Landyachtz Tugboat / Dinghy cruiser boards Comparison

I present the Landyachtz Tugboat thorough review. I primarily compare it to its little brother the dinghy. The dinghy was perfect in my opinion so when Landyachtz Team Manager Billy "Bones" Meiners gave me the opportunity to test out the Tugboat I couldnt resist. its a bit larger in every way but still behaves in the same agile manne.
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These boards are great alternatives to step up from penny boards or nickel boards. They have much more grip and the decks don't flex so you can ride harder.

[@Landyachtz]

3:50 so satisfying to watch

[@Raychristofer]

landyachtzlongboards Landyachtz in the house! Thanks for checking it out.. And I hope you weren't talking about the time I tripped LOL, That's my wife's favorite part. Respect

[@fbi7853]

Hi Landyachtz! I just got the 9 two 5 and it is amazing! Love your videos!

[@swellgibson5466]

@landyachtz Send this guy more boards. He got me to buy a tugboat, and now I think i need a dinghy too.

[@JT-xf9sw]

I'm ordering a tugboat or tugboat, first I want to see the 2020 collection.

[@jblps]

Better put bigger wheels on the Tugboat!

[@iateurpizza2778]

Something about this guy makes me happy

[@Raychristofer]

Who me?? thanks, yeah I sometimes Jones to start a skate channel lol.

[@dacoobob]

@@Raychristofer you should!

[@Raychristofer]

@@dacoobob thanks Phil yeah man that's one thing I like about the skate community it's very inclusive and I notice if a dude falls down trying to do a trick nobody laughs. I'm a lot older and I don't look like your typical skater but it's awesome the amount of positive comments I get on this video. Respect

[@dacoobob]

@@Raychristofer haha I'm not your typical teenage stakerboi either so it's great to see someone my age posting longboard videos. Your A/V quality and editing are topnotch too. Keep it up man!

[@PontiacBandit]

Same! He's not toxic like some others out there. He's super chill about whatever he is reviewing, and he doesn't give out hate. A 5 star individual, for sure!

[@ВасилийГордиенко-й4п]

Thank you that you talking so slow. I'm Ukrainian it's easier to understand you with this speed

[@Raychristofer]

Much love to my Ukrainian brothers youre welcome. feel free to let me know what you ride or share a video of your adventures also.

[@ВасилийГордиенко-й4п]

@@Raychristofer I'm decided to buy ly dinghy tugboat(new one) because it's length and width can make me more comfortable on new board because I'm a skater who decided to try cruising

[@Raychristofer]

@@ВасилийГордиенко-й4п do it my man you can't go wrong with a tugboat. Shoot a quick video for me to see how you get along with it

[@Bogdan-ci3pw]

@@ВасилийГордиенко-й4п Привет, как я понял ты купил Tugboat? как она на плохой дороге и брусчатке тротуарной? Олли как на ней? Хочу Tugboat или ATV, что посоветуешь?

[@Narusasu98]

His way of talking is so smooth

[@emilymasuda6299]

the camera quality's so good it seems like i'm watching an advertisement... in a good way though!

[@Raychristofer]

Thanks so much poppa. The lumix g7 incredible camera keep in mind you can shoot 4K but this video I only shot it in 1080p. Very affordable also it's about five hundred bucks brand new with kit lens

[@MAN-nh5cd]

Finally a great review of the tugboat👌🏽😀

[@Raychristofer]

Thanks Adolfo, yeah man i take this review stuff seriously. I wanna throw my stapler through the window when someone sits at a table talking about a product and never shows it in use. check out my dinghy review also you may benefit from it as well.

[@liljaime]

You need more subs man

[@Raychristofer]

Jayronn Samonte thank you sir. Actually I'm not even a skate channel but the two skate vids I did are very well received, long as I get positive views and comments it's worth the time more than the subs. Good looking out

[@plumbumpoisoning]

Appreciate how knowledgeable and honest you are about your review

[@Raychristofer]

plumbumpoisoning Thanks PB. Years ago I reviewed a phone and a friend mentioned many specs I left out. After that I learned the importance of knowing and understanding whatever I'm talking about. Even better if it's something fun like boards. Thanks for checking it out.

[@_bilbalow6515]

The production quality of these videos is so good I'm suprised that he dosent have the subscribers he deserves

[@Raychristofer]

Hello thank you, you know what the secret is before pressing record make sure the exposure, focus, and white balance is correct and that I know what I'm going to say. This is primarily a photography based channel so I'm not going to get a lot of skate subscribers but I really appreciate you taking the time to check it out and comment. Do you state?

[@MrTKorho]

This is one heck of a review! So balanced, nicely rythmed, informative and to the point. And beautiful to watch. Thanks, thinking of getting either of the boards as a cruiser.

[@Raychristofer]

Tommi Korhonen All eyes on you Tommy thanks alot. I actually did a thorough review of the dinghy on the channel also. Let me know what you get. Yeah it was fun shooting this. I can't watch someone reviewing a board sitting at a table for fifteen min. Glad you dig it. Respect

[@alexz9229]

Just got the dinghy coming from a skateboard. Man it felt incredible getting on it, rolls over cracks no problem and turns much better than my regular skateboard. I can even pop ollies and kickflips on it. Don't think I will go back to regular skateboards after this!

[@Raychristofer]

Haha yeah bro that's what I love about the bigger softer wheels. One push and you roll far. I'd love to see you post a video how to ollia and kick flip it, no pressure

[@engie_maze5127]

"welcome back this is Ray, hey, we got a special episode for you today" never clicked like so fast in my life

[@Raychristofer]

Hello Mei what's up that's too funny. Yeah man I don't do a ton of skate videos at all but I'm glad you enjoyed this one. You probably saw my dinghy review also. If I had more skate gear I definitely would shoot more reviews and maybe even start that skate Channel

[@Towkeeyoh]

4:23 “Hoohoo I ran out of road” is this dude’s Bob Ross’s Happy Accident

[@MrAngusboy]

I would add half inch risers to it and put a larger wheel. I like big soft longboard wheels and i have a set of 75mm OJ Thunderjuice wheels and they're on my landyachtz 2016 battle axe with the wheels sticker and it's amazing to ride in my opinion. Alot of grip because of the juice formula

[@brandonstevens1047]

Love the review, Ray! Nicely done. I recently picked up a Tugboat and I agree; it's a phenomenal board. It is also perfect for traveling as it fits in the overhead on most planes perfectly.One piece of advice though....I dig your "keep it real" catchphrase at the end of your video; I think if you were to headbutt a cinderblock into tiny pieces after saying your catchphrase, you would really drive the point home better. maybe also challenge Hulk Hogan at the end of every video as well? All right now, take care.

