

[@thechosen1boxing250]

I want a board so baaaaad I'm jealous OG Keep up the great content 🤘🤘🤘

[@arialynch172]

Facebook Marketplace can have some good used ones for less money. You might just need to replace some things but it's an inexpensive alternative.

[@freakishusurper3070]

Really good video man, easy to understand and straightforward

[@gavinarthur7365]

It might be 1:30 am but I’m about to go do this

[@darrenchadwick6010]

I feel like the leg movement is almost like how you move them when youre on a swing to gain height and speed on those

[@arCt215]

Nice video. Very informative. Can you do 1 pumping video with the dinghy turbo king (Traditional kingpin)?

[@OgdenSikel]

Hey, the small board used in this video actually was the dinghy turbo king with regular kingpin trucks!

[@zztop7000]

Thank you your the best 👌 I'm just learning beginner when I get better I'm getting a electric skateboard. What do you think of electric skateboard? I'm only using for commute not for backflip because it break it.

[@180fJC]

I was struggling with this for a while, every video I saw didn't help. I went longboarding after watching the video and almost immediately figured it out.

[@markcapodanno1990]

Good Job! I'd love to see you cover the waterborne surfskate kit. I got one for my Loaded Omakase but Its my first board and am waiting until I am a little more skilled at riding.

[@JoeBrownJudge]

Hey man your videos are really helpful! I'm just getting into longboarding

[@FallLineJP]

0:15 - reminds me of the tesla coil sound in C&C red alert 😂

[@Versehen]

I love your content, specially the beginner tutorials. Can you do something about longboard dance boards?

[@OgdenSikel]

As soon as I get one, yes! And that’s on my list. For now I’m practicing dancing with my tan tien because it’s basically a dancer board that’s drop through

[@mistakesmadehere722]

I’m surprised this guy doesn’t have more subs then pewds

[@wastedWizard509]

great vid man i like your videos keep going and ride safe bud :)

[@OgdenSikel]

Thank youuuuu!!

[@husna2803]

Your voice so different makes me jealous..so soft!!

[@guillermoyaroslavlverduzco1551]

I'm struggling with trucks: How tight/loose they should be? I can sense your rare truck (longboard) is tighter than the front one, that's the way I use them. But I'm 38, so I'm not as energic as you are and of course want more stability rather than any other thing. Not sure If I should make the front truck looser as I already feel it bends a lot, but it still doesn't turn so stiff. Still haven't practiced the carving, but I'm up to it next.

[@Panzerbeast]

Enjoyed this one.

[@ollieclements_]

Ayy it’s always a good vid when it starts up with a corridor and a Hoover/ vacuum cleaner. Jk good video tho bro really helpful

[@OgdenSikel]

🤣🤣

[@IamPaste]

I'm having trouble and I don't know if it is because the board is too stiff. I've been skateboarding for almost 30 years and am still trying to learn something new.

[@PrinceJyers]

Good video, I noticed your hat. Did you go to Minnetonka too?

[@contaestrellas]

good demonstration! thank you!

[@ConreteOceanz]

If you focus on twisting your hips and arms together staying on the board you will get the feeling

[@igorkreep]

Hey, awesome video, just want to ask you one question, is caliber 44 ok for pumping, or do you have to have 50 rkp trucks?

[@Dr_Footbrake]

Cal's would suck for pumping If you want a cast RKP use paris

[@Pelzy_NL]

I get the Landyachtz Drop Hammer 3.5 at March! Is this a good first choose?

[@aymentechy2852]

YOU GOT MY BACK

[@jpb2085]

Nice tips, subbed for ths

[@nateb6964]

What’s the length of the surf skate you recommend for pumping?

[@OgdenSikel]

I would say anywhere from 30-34”

[@cornsyruptrucker]

I just learned (and now relearned) to ride at 32 and jumping while riding sounds like a good way to break a leg or neck. Any suggestions on how to do this at a more....advanced age?

[@crookedtool]

You don't actually jump. You turn hard back and forth on the front truck and follow with a snake-like action with the back foot. I'm 14 years older than you and learned last year.

