Atom Drop Deck Longboard - 39 Inch

Turns are easier also means you turn faster. But the balance is perfect for me with it lower to the ground with the dip. I love it

been riding this around for a couple weeks now. Im loving it. the only adjustments I made were loosening the wheels and trucks just a tad. it holds my 205 lbs just fine. its a ton of fun carving up the sidewalks and parking lot of my apartment complex. its pretty fast without too much effort, but like I said, I had to loosen the wheels a bit. barely need to push; this thing just wants to ROLL!! bearings are very smooth so far. wheels absorb the bumps well. this is the first longboard Ive owned, and Im kicking myself for not getting one sooner. definite recommend for anyone. Im thinking beginners will love the drop deck design for its stability.

I love this board! Amazing quality for the price. Great turning radius (al long as you loosen the trucks enough) and wheel bite is virtually impossible! The wheels are a tad soft, meaning sliding isnt the best as it would tear up the wheels (you could always put harder wheels on). But that also means the wheels are great for cruising as they roll right over bumps and cracks very easily. The ABEC-9 bearings are very good and will allow the board to roll about 20-30 feet per kick on flat landscape. The only cons: The trucks squeak a tad on wood and carpet, but on concrete or asphalt you cant hear it. The bottom colors are also deceiving, the brown and the green are darker and more subtle then in the picture. Overall, amazing board for the price. You can buy reds bearings but I dont think it would make much of a difference. Just a tip for wheel tightness: Tighten wheels all of the way then un tighten 1/4th of a turn for best performance. Also, beware of going off curbs, as if you allow the bottom to scrape the curb it will scratch off some paint.

Muy buena a mi hijo le encanto!!

My first long board and currently my only one. Compared to my friends of the same price range the bearings and overall build is much better. Im personally not a fan of how tall and skinny it feels but thats more of my own problem. All in all its a great board for the price.

The truck is great. Bearings are good for beginner cause the board wont roll super fast on a moderate slope. The turning joints needs more lubrication. Hand grip came off on arrival. Came off more after two days riding. Saw some reviews complaining about the grip and that was like 2 years ago. Turns out the quality did improve at all.

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

I got this long board for my 13 year old grandsons birthday. He loved it and I would buy it again. Unfortunately the very next day after I gave it to him he was using it crossing a street and was hit by a pickup truck and dragged. The longboard was ruined and broke but my grandson is doing ok. Had some bad scrapes and concussion. He was lucky. But he loved the longboard but only got to enjoy it one day.

This longboard is a great board the wood is solid and the wheels are grippy and ride over everything. One thing that should be pointed out is that you should loosen the nuts on the wheels when you get it in the mail. Also I would either clean and re-lubricate the bearings or buy new ones as the ones supplied with this one are not the best. I would buy either the bones reds or super reds. Overall this board is durable, easy to ride, and fun. The grip tape is very coarse

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