[@Raychristofer]

Lol thanks Brandon. I love making skate vids, just wish I had more gear to review I'd start a skate channel. I'm just impressed you know hulk Hogan . By the time I gain hundred thou subs from the head butt gag I'd be comatose lol

[@sammyn.3D]

Love the way you skate! I bought this board because of your review. You should do a tutorial im sure other beginners would appreciate it! Your tips on pushing through rocks and cracks saved my life!

[@Raychristofer]

Thanks so much Sam, man i wish I had more skate gear to review Im sure if I had a skate channel it would be much more lit than this photo one lol. let me know how you get along with your board.

[@laurayt5814]

i already bought my tugboat but i come back to this video so often because it's just so satisfying to watch. it's honestly the best review i've seen

[@Raychristofer]

Hello Laura thanks that means so much. I'm seriously thinking about doing a tutorial how to skate video for grownups because my two skate videos are like the most popular thing on my photography channel. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Respect.

[@spookydudespodcast6965]

I'm 40 and just started skating a couple of months ago. I love your videos, Ray! Thank you!

[@xain339]

Seriously, I can watch him ride all day. So smooth and therapeutic 🤩🤩🤩

[@Raychristofer]

Me too that's one smooth dude lol. Respect

[@lphchld]

Great video, but also wanted to say that your audio is really clear! What's your setup? Also, really been digging my Landyachtz Loco. This video is making me consider a Dinghy.

[@Raychristofer]

lphchld thanks bro, if you don't have a dingy you need to get a dinghy, are too fun man. You know audio is one of the toughest things to do when running a KZbin video especially when you're not standing right in front of the camera. I'm using a wireless microphone that I actually reviewed on my channel from a company called fifine. The crazy thing is it's only about $30 on Amazon which is insane. Thanks for taking the time to comment I had a lot of fun doing this video and I'm surprised how many views it gets despite me not being a skate Channel

[@marksimpson3064]

Just bought one these boards based largely on this review. New to skating at 43- I appreciate your adult skateboarding series and think you have a great presentation on camera. Would love to see more!

[@ur_mom9077]

this whole video is just so relaxing to me and makes me happy. keep up the good work man :)

[@Raychristofer]

Hey thanks so much. Feel free to check out my penny nickel vs dinghy also if you haven't. My skate videos are more popular than my photography stuff

[@nastynate5633]

Your Dinghy review convinced me to get one. Nice to see down to earth reviews like yours for regular people who aren't downhill skaters, keep it up!

[@Raychristofer]

Word up Nate thanks, yeah man the only trick I can do is drop off curbs so I'm always humbled how many views and positive comments I get from my skate videos. And this is supposed to be a photography channel. Are you a beginner and where do you skate?

[@turdboman]

I remember being towed behind a 1964 chevy SS convertable . you have inspired me but my wife won't be happy !!

[@Raychristofer]

Thank you Mike I really appreciate that. That's funny. I understand what you mean. You used to skate before correct? Just start slow in your driveway or on the sidewalk in front of your place and most importantly when you're riding look for those large cracks in the sidewalk that could stop your wheels or large Pebbles. As adults when we fall it's much harder to catch ourselves. By the way I also did a review of the dinghy itself feel free to check that one out and also

[@ccb7122]

I’m just picking up a skateboard after many years. Feels like the first time. Frustrating again lol I bought a tugboat and I’ve been happy so far. Mongo pusher here and cant seem to switch so I guess I’ll keep it up. Great videos.

[@Raychristofer]

Hey thanks my man that's awesome. Just remember push over cracks and small pebbles and ride on smooth surfaces till you get your sea legs back. Also I didn't realize this black tug is the only model with the smaller wheels made for ramps and coping.

[@Raychristofer]

If youd like to check out my full review of the Dinghy click here! kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3-toIiipL1gaa8

[@ru9575]

Raychristofer Hi Ray! I currently own the Dinghy and I love it. But I'm a big guy too and I'd like to switch to the Tugboat to have a little bit more room for my feet. On the other side I'd really like to keep the bigger wheels.... I like riding a looser setup, so wheelbite could be a problem for me with the Tugboat. Do you think it would be overkill in terms of riding height if I added some spacers, to make room for bigger wheels and looser trucks?

[@Raychristofer]

deki mat Deki I had the same problem but I figured out how to use the dingy Wheels on the tugboat. The dinghy wheels are offset so I flip them completely around and put them on backwards on the trucks which makes them a little bit more inset. Only in extreme situations where I stand on the edge of the board I get some bite in the back. But to answer your question yes you can probably add 1/4 inch riser. It's one of those things you have to experiment with. I can't believe I forgot to mention it but this is one of the only tugboats that has the smaller Wheels if you look in the catalog you'll notice the other versions have the larger 63 mm Wheels. In an interview they said the smaller Wheel versions are best for skating bowls where the wheel will clear the coping better.

[@ru9575]

Oh and thank you very much for taking time out to compare these two! Just what I was looking for!

[@Raychristofer]

deki mat word up and I will be waiting for your video review when you get one.

[@ru9575]

Raychristofer Good point, didn't check the other ones regarding wheel size. Thank you for clearing that up, now I think I'm set on buying one! :-D

[@PontiacBandit]

Great review/comparison video! I just bought my Dinghy Emboss last night, and for the same reasons how you explained going through pebbles and cracks... You were on point! Subbed to you, and look forward to future videos!

[@Raychristofer]

So glad it was helpful. Let me know how you get on with it

[@cheech9544]

Wow, what a great review. I think you just convinced me to purchase this board. Thanks for all the info on it!

[@Raychristofer]

Cheech_818 thanks man, good looking out. And if you're that choked up about it you can email Landyachtz to put me on the payroll, and a villa in Malibu while you're at it LOL. Let me know how you like it when you get it bro peace

[@FrostyAvenger]

I love these reviews! I'm learning things I may have never known like the bearings getting better as they start breaking in. Not gonna lie, I held a brand new Landyachtz in my hands and thought the bearings were bad because they weren't spinning like you said. Saved me some cash!