[@phillsflychannel]

I actually have a drop through longboard but like 15 minutes in i got the technique but i dont go really fast or far idk if its my board cause its about a year old or its my foot placement n technique but i also live in nyc so the roads n destroyed so thats one thing too

[@OgdenSikel]

It actually takes quite a lot more effort than most people think, and its mainly for maintaining speed, not going super fast

[@phillsflychannel]

@@OgdenSikel oh so what boards would u recommend...i herd surf longboards n flex r really good

[@Unknown-DE]

@Ogden Sikel Thanks for the video. Your movement looks already pretty good but there is still space for a lot of improvement. You can work with only feets, only legs, only core body, only shoulder and who guessed it only arms. When you combine all factores you become a little god in pumping. There is a nice Video of Vlad Popov who did a great job of how do well with your body to accelerate your longboard. I know how hard it is to teach someone to get the idea of pumping right. But I also want to mention something very important you didn't state (please correct me If I just didn't catch it up in your video): Wheelbites: Guys!!! Please care about your health. Most longboards are not intended to be that much pressured like it is happening when pumping. I started myself with a drop-through longboard and it becomes very likely that when you get too confident with pumping that you run into wheelbites because you hit the cut-outs of a drop-through longboard or the longboard itself in case of a top-mount longboard. A wheelbite occurs when the wheel is touching the longboard. And you can guess what happened to me after getting too confident... I fell very badly two or three times, but to my luck I am a god doing great rolls so I didn't got any injuries. > So if interested in pumping and I mean real pumping, then please riser your longboard properly to prevent wheelbites. You can test it by standing at the very left or right side of the longboard with all your weight and when you get stopped by the wheels it gets very likely you run into wheelbites. When preasuring your weight while riding there is more force than you could test with only your weight, so please consider this too. :) @Ogden Sikel So the most important question is: was that just a wheelbite? kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHLSlZmNm7V8j9U ? :D PS: I surely would not ever ride with a "normal" longboard anymore. At some point you have to decide if you want to make it professional (hard learning and long distance pumping oriented setup) or you just want have some fun. I just tell you this, because the above instructions are based on many years of experience where I started with a normal longboard and and ended with a high end setup and a lot more knowledge) and I hope someone will read the above and prevent any injuries to himself. :)

[@noobdrool1624]

Im not sure if I am doing something wrong but I feel like im not gaining any speed or sustaining it, neither am I losing speed. I just get same same distance with pumping as I would do without doing it. Can you maybe tell me what Im doing wrong? I have 80a wheels on a drop through deck that is 100 cm long. Any help is appreciated!!

[@perhaps5739]

gonna try it on my 40" stiff pintail wml 💀💀💀💀💀

[@bravenew469]

Thanks for a good explanation.

[@onlyme9254]

Love skating hate sleeping! 🤣🤙

[@staplehat]

YESS THISSS!

[@constantinlegras769]

Should we have our heels and toes lifting up (off the board) when pumping? Also, should the switches between the two sides be sharp or smooth?

[@OgdenSikel]

I'd say yeah, they want to be lifting up, but dont force them to. when you go side to side it should feel natural but yeah they come up a little bit. I'd say switches between sides should be more sharp than smooth. It is a pretty sudden switch in weight and you wanna do that quite sharply.

[@timothybright261]

Yoo do one on stopping and stuff lmao

[@OgdenSikel]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJrGoKyOgLSMq8U

[@layneaic2076]

My flexdex classic29 board keep pumping bro..

[@stephenfernald2490]

Great video. Subscribed.

[@iamfilmingg]

Great tutorial 👍🏽

[@madscientistme]

is it kinda like the way we swing our shoulder when we roller blade? lemme try again tomorrow. i just learnt to kinda balance and kick forward today. some noob carving too but i get so slow during a turn.

[@frederik5243]

The board you use at 4:20 (nice) can you gain speed with it?

[@OgdenSikel]

That is a loaded tan tien, and yes you can gain speed with it, although I have other boards that work better for pumping, namely my landyachtz dinghy and other smaller boards

[@frederik5243]

@@OgdenSikel ok ty we have the same board!

[@richarddewitt3457]

Looks like he’s doing the Carlton 😜

[@Skiamakhos]

Kinda reminds me of a tai chi qigong leg exercise.

[@matthewsmith3343]

Hi, Im really struggling with this. Im 35, skated when I was younger, not long been getting into longboarding and really enjoying it but im just struggling pumping.

[@timjacobs9543]

I think I pushed the subslike button

[@LiefRunsFar]

Been looking at the gbomb brackets for pumping. Looks like you don't use a special setup. Do you loosen your trucks?

[@OgdenSikel]

Just a regular setup with loose trucks! As long as wheelbite isn’t an issue that’s all I need!

