Atom Drop Deck Longboard - 39 Inch

Perfect beginning board. Only problem was one time I ordered this out came with missing rubber rings in the bearings and missing speed rings

I purchased this board in feb of 2015... I came online just to look at what was available from the same company today. I love this board, and ride it regularly just to de-stress from a long day. So fun, so easy and smooth. It reminds me a lot of snowboarding. I’m almost 39, and I’m here looking at other boards for fun. Again, I’ll totally stick with this company.

I ordered this board because Im stuck in a shore town while I wait out COVID-19. I wanted to stay healthy, but hate running and used to skate both inline and skateboard. I thought this would be a quality board to get some good exercise with. Well, my girlfriend loved it so much I had to order a second, and now we cruise around getting fresh air regularly now. I love this board and she does too. Its stylish and very well made. I love the deck, wheels, and bearings. Super smooth cruising. As others have mentioned, you might need to tighten the trucks a touch as the bushings are a little soft for me.

Got this board to teach my GF how to ride. Nice big deck, and the drop deck adds that stability she needs. Even the bearings are holding up which I did not expect.

Im 6 feet tall, 193 lbs, and 45 years old, but dont any of you millenials think I wont show you first hand that Old Man Strength isnt a myth. Im an advanced wakeboarder, intermediate snowboarder, but havent been on a board w/ wheels for 2 decades. (so take my review as such) I bought this board to commute around Portland Oregon. i.e. groceries, gym, dispensary, rides w/ daughter etc.t First off, the trucks were way too tight. I dont hit any major hills or generate any super speed, so I preferred the mobility of loose trucks, than the stability of tight ones. Secondly, the wheels were too tight, theyd barely turn w/ a hand pull (no pun intended). It took me a while to get use to the engineering of a longboard, It was strange not being able to do a 180 or pop the board up w/ a stomp. Once I adjusted to the style I understood how its much better for cruising and commuting than the traditional board. I rode it 7 miles yesterday, mainly sidewalk, a few asphault parking lots, and had very few problems w/ obstacles. I ate it crossing the tri met tracks, and had to bail on a 3 inch vertical sidewalk crack. I read some reviews saying its not a slide board, but Im able to perform a heel side 90 degree slide on smooth parking lots. However, Im struggling w/ that slide on concrete (sidewalks) (probably just my greenness). All in all, for 100 bucks, Im very happy w/ the purchase and feel its a great board to learn the basics. Im heading to the coast soon, Ill report back on how it handles longer faster hills. Hope this helps someone, Aloha Mr. Hand

The back paint looks amazing, the bearings are abec 9 its fine but need a bit of speed creaming, the grip is tight, and the board feels nice

Super stable! Immediately upgraded the bearings because I had some reds laying around, the wheels feel fine for cruising around, and the trucks seem to be holding up after a month of pretty much daily use!

I have a teenager and this was perfect for him beginning to skateboard its a great quality product.

Great longbored rolls super far one minor issue though the grip tape was peeling a little right when I got it but you can just superglue it back on. get it!!!!!!!

Mine came in black instead of the brown shown and I think I like it better. Nice ride, sturdy/flexible and handles well. Wheels are grippy and ready to ride out of the box. No issues as of yet, would definitely buy again. I only cruise and ride to the train station. Good drop on the board and the dips let you know where u are. Get complements all the time. Wouldnt mind getting the brown one also.