[@Raychristofer]

FrostyAvenger you're welcome and I'm glad it helped. Actually when I brought my first dingy I realize who ever assembled it tighten the bolts too much on three of the wheels. Backing the nut off slightly made the wheels turn freely. It's always good to go over the bolts when you buy a skateboard or even a bicycle

[@yurpdoodles9618]

I'm 5'5, 119 lbs, and my shoe size is 7 in women's. I'm looking for something stable that can handle cracks and pebbles because I live in NYC. This board would also be my first board. Which one would you recommend? Tugboat or Dinghy?

[@Raychristofer]

Hello how are you? Honestly shoe size doesn't matter I wear a size 13 and the dinghy runs fine. a city like New York I think the small dinghy would be more nimble. also one thing I didn't realize when I film this video was this black tugboat is the only model with the smaller skate wheels, all the other models have the same 63 mm as the dinghy. also there's a version of the dinghy with wider trucks called the handstand check that one out also.

[@yurpdoodles9618]

@@Raychristofer Thank you so much!!! I'll definitely look into the handstand dinghy!

[@Raychristofer]

@@yurpdoodles9618 wait I just checked the specs and the handstand has the smaller wheels also. You're gonna have to do some looking at the specs of the models you like. I recommend 63mm or larger wheels. If you have a zoomies in a mall near you check there you can get hands on. This online shop has detailed specs www.muirskate.com/longboard/pre-assembleds/72842/2018-landyachtz-dinghy-handstand-pre-assembled-complete

[@yurpdoodles9618]

@@Raychristofer Thanks for letting me know! I think I'm gonna go with classic dinghy arctic fox? The classic dinghy seems to be the best for what I want

[@OldmanSk8ing]

One of the best ways to explore a city is on a Landyachtz board. Love those things.

[@Raychristofer]

word up

[@sandralilamaya]

Hi, I'm a beginner and a lightweight (5.4 feet, 114 lbs, shoe size US 6.5), which one would you suggest? The pro of the dinghyI is the bigger wheels and the con is the narrow trucks. I'm looking for a surfy feel. Do you think the dinghy'd be too sketchy (even if I'm a petite) or the tugboat'd be better? Thanks in advance.

[@Raychristofer]

Hello Sandra. Dinghy all the way. Click my Amazon Link and type in "dinghy handstand" that is a newer model with wider trucks. Strange thing is when riding you don't notice the narrow trucks. Also I didn't realize this is the only tugboat model with the smaller skate wheels, all other tugs have 63mm.

[@SkateTherapy]

that setups is good for old school tricks, but if you want to go bigger on the wheel size place the angle riser in the back (is not big deal at all unless you bomb serious hills) and place a 12 degree angle riser in the front, it would turn as hell becoming very manouvrable, on a dinghy size with this risers I use even 70mm wheels, I use it to film and push very fast.

[@Raychristofer]

Hello my man thanks much for that technical info. Never thought if the angle on back. Yoan I'd really like to see you do a video on this particular setup. Not many viewers to that deep in technicality

[@SkateTherapy]

@@Raychristofer there is, it was litterally the first video I did for the channel and than made it in my spaghetti english kzbin.info/www/bejne/r37Ofp5qqbZsfq8 ..by then I made many other cruisers like that and a lot of the subscribers did the same, it is absolutely the chilliest set up.

[@tre1geo]

as a chubby beginner skater, this vid sold me! tugboat captain is in the mail!

[@Raychristofer]

What's up George that's really cool, depending on how tall you are the dinghy is a good option also you can check out that review on the channel too. Let me know your impressions when you get it. Thanks for the comment

[@adoboFosho]

Hope you lose weight

[@vokally718]

Great video!!! I watched both and would like to know, as a super new 5’4 130ish female rider living in a busy city with crappy sidewalks lol, which would you suggest? I mainly want a to ride locally/to the bus stop/simple riding.

[@Raychristofer]

Just X Hello and thanks. In my opinion for your size and in a city environment the dinghy is the best choice, takes up less space it's narrower also but lots of fun. If you have a Ron Jon surf shop in a mall near you they may have one you can see in person that's where I got my dinghy. Let me know how it goes

[@AMMAZZARE]

I have a tugboat for cruising around. Love that board.

[@drdennsemann]

Thanks for the review man, really think thats the cruiser I'm going to buy.

[@Raychristofer]

Much respect dennis

[@FlyingAce1016]

Which one would you say is better for speed on flat surfaces less pushing? Hear the dinghy might be because of the bigger wheels. But uncertain Also want good speed downhill. 6'1 and wear shoes 10.5 or 11

[@Raychristofer]

Hello, one thing I learned after making this video is the dinghy and tug both come in different size wheels. 60 mm and 63 mm. I would suggest you get a tugboat and look for a model that has the 63 mm wheels. but landyachtz do have many other models that might even suit you better

[@FlyingAce1016]

@@Raychristofer cheers! Love the video!

[@Andreasnordenstrom]

I just ordered one! And I can't even skate!😂🤘 It looks so smooth and easy when you demonstrate it. Wish me luck, see you on the flipside! 😎🤙

[@Raychristofer]

Hello Andreas how are you? That's awesome man. Here's the tip. Start in a smooth flat concrete with no cracks or pebbles to throw you. Push off one time slow and make sure your feet are in the middle of the board if not you'll find yourself turning in One Direction or the other. You may feel weird at first but keep your knees bent and stay low so if you fall you don't drop from too high. One thing I didn't know when I made this review was the black Tugboat is the only one with the smaller Wheels. Where did you order yours from?

[@Andreasnordenstrom]

@@Raychristofer Hello! I'm good! The only option I had in my local online skateshop, was the Tugboat Chill Cat. It says 60mm(78A) wheels, would you reccomend bigger wheels for beginner. Or do you think it's good enough?😊 The price here In Norway is $210.. 😅

[@Raychristofer]

@@Andreasnordenstrom if the area you live has rough streets then a 63 mm definitely be better but otherwise you'll do fine with the 60, you just want to learn push over cracks and rocks rather than trying to skate over them

[@Andreasnordenstrom]

Could i put the 63mm Fattys, directly on you think? Since they sell the same board with both type of wheels. Or is it different trucks, or other parts that makes it difficult?😊

[@Raychristofer]

@@Andreasnordenstrom heck yeah you can put them on no modification needed. The only thing you may want to get his quarter inch risers just in case you get wheel bite but try it out without them first. Or if it didn't ship yet you can ask the company if they can swap out the wheels.