[@jodyleder5406]

ayy that tactics sticker! local shop for me. 👍

[@papapumba4539]

hey dude ur videos are great, u are kinda motivating me... but I got a question, maybe that’s stupid but anyways I wanna ask it. When I’m standing on my longboard am feening freaking uncomfortable on it, like I feel “now I gonna fall down”. how i can overcome it? Cause I got my longboard about one year, and i’m riding maybe a few times in a month.. What can u say about it? How can I fix that problem, am reaally feeling so uncomfortable on the deck and get that feeling, tho ama 21 years old. Answer me please:((( upd: i have drop down through longboard and never can go to cruising in the city, am riding sometimes only at place where’s no people and where’s is super straight road without downhills cause i can’t stop my longboard am jumping from it

[@OgdenSikel]

Hmmm. I’d say try to practice more than just a few times a month. Get out a few times a week if possible. Make sure like 70-80% or your weight is mostly on your front foot to give you the most control, and you could also try putting your other foot on the front of the board (maybe you’re actually riding switch but don’t know it...that can be uncomfortable for some ppl)

[@nimohobbs9827]

Thanks man.. Helped a lot..👆

[@jean-baptiste6479]

I have some difficulty to pump my longboard. Its energy consuming, I believe I am too used to using a surfskate, and to movement is different. I will continue to try... I already changed the bushings, installed a Bennett truck and added two wedge plates so... The problem should be me🤔

[@OgdenSikel]

Well pumping does definitely take a lot of energy on longer boards. It isn’t always the most practical but it’s fun and can help you get a good workout in lol!

[@jean-baptiste6479]

@@OgdenSikel thanks for the encouragement. So...let's go.

[@foodiddles]

Thanks dude

[@Kindmanwithhopes]

how loose should i soften the screw on the wheels ?

[@steve00alt70]

I'm quickly finding that a cruiser board isnt recommended for beginners like me that have trouble steering on a board. I usualy do quick short sprints when skateboarding to do tricks. Since riding my dinghy im finding it very high of the ground and too responsive with the slightest turn. My board did an unintended 90 degree turn when i put a bit of pressure on my heel side not good if a pedestrian was coming towards me D: At least i know what to look for now when buying.

[@madhurikaubhe6430]

Hey ! I bought a cruiser board but I wanna know which board is best for commuting more than 5 kms at a stretch ? Also, can we use surfskate for the same purpose ?

[@OgdenSikel]

I think a cruiser board should be good for around 10km before you get really tired, and yes pumping should work just the same on a surfskate!!

[@madhurikaubhe6430]

@@OgdenSikel thanks man! :) Would you recommend surfskate over cruisers though if the goal is long distance commuting?

[@fjtubie]

Dude, you got some serious err in your video.

[@tsebomoloi3410]

this works for dance longboards

[@queeny5613]

amazing

[@vanessap8717]

Hi Ogden, from what I've been reading the ldp set up is a tighter back truck. I have a long board I'm using for distance pushing and pumping..but I like the feel of big surf carves..should I keep the Rear truck lose like the front? Or tight. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Love your videos;)

[@OgdenSikel]

Honestly it really depends on you and how it feels for your riding experience because everyone has a different preference. You can pump on any setup as long as your trucks overall are loose enough to turn easily. I don't even know what truck is looser for me I just tighten them up, try out the board, and adjust until it feels good to me. So while tighter back truck does work for some people, its all personal preference really.

[@crackin2000]

Dog you gotta try the waterborne adapter front and back

[@OgdenSikel]

noted!

[@stuka78]

Wheel size and hardness recommended? And for bushings (I’m 75 kilos)?

[@OgdenSikel]

I like the orangatang stimulus 70mm 86a personally. Not too hard, not too squishy. For bushings, maybe 85a or 87a? I don’t like super squishy bushings.

[@61percentodicarica]

I'm not as good as him but I've been longboarding for 5years. As for the wheels - depending on your board, but as a general rule... The bigger the more comfortable! Obviously also faster but harder to accelerate. Anywhere between 68/70 to 80mm is good, but again: if you're at risk of wheel bite play it safe. Hardness depends on you're planning to do with it. In general, for anything except freeriding, I'd say go as soft as you can because there's really no reason not to. Unless you want to slide with it, then it's a completely different story Bushings... ahah it's complicated. Want to go fast? 90/95A double barrels are your friends. Want to have fun on flat? I'm using 85As double cones. Want a good all around? Something like an 85 mix (one barrel, one cone) is probably a good choice. Consider that the boards length will influence the feeling of the turns anyway, so giving advice is really hard. Best advice I can give you: invest €10 more and get more choices ;) Sorry for the long reply

[@OgdenSikel]

@@61percentodicarica Thanks for your insights! Bushings have always seemed unnecessarily complicated so your thoughts on them were really nice!

[@stuka78]

Found my best setup (drop through 37” with Paris truck v3) with 70 mm wheels 78a, double cone bushings 90A; thanks everybody for your time!

[@61percentodicarica]

@@stuka78 nice choice

[@chimmiebomb]

Your voice is nice :)

[@haha5809]

Can you pump cruiser board?

[@farukhkutlikov3384]

Thank you very much

[@ratdog356]

I thought carving which pumping uses slows you down tho

[@OgdenSikel]

Carving isn’t exactly pumping. Carving slows you down because turning the board in long sweeps generates more friction with the ground. Pumping is throwing your weight side to side which generates forward momentum if done right, which actually is more powerful than the friction forces from the wheels therefore making you accelerate

[@davidbatista3457]

I have a loaded icarus and I suck at pumping. I can never gain speed. I was searching videos and this came up.