[@scorzi10]

can you review some of the larger landyachtz longboards

[@Raychristofer]

Hey my man if you can get them to send me more I sure will. Believe me I asked lol

[@gregyasinko6910]

Hey! Just wondering if the smaller trucks on the Dinghy make it more difficult to balance or ride compared to the Tug Boat Captain?

[@Raychristofer]

Man thats a good question. its not difficult to balance compared to the tug, strange thing is the tug is 2" longer but it almost feels twice as big. the dinghy is prob a bit more fun because its such a go cart feeling.

[@spacemanspliff2174]

thank you i appreciate u very much imma big guy and was looking for a stable board thanks for giving us big guys the confidence to get back on the board.

[@aus5405]

For anyone who is going back and forth between the two boards, get the dinghy, trust me as an owner of one myself you won’t regret it

[@Raychristofer]

I fully agree my man, it's something I can't explain but the Dinghy is just more fun, if I was bombing a steep hill I would always choose the tugboat though just for that added stability

[@aus5405]

Totally agree with you on that man

[@Raychristofer]

what boards are you riding at the moment?

[@JT-xf9sw]

I finally found someone who makes great videos AND is the same shape as me. Thank you! It's kinda hard to listen to reviews from people half my weight and 1 foot shorter than me.

[@Raychristofer]

I love you man thanks so much. Represent for the big guys lol

[@sanolio6131]

Not gonna lie, this video is a bit more helpful than the actual land yacht vids

[@Raychristofer]

Dang man, you gonna have LY send ninjas after me, keep that on the down low lol. really appreciate that tho man. they have to keep their videos light and easy tho,

[@sanolio6131]

@@Raychristofer true that, I ain't tryna throw shade on Land yachtz, they are the best all bets down.

[@Raychristofer]

@@sanolio6131 What boards do you ride?

[@sanolio6131]

@@Raychristofer I used to ride a longboard, it was a nice board it rode nice, then it got stolen at my school ( 5 years ago). Then I bought some other boards, like skate board with 14 wheels, so it could feel like a snowboard, that too got stolen in my parking lot. And I mean I got a lil bit into rip sticks ( liked the feel of it). And I just kinda stopped skating, and I want to get back into it, so I am looking for what to get. Short answer nothing currently

[@Raychristofer]

@@sanolio6131 ripsticks were cool I really like then I got into them about 10 years ago the what what cooled me off to them was The limited top speed and the fact that you can't really lean hard do turns with that little contact patch. Yeah man you can't leave a board or bicycle alone or outside, cats don't respect property.

[@doctorklockwork]

Excellent video! Deserves more views

[@Raychristofer]

Mark Maxey Yo Max I really appreciate that. you know what it is, I'm not a cinematographer but I try to shoot and edit my videos to keep them as informative as possible while entertaining is possible. There's actually a segment I left out to keep it from running too long. Big respect for taking the time to leave that comment.

[@whiteymamasan4138]

Mine has different trucks and 63mm wheels. I'm wondering if the shop changed them out because I haven't seen any of landyachtz tugboats with sector nine wheels like the one I got, or NOT have polar bear trucks. The wheel bite on mine was so bad I had to make the Gullwing trucks tight as fuck.

[@Raychristofer]

Whitey Mamasan yo you're not lying they all should come with polar bears. Someone in the shop definitely changed something out or just slap that together to sell. You don't have the double deck Gullwing trucks do you?

[@whiteymamasan4138]

Raychristofer gullwing mission 1trucks and some sector nine wheels. It's great for cruising but I get pretty hardcore wheel bite

[@ocean1141]

Tx for the review. Prefer these kind of reviews over pros showing tricks I will never be able to do - at least not in this life :)

[@Raychristofer]

Lol thanks so much my man. My channel is completely about photographyso it always surprises me that this is one of the most popular videos here and that I'm not your typical skater dude. I really would like to start a skate channel but I just don't have enough gear to review. thanks for checking this out and feel free to check out my dinghy review if you like

[@triedalmosteverything4660]

I am 59 this year, part time instructor to advance level for roller blading except I don't do stunts. I would primarily like to surfboard as it looks fun. Will it be difficult for me to pick it up & which is better for surfing, the Dingy or tugboat? Tks in advance for feedback.

[@Raychristofer]

hello thank you, honestly the dinghy is my favorite but they both would be fine for that. any board you get you will tweak it anyway. here is a skating tutorial I did for adults that might help also. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZa7l4B6ealliqs

[@emilymalcolm6372]

Great video! I have the smallest sized penny board right now but find that I get the death wobbles too often and stop suddenly on pebbles too much to be able to ride it to and from class on campus without almost eating it. I'm 5'9 and my feet are size 10 womens so I am looking for something more stable and durable for curbs, sidewalks, and tiled/brick roads. Would the tugboat be a good option as I already have a smaller board or is the dingy more stable in terms of not feeling every crack or bump? Thanks!

[@Raychristofer]

Hello thanks for stopping by and leaving your comment. Brick tiled roads that's a tough one I would almost recommend something larger than the 63 mm Wheels the dinghy comes with. I would say get the largest wheel you can for the size board you're looking for. Probably go to a Zumiez or a Ron Jon Surf Shop at a mall near you and you can get a better feel. Sorry about the rocks or Pebbles that's one of the worst feelings to suddenly stop and fall

[@comicog3]

Maybe you're talking about the wheels as if they can't be changed because you're reviewing the complete only as Landyachtz sent it, but in case you don't know, you can add taller risers to the board so you can accommodate bigger wheels if you want a smoother ride on rough terrain.

[@Raychristofer]

Colin X you're right and yes I know about the risers I had to put quarter inch risers on the dinghy as well as I got some wheel bite out the box also. I think it's because I'm a heavy dude and it only happens in Xtreme leans probably a little kid would never come across it.

[@tzolrismpoukis3156]

I am 1.82 cm tall and i wear EU size 46. My country has a lot of cracks, which skateboard should I get?

[@Raychristofer]

Hello how are you? Actually how tall or what size shoe doesn't matter, I wear a size thirteen and the little dinghy I ride more than my larger boards. I will say though get a board with larger wheels as possible as they run over cracks better. No matter what board you get the reflexes and balance part of learning will be exactly the same, just like you can learn to drive in a small car or a van. Hope this helps.

[@monkeyplayz3396]

Hi, im new to skateboarding and have a walmart pre-made board which is why I want to get a board I can cruise on. I'm going to get the dinghy because many people have said its better for rocks. does the board come pre-made sent? i have don't have a good idea on how to assemble the board. does it come made already and ready to skate or are there parts?

[@Raychristofer]

oh yeah they come pre assembled. I suggest buying a skate tool at some point though to make adjustments. If you loosen the truck bolts ilthe board will turn easier and looser, more responsive but if you tighten them it gets stiffer, harder to turn but easier to balance on and more stable. So get one and experiment. Im gonna add a link here to braille skateboarding how to skate video. He used to make great tutorials for beginners. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6TblImpe6l3paM

[@lolpiffy]

Great video, I’m thinking of getting a tugboat, I was wondering how tall you are, as the boards look tiny on you

[@Raychristofer]

Hey thanks. I'm 6ft size 13. Definitely check out my latest video how to skate for adults without killing yourself

[@victoryisHis]

Appreciate the review! Really helps a lot for a noobie like me who is trying to decide on first board.

[@davidn.8976]

Hey man, I finally got my hands on the Dinghy Burning Sky. I'm so stoked on it! The fat wheels are a dream to ride on, especially since I've been riding 99A trick wheels for a while now. I didn't get a chance to compare it with the Tugboat in person, but I was so hyped to hold the Dinghy in my hands that I had to get it then and there LOL. It's such a little fun board!

[@Raychristofer]

Yo David the happy Vibe you're feeling I know exactly how it is man LOL. I took that thing on a California road trip to Santa Cruz and Mammoth Lakes and those cool skateparks it's crazy how fun a small board can be. I appreciate you following up, I love to hear viewers experiences after trying something I reviewed. By the way if you're bad I challenge you to do a video review also, no pressure, respect

[@davidn.8976]

I'd love to at least make a little video of me riding it. It's so rad. Thanks for the suggestion. Any tips for making a review?

[@Raychristofer]

Maybe make some bullet points about what you think about the board and shoot each section separately like chapters so you dont have to remember the whole thing in one take. and try to make it fun as possible. oh and plug a mic in the cam to get better audio if you have one. I got faith in ya because I look at some of the skate vids out there of dudes shredding and wish I can do that,

[@davidn.8976]

@@Raychristofer Thanks! My friend and I are gonna ride 60 km of trails along Lake Ontario this weekend. I'll get some good footage from that 👌 Time to put the Dinghy (and myself) to the test

[@scorzi10]

David N. im from ontario too... do u recommend this board?

[@insideupsidedown7120]

So I'm 6foot2, weigh 170lbs and I have a US size 11.... Im looking at both the dingy and tugboat. I'm kinda leaning towards getting a longer board as I'm slightly tall but I'd like to get the dinghy over the tugboat as it seems alot funner... What should I do?

[@Raychristofer]

Get the dinghy bro feet size and weight don't matter I'm 250 size 13 and I still prefer the dinghy. Feel free to check my dinghy v's penny review of you haven't

[@insideupsidedown7120]

@@Raychristofer thanks man! I'll check it out for sure!!

[@seedubhuntx]

how big of a wheel would fit on a tugboat? like would risers be needed if i put 70mm ok?

[@Raychristofer]

Hello no way that wouldn't work without risers. I actually put the larger dinghy wheels on it and they got a small amount of wheel bite. But that's probably because they're extra wide. I turn them inside out to make them narrower and that got rid of the wheel bite 70 mm definitely would not work

[@darbecue]

Went out and bought one right after watching this. Thanks man!

[@Raychristofer]

Hello Darby that's awesome, I'm curious did you order it online or were you able to find it at a skate shop?

[@darbecue]

I know this is 5 years late, but this video randomly came across my feed again, and everything came rushing back haha. I believe I bought it at a Zumiez?? My local skate shop was temporarily closed due to construction. Still really love the board-it’s a great little cruiser!

[@joshbriggs1615]

I'm 14 and I'm 6'0 should I get the tugboat just because I'm pretty big height wise compared to most people And my shoes size is pretty large

[@Raychristofer]

Hello Josh how are you? If you're drawn to the larger tugboat then definitely get it but for some reason most times I grabbed the little dinghy even though I wear a size 13 because it's just so fun and nimble. Which one to get is definitely a personal preference choice but one thing I will say is lately land yachts has been delivering their boards with smaller 60 mm wheels so whichever one you get I recommend looking at the detailed specifications and if possible getting a model with larger 63 mm wheels.

[@joshbriggs1615]

@@Raychristofer ye I bet those 63 mm wheels are so good I have a popsicle with rock solid wheels and a longboard with huge wheels that are quite soft and to say I prefer my longboard would be a huge understatement I want a board that's good for school and one that I can carry from class to class so I thought the dinghy would be good but then my large fit and the fact my stance is quite wide due to my longboard preference I considered a tugboat Which is about when I came across this video Great video btw and I'm definitely subbing

[@DeanBaco]

Thank you for the comparison! I’m looking for a cruiser board for my oldest son and I was wondering about the differences between the Dinghy and Tugboat (I ride a Rally Cat at the moment). You surely pointed out some interesting things to know/compare, it really helps, thanks!

[@Raychristofer]

Youre welcome boss. one thing i forgot to mention is this all black tug is probably the only version with the smaller 60mm wheels, it seems they made it that way to do better in riding bowl with coping. the other models on the website have the standard 63mm wheels so look at the different tug models closely as you choose, even the decks have variations in design which the dinghy pretty much remains the same. hey man thanks for checking it out and leaving a comment. my channel is focused on camera gear but im surprised how well my skate reviews are received. peace.

[@davidandhometech]

Nice review Ray, hope you do more. The Landyachtz videos are great fun to watch and make for excellent marketing. But your videos speak to me a lot more to me as it makes things so much more accessible and realistic. Everyone has their own situation and needs and for me, considerably older than you, 5'11" 215lbs, skateboarding is a blast from the past that I am rekindling with my 13 year old daughter. I've just ordered a Landyachtz Dugout as I think the longer wheelbase will offer me extra stability. My daughter is going to make her decision once we've tried the Dugout. Needless to say we strongly encourage your to make more videos as they're informative, relatable and easy to listen to, great job!