[@98796230966754435677]

THanks for vid. Help me a lot,

[@OgdenSikel]

Glad it helped u!

[@someoneofexitance6907]

7:17 i subbed, tysm!

[@jehogue7907]

How do truck width affect pumping ?

[@OgdenSikel]

I haven't seen a huge difference? Depends on a lot of factors but outside of surfskates, smaller trucks are easier to pump. With surfskate trucks though the width is kind of irrelevant

[@scheisstag]

I am not a native speaker. But in my understanding what you do is carving. Pumping is when you take advantage of the changing height level of the floor: in a half pipe, quarter pipe, transition or pump track. So you need a certain floor for pumping. You cant pump on a flat surface.

[@OgdenSikel]

No. you are correct about pumping on a ramp, but this is also referred to as pumping. So I guess you could say there are 2 kinds of pumping. This kind of pumping is usually for longboards, and the other is usually for skateboards historically.

[@scheisstag]

@@OgdenSikel Thanks for your reply. I guess there is no definite dictionary for skate terms. And if its about language and everyday use its usually like that: even if a majority uses a term "wrong" then simply this fact makes it the right term over time. Because language is not about logic. Its just about what the majority does. And since I am not a english speaker I cant really tell you which term the majority uses. But at least "pumping" makes no sense regarding logic. Because it comes from using an air pump on an inflatable boat or using the handle of an old school water pump. Which are all up and down movements. Which is not what you show. Also this means you end up using one word: "pumping" for two pretty different ways to propel a skateboard: Which is confusing. 1: using the curvature of the ground to gain momentum by elevating or lowering your center of gravity relative to the surface. And 2: using the fact that rolls dont roll sideways to push yourself sideways off from a flat surface (True for TicTacs or the carving you do). Since language is fluid and not set in stone I would suggest you start using "carving" to spread the term and by doing so, as a side effect, educate your audience a bit about the physics involved. Since a basic knowledge about the physics makes it easier to understand and pick up the motion as a regular skateboarder, who is just interested in practice.

[@OgdenSikel]

I appreciate the reply, but you are in fact incorrect. This is absolutely pumping, longboard pumping is an entire genre that you can look up on youtube. Pumping is an up-and-down motion. on inclines, you push your body up and down. for pumping, you aren't just carving side to side-you are sharply carving while pushing your weight slightly 'up-and-down', just like you would on an incline, only you're addng carving to it. So if I were to tell my audience that this is carving, I would be lying.

[@scheisstag]

@@OgdenSikel Sorry, you are wrong: while its true, that you are "slightly pushing your weight up and down" while carving, this is not key to the movement. Every human even slightly pushes his weight upside down while walking or running. But since walking and running are meant to move you horizontal this are only byproducts, not key components. And every professional runner will tell you, that the upward downward movement is even unwanted and that they try to keep the vertical movement of the hips small since it only costs energy. And the same is true for the carving movement. Which is also a horizontal movement. And the forward momentum is, as I mentioned already, created by pushing in an 45 degree angle sideways from your wheels, which can not roll sideways (only back and forward) and allow a push off the wheels therefore (Pretty much like in ice skating. Or in sailing with a keel). The forward momentum while carving is not created by using any kind of up and down movement. (Why do we then move up and down while carving? We would topple over sideways while pushing us off sideways. So we need to angle our body in the opposite direction of our sideway push. And angeling the body means also lowering the center.)This is in total contrast to pumping in vert, in which the forward momentum indeed is created by an up and down movement of the center of gravity. You kind of "jump up" a half pipe from flat. And you also "jump up" halfhearted while going down: every movement creates a counter force: you moving up with your center makes your board roll down faster in the opposite direction. And this pretty much proofs, that a difference in the wording is very much needed. Because even you, the guy who made the instructional clip, is not aware of the differences in physics. With a fitting word (carving) the key components of the movement would be more obvious. And people would learn it easier. (My point is not, that nobody calls it pumping: you are totally right: lots of people refer to the "carving" as "pumping".)

[@OgdenSikel]

dude I LITERALLY don't know what to tell you. It's a WHOLE GENRE of longboarding. I don't care if you think the name semantics are wrong, it is literally the NAME of the discipline. I didn't invent it lol

[@williamharsent]

You say that rkps are best for pumping, but then you said that the dinghy is made for pumping and it has tkps, right?

[@OgdenSikel]

Reverses are best for longboards but regulars are fine for cruisers

[@vanessadragonborn1287]

Idk what it is but this dude is giving very mild Micheal Cera energy

[@dogma8538]

thank you so much for this...you really explained it well