[@Raychristofer]

Hey David I really appreciate that man because yes the landyachtz videos are very fun but I can't do tricks or many of the maneuvers those pros are doing so sometimes I feel left out also. I say it all the time that this is a photography channel but my 2 skateboard videos or more popular than anything else. I really would like to start a skate channel but I just don't have enough gear 2 review. Hey man skating with your daughter is a great idea and realistically it's good to have different types of boards for whatever mood your in. I have three different ones but 80% of the time I grab the dinghy. let me know how it goes when you get it and thanks for taking the time to comment. By the way you probably already saw my penny nickel verse dinghy

[@davidandhometech]

@@Raychristofer Hi Ray, yes I also saw the Dinghy vs Penny Board reviews. We actually have a Penny 22" board, it's a bit of a toy but my daughter uses it to tick-tack through the kitchen and living room. My daughter wants to try riding the Dugout first (hoping to receive in 10 days) and will then go from there. She is also enamored with the Carver setup which is quite a different board. This may be a 'mean' question as I reckon you 'would if you could', but have you considered reviewing a Carver board with it's surf like ride? Maybe the foks at Carver Skateboards and Landyachtz would be willing to send you a board to review. As you can see from all the comments to your 2 videos, there are a lot of folks keen to see your take!

[@Raychristofer]

@@davidandhometech hey you know I had a chance to try the Carver board once. It reminds me of a RipStik. It's a great carving feelingbut one thing I noticed is the top speed is not as fast as a normal board that you push. it would be cool if we both could shoot parts of a review and edit them together lol.

[@zepsy4x]

Hello, I just bought a week ago a Tugboat after watching your review. Bad Luck : they lost it during the deliverie. I hope one day my tugboat will arrive et Home. And please do more skate review I like them!

[@Raychristofer]

Thanks Pandi I really wish I had more skate gear because I would start a separate skate channel. Who did you order the tugboat from and will they be responsible for the missed delivery?

[@zepsy4x]

@@Raychristofer Hello, it's a french skateshop located in Paris. I live in France but in the south and there is no shop with Ladyanchtz Gear there :( Normally they are responsible for the package, but since I ordered the last tugboat with the beach party theme I will be reimbursed I think,and I will have to choose another one (maybe the pugboat). It's my first skate, I'm gonna train with my 4 1/2 years old son wich already know how to skate properly. Being fat make me take the tugboat and not the dinghy (and I have no balance :) ). I hope this skate can be used in small places like a skatepark to start :)

[@Raychristofer]

@@zepsy4x I've been to Paris. Great city. Do they still block the roads on Friday for roller blades?

[@zepsy4x]

@@Raychristofer I'm not sure if they are still closing some roads but this event still exist.

[@zepsy4x]

GOT IT !! They finally managed to find my package. It's fucking raining since Yesterday but I have it at Home! The wheels are 60mm ! :(

[@KnifeCrazzzzy]

Awesome video Brother! I ended up getting one of these and it is great!!! I too wish the wheels could have been a bit bigger but not a deal breaker no pebbles have stopped me yet. Also your videos are very well done sir.

[@Raychristofer]

KnifeCrazzzy thanks kc I appreciate the comment. I wish I had known when I was choosing this talk about that the other models actually do have the larger Wheels this one is more made to be used skate parks and bowls, they say the smaller wheels suit that better. I'm glad you dig it, don't be afraid to review it also, sometimes it's good to have other people's perspective. Good looking out,

[@FIFINE]

You found a new place to skate? Nice editing of the actual skate part. 👍

[@Raychristofer]

Fifine Microphone what's up Tony? Thanks, yes I might like reviewing skateboards as much as camera gear.

[@indigowicker]

I like this kind of review, very techy, real, and down to earth. Keep up the good work.

[@Raychristofer]

Hello thank you, much. Definitely check out my dinghy vs. Penny nickel review also .

[@AdamLorens]

Rip❤

[@raudeendab2724]

Such a good review and helped me a lot, just subscribed!

[@Raychristofer]

Hello thank you, I don't do alot of skate reviews but check out the tutorial I did last month. Respect

[@Luisvi15]

Hello! If you had to choose between a Dinghy or a Tugboat (and change the wheels), what would you choose. I'm tall with large feet and Im worried the Dinghy is going to be small and unestable Thank you! Awesome review.

[@Raychristofer]

Hello how are you? One thing I learned after shooting this review is this black Captain tugboat is different from all the other tugboats so, the wheels are smaller and the deck shape is different. The other tugboats have the same larger wheel as the dinghy. I wear a size 13 shoe and I still prefer the dinghy it's just more Nimble and fun. The size is not a problem. Watch Landyachtz promo videos of the dinghy to get a good idea of what it's about

[@abagofchipzlol3667]

Sup bruh I’m in Canada but I literally just found this channel I got a dinghy like 2 weeks ago, I’m riding fine but sometimes if I put my back leg on the tail on the board I stumble a bit and fall sometimes I just want to know the right foot position your supposed to do...when I ride and put both feet back on the board where do I put my back feet? On the tail or directly above where the back wheels are???

[@Raychristofer]

Hello my man thanks for checking this out. I visit Toronto sometimes,I was there last summer for the parade. Good question about foot placement. Front foot above the bolts and the only time you put your back foot on the tail is when you need to lighten the front going over cracks or things that can jam the wheel. Just cruising keep your back foot in front of the tail so you don't accidentally wheelie. In time you will develop your own feeling for it. I only have one other skate video on the channel comparing the dinghy to the nickel. What's crazy is this is a photography channel but these two skate vids are more popular than my standard vids. If I had more gear to review I'd definitely make a skate channel. Respect

[@abagofchipzlol3667]

Raychristofer hey thanks for the reply homie! Alright so to make it clear just cruising back foot in front of the tail but sometimes you put the back foot on the tail to lighten the front so you don’t fall when going over things on the ground...alright thanks man! I’m in university now so I just wanted to know so I don’t look dumb when I’m cruising around the campus! Haha and oh! Man I really enjoy your dinghy review videos haha you should get more skate things and make the channel photography/skating! But of course it’s up to you lol but thanks man

[@Raychristofer]

@@abagofchipzlol3667 hey thanks man. Also practice getting off smooth. When you step off press the tail down not fast and reach down to grab the front. Good looking out

[@comicbookprodigy995]

Been wanting a new board, but couldn't find any vids or reviews. I believe God led me to this review. I bought this board and am subscribing.

[@Raychristofer]

Hello comic book Prodigy that is so funny what you said probably would best comment ever LOL this is not a skate Channel though photography & Video gear so you may or may not get much out of it I've only done two skateboard reviews. But now that I think of it when you get the board maybe you can do a review from your point of view and maybe summer my gear reviews can help. You're right maybe God did have something to do with this LOL

[@finnl77]

Do you think I could put the waterborne surf adapter on a dinghy, is it a good idea? I'm 5"6

[@Raychristofer]

Hello I've never used a surf adaptor before, check out the channel named shred shack and ask there he will know.

[@finnl77]

@@Raychristofer oh cool thanks :)

[@guillermoortiz1492]

is the tugboat a good beginner board for someone over 30s ,, i was told to look into a board over 9inch width and this tugboat came up on my search with 60 mm wheels i was also recommended , please help brother ?

[@Raychristofer]

Hello Guillermo don't pay much mind to that tech stuff. The reflexes to learn to skateboard are the same. You can use the dinghy, the tugboat or larger cruiser to learn on. I wouldn't recommend a penny board though just because both feet can't fit on it well but you can learn on it. Tugboat is a good choice though. I don't recommend this model with the smaller wheels though get a tugboat with the 63mm wheels.

[@guillermoortiz1492]

how about the atv series landyahtz ? they run the same price as a fully custom deck ? which route would you recommend brother ? i say beginner because i skated before i deployed to iraq in 2004 , i came back injured after 10 months of physical therapy , i was med discharged and topped the scale at 309lbs , i have lost 150+ pounds now , but i am not 19 anymore , trying to make a come back at 33 yrs old with arthritic knees and lower back , which is why i was suggested the 9 inch width with a 33 inch length an plus 60mm wheels. I would like a a fighttail for ollies and get back to light grind work , what would recommend brother , go fully custom or try one of thes atvs ' tugboat ?

[@Raychristofer]

@@guillermoortiz1492 bro I wish I had a simple answer but honestly mosquitoes have several boards for different disciplines. I think you can't go wrong with the tugboat though. You know what, visit a ron Jon surf shop and see if they have some test units. I say buy two boards of different types if you can afford it. Let me know how it goes.

[@burntumber]

Looking to pick up my first cruiser. I'm 43, 5'3, 140lbs, novice skater. Would you recommend the Tugboat, Pocketknife or Blunt? I'll just be bumming around point A to B, maybe learn some simple tricks.

[@synapticflow]

The Tugboat dimensions read as only a little larger than the Dinghy, yet the Tugboat looks huge in comparison. What's going on? Is that an older, smaller Dinghy? I thought the specs were something like 28" to 30" and 8" width to 9" width among the two boards. One of the quick question. Is that wave pattern a textured part of the grip or is it a painted design?

[@Raychristofer]

synapticflow you are correct it's 2 inches longer and a bit wider but it does feel a lot bigger. It's strange the griptape has that pattern built in. It's a good idea that they came up with these two boards being this close because it's good to have a choice in sizes

[@synapticflow]

Thanks again. I've been trying to decide between the two boards.

[@SAMA-ct2li]

I can spend 300-400 , I'm looking for a cruiser board for some broken roads with pebbles and bad patches and also for some street riding with some basic tricks here and there. Please Suggest me something

[@playboithecreator]

Very good review! If you can, could you make a Sector 9 cruiser board review and maybe compare them to the land yachts? I have one but have seen these online and am wondering if I should make an upgrade if the board seems to be better

[@Raychristofer]

Hey thanks my man I really appreciate it. I put a lot of time into my skateboard reviews. I don't know if you saw my latest tutorial for adults. Hey if you'd like me to review a sector 9 you'd have to send it to me though

[@_empty_4945]

I want the dinghy so bad 😞 I’ll need to save up my birthday and Christmas money to buy it 🤞 love your videos btw, your voice is so calming and you’re not yelling into the camera like some other KZbinrs lol

[@thomasavis7374]

But what is better as a form of transport tugboat is heavyier but wider deck dinghy smaller lighter bigger wheels i havent had either so can someone that has point me in the right direction?

[@Raychristofer]

hello, what I didn't realize when I made this video was this black tugboat is the only version with the smaller wheels made for skating bowls and ramps, if you look at any of the other tugboats they should have the same larger 63 mm wheels and in that case I guess the larger board would be better for transportation. I've had both boards for a few years now and I still prefer skating the dinghy though.

[@thomasavis7374]

@@Raychristofer ight thank u man im still deciding tho

[@indiefruit]

Why the smaller wheels? Seems so counter productive to a 'big brother' cruiser.

[@Raychristofer]

Hello Joshua, what I didn't know what I was shooting this review was that this Captain's Tugboat is purposely made with smaller Wheels to be used in skate parks and ramps. It seems all of the other Tugboat models do have the full size wheel and even their decks are more traditionally shaped, take a look at their other Tugboat models I think would have been better off with them also also

[@indiefruit]

@@Raychristofer Makes a bit more sense. I only cruise so was interested in the Tugboat, and the small wheels put me off. If they come with bigger wheels it seems like the perfect cruiser imo.

[@gavingarson2174]

Awesome Video! Im 18 years old and finally made the decision to buy a dinghy this week. Have you tested the Hoo Doo tiger or gin and tonic? The shape is different from the classic dinghy. I like the design of the hoo Doo tiger, but im not sure if the tail on it will be much different than riding the classic dinghy shape.

[@Raychristofer]

Hello thanks for checking this out. I like the tiger very much also but havent tried it. it used the exact same trucks and wheels so it should behave the same. let me know how you get along with it and make a video also if you have the stones lol

[@gavingarson2174]

I purchased the hoodoo tiger yesterday. When it arrives and I'll make a video 👍

[@Raychristofer]

@@gavingarson2174 that's awesome take your time, I can't wait. You're the first person I challenge to make a video of getting the skateboard who actually accept it. Respect

[@tuckermcc]

Tugboat rocks- I use it to walk my dog. and it plows through NYC sidewalks

[@Raychristofer]

awesome thank you

[@random-jk9qc]

I know it’s been a while since you put this vid up, but I’m stuck between buying a dinghy or a longboard. I would mostly use it for riding on the boardwalk and the streets. Great vids man!

[@Raychristofer]

Hello how are you? Honestly there's no perfect one board, it's important to have both experiences if you can afford both. I prefer the dinghy but I ride long boards also. It's like different music for different moods. Let me know what you choose

[@ivs9999]

Cool vídeo but tumbs down because You should be wearing a helmet :'(

[@Raychristofer]

Dang bro you really thumb me down ey, a couple months ago I uploaded a how to skate for adults tutorial, you might want to check it out because I talked about safety gear there. You're right though a helmet can save a concussion. Do yourself a favor if you go to a skate park try not to fuss at the kids not doing the right thing it might not turn out so pretty LOL, thanks for checking it out

[@ivs9999]

@@Raychristofer i'm sorry bro my bad but yeah it's just because as you say it does save lives and it's better for the younger or new ones to have the example of always wearing one, thumbs up

[@unlimitedpower8113]

Awesome video. Great to see big man like me riding one of these. Purchased the Schooner model earlier today. I’ve only ever ridden electric long boards though so I hope I can learn how to kick push quickly.

[@Raychristofer]

What's u my man thanks so much. You'll do fine since you already have the fundamentals of balance. I've always been kind of scared to try fast electric longboards because I can only imagine hitting a rock at speed would be catastrophic lol. Let me know how the schooner goes. I also did a review of the dinghy versus the penny nickel feel free to check that out if you like, it's crazy that this is a photography channel but that particular video hit over 100,000 views eclipsing everything else on my channel lol

[@JeseSLU]

Why would my dinghy come with 60mm wheels when it says 63MM online?

[@Raychristofer]

Hello that's something I noticed that they make different models of dingies with different wheel sizes. They say the smarter wheel is better for skate parks and going over copings. But if the model you bought online is the same one you got in the mail with a different size wheel that's a problem, what website did you buy it from and I would reach out to the company quickly and ask them to send you a return label so they can send you the proper size wheel and you could return the others. Let me know how it goes you're the first person I heard who experienced that

[@JeseSLU]

@@Raychristofer I bought it from Zumiez last night. It's called the Dinghy White Tiger. On the Zumiez website it says it comes with 63MM. I called and they told me to contact Landyachtz.

[@Cirkyz]

So what wuld you recomend? Dinghy or tugboat i have been skating on my longboard for some years but im totaly casual no tricks. 40years old and your size looking to try a cruiser.

[@toasterturkey]

Do you think this would be a good option for someone looking to learn to ride for the first time? I'm a big guy and don't have great balance so I figured this may be good for me

[@Raychristofer]

Hello yes definately it would. the reflexes to learn skating are the same no matter board you ride. I might even recommend you trying a long board with larger diameter wheels. if you get a landyachtz look at the specs to make sure its the 63mm wheels as many use the smaller 60mm which doesnt run over cracks as well

[@latrodectusmactans9633]

Try Dinghy with trucks from Tugboat very funny and stable.

[@DroctorKloebner]

I went to my local skate shop the other day and didn't even plan to buy anything other than some wheels for my girlfriend's longboard. well, I went of of the store with a dinghy under my feet and completely forgot to buy the wheels :)

[@josephagan7278]

Sick review man! Out of curiosity, how did you get Landyachts to send those out for review? I'd love start up a review/beginner tips channel

[@Raychristofer]

Word up Joseph what's up and thanks for stopping by. About a year before this I did a review comparing my dinghy and Penny Nickel board. I emailed Landyachtz and ask them could I collaborate with them but when they saw how few views that video got they said they don't really do that. About nine months later that dinghy video had to reached 18,000 views and I reached out to them again and the team manager was impressed and he told me I could choose any board from their catalog so that's how I got the tugboat. This tug boat video is extremely popular as well but unfortunately when I emailed them back a few times I haven't gotten a response. My advice to you is if you want to approach companies it's make sure you have a solid body of work first so review the board gear that you have as best you can but honestly there's not a lot of skate companies I've been able to find to hook me up like this

[@Raychristofer]

Yo don't think I didn't reach out to one wheel on their social media accounts. I'm hearing crickets though, you probably need a few hundred thousand subscribers to hear back from those cats

[@haikat4]

@@Raychristofer Can't believe they didn't get back to you. Look at how many new riders are buying Landyachtz skateboards in the comments alone. You are a great salesman for sure.

[@Raychristofer]

@@haikat4 thanks much for that. Respect

[@lewis3263]

If you want bigger wheels then I would suggest putting riser pads on the underneath of the trucks which will give more area in between the deck and the trucks :)

[@Raychristofer]

Thanks mani actually did just that. A couple months ago I uploaded a how to skate for adults tutorial and I showed how I put 80 mm wheels with riser pads on it

[@theworldsokayestmichigande851]

I love my tugboat but it's been over shadowed by my Evo falcon 40

[@Raychristofer]

send me one please :(

[@Kenzo-rf2vd]

hi! would you consider the dinghy small for yourself? is the tugboat more steady?

[@colinlinaman7868]

This guys voice is so calming

[@Raychristofer]

I know and he's so handsome too lol😎 good looking out

[@evaone4286]

Videos are insanely well made. This video made me buy a tugboat for myself! Also gave ya a subscribe with bell on my dude!

[@Raychristofer]

thank you so much, check out my skate tutorial i did a few weeks ago

[@booqueefius0301]

Do they still sell this tugboat with this graphic? Really looking for one but cant find it :( looking for this one or another blacked out tugboat graphic

[@miguelcabral1836]

These boards are scary fast. I’d get used to the carve near grass, if you’re not used to a board that will just take off or it will get away from you.

[@pocohlocoh8536]

Dont be sooo lazy when your pushing......

[@Raychristofer]

Lol!? Hey man I'm old cut me some slack bro 👊 I'll do better I promise lol

[@adechild4429]

Great review! Would really love a @Landyachtz Tugboat; such a great looking board and perfect for what I need... but not so easy to get in the UK

[@Raychristofer]

Hello I know what you mean and I actually am having a hard time finding it on Amazon even here to put a link for people to buy. It's actually not necessary to get this particular board you can get a similar shape in your country with quality trucks and have just as good a ride.

[@adechild4429]

@@Raychristofer Yeah, currently got a different cruiser board which I’m enjoying using to get back into boarding after some time out. Definitely like the look of these though 😍

[@bartdevuyst]

Hi Ray, did you know about the 'Landyachtz Ditch Life' board? It looks a bit similar to a 'Tug Boat', but it's even wider and has wider trucks? :-D

[@Raychristofer]

Bart De Vuyst hello Bart yes I did see it in the 2018 catalog. Man it's about 5 different boards I wanted to try and they gave me the option of choosing 1 to make this review about which is cool as well seeing how I'm not Ryan Sheckler lol. One thing I find interesting is even though skateboarding has been out so many decades and they've tried many different Technologies the original truck and basic design has remained the same. I'm even tried the original spring trucks and I really don't like the way they behave. What do you ride?