Junli 41 Inch Freeride Skateboard Longboard - Complete Skateboard Cruiser for Cruising, Carving, Free-Style and Downhill

Love the art, wheels are good and easy to stand on. This is my 2nd board and its so cute and good Im a beginner and I say this is a good board

I’m a complete noob, never road on a board before so this is quite an experience. The board was suppose to arrive tomorrow but ended up getting here a day early aka today. Unfortunately it was crazzzy cold and raining outside no weather for riding or being outside. The board arrived with everything And it came with the tools I asked about before getting the board. The ReplIes that’s i got is basically “ it’s basically 50/50 chance you get it or don’t” I’m not sure. But the graphic was so awesome really! I liked how derpy the cat looked hahaha! But the board was easy to get use to, I rode on carpet and on basement concrete for a little bit and it rode lovely! It smashed into the walls a lot and survived like a beast. It was very stable easy to get use to, you could even learn all the basic in just one day with this board highly recommend. Although it came in a very very big box! Scared me how big it was. It was wrapped in so much plastic and some of it was quite hard to remove around the trucks. although it wasn’t a big deal. Also be careful at the edges of this board there was tiny tiny pieces of wood around and might be a problem for your fingers, I recommend getting some sort of lightly damp towel and running along the sides of the board before using. If anything new comes along I’ll update, and when I get to go outside I’ll update how it rides. Edit: I rode this skateboard outside a few days ago and it was great I enjoyed it and it was smooth. It also handles both my neighbors’ Weight when they rode it too. Great longboard overall highly recommend! It’s pretty easy to clean as well.

Its really good but.... its winter so I cant ride it

the only problem was was that the wood was a little crooked so the left side was lower than the right. So it would be harder for me to take my right turns because I have to push my feet down harder on the right side then I would the left, but since I’m already good at skateboarding it’s not that much of a problem for me, so if you’re looking to buy for beginners it might be difficult for them

I started watching YouTube videos for tips on how to ride a longboard. This longboard is great. Although, the trucks loosen up after riding a couple times. Always carry your tool to tighten them back up. (:

this is very much a budget board. good for someone just starting out learning on a longboard. but its budget in almost every sense of the word. meaning its not good for much other than riding around. which for 95% of riders is going to be enough to dont let it get you down because it cant compete with a 300 dollar landyachtz. What i liked. - the board was lots of cool designs! this is really a plus as im a big fan of good art. it can be a conversation piece when talking to people which can lead to more people getting interested in this sport. or its just nice to look at. - seems reasonably well built. and by that i mean you can ride it around without worrying about it snapping on you or the trucks collapsing during a ride. i am not a heavy rider (170lbs) so i cannot speak for some of the heavier set folks. but for me and anyone lighter than me this is going to be just fine. -the board has a small but useful concave to it. enough that it helps lock your feet in during turns but not so intense that it has your feet getting uncomfortable after a short ride. this is definitely more of a cruiser board. not really meant for any of the more technical types of riding. the grip tape is nice and aggressive to help lock you in, some riders dont like that. this rider does so. its a plus for me. what i maybe didnt like so much. keep in mind these are issues with budget boards as a whole not just junli. - this is a budget board. the bearings are cheap and garbage. and they try to get you by saying its abec rating as if it means something. it means nothing. dont fall for the marketing hype. abec ratings are just for machine tolerances. you could get abec 1s that roll 10x better than an abec 11 from a different company. having said that bearings on budget boards are always crappy regardless so this isnt a junli problem but a problem with pretty much any board under 100 dollars. my advice. slap a set of BONES RED bearings on there and call it a day. which is what i did. - the trucks. a cheap set of aluminum trucks with soft bushings. they are reverse kingpins which are nice but that is the bare MINIMUM a board like this should have. again fine for cruising. but dont expect them to hold up to any kind of technical riding. these are not downhill trucks and will become very unstable at very high speeds. these will not hold up to carving. if you plan on doing anything technical on them. replace them. otherwise they will not hold out for very long. - the wheels. these are 70mm generic soft durometer wheels. these do not slide well. they are much too soft to perform well anywhere close to the limit. but what they do well is that they absorb bumps due to them being so soft. which makes for a smooth ride that beginners tend to appreciate and they offer good grip to increase safety a little bit. dont want them sliding out under you on accident. however, that grip and plush ride comes at a cost. increased rolling resistance. meaning youre going to be pushing more over flat surfaces and up hills. not a huge deal but just keep that in mind if youre trying to pick up speed. at just a cruising rate for short commutes these are fine. and changing them is pretty cost prohibitive. good wheels are pretty expensive ranging around 40-100 dollars for a set so the most cost effective way to improve the ride is to get some new bearings. otherwise youre much better off upscaling to something like a sector 9 board. again these issues are pretty common in most introductory boards. but for the 65 bucks i paid for it? not a bad deal. easy to ride. easy to learn on. good for cruising around town in style. but if you have ANY plans on engaging in more technical forms of riding you will find that you will outgrow this board almost IMMEDIATELY after you get over that learning curve. and if you purchase all the parts you need to make it a legitimately good board youre already in it about as much or MORE as you would be if you had just gone with a better more premium brand to begin with.

We bought 2 Junli skateboards for our 2 sons (7 and 9) about 6 months ago. As their Dad I have to try out any of their gear for fun..erm safety, prior to giving them the go ahead. I immediately took the skateboard down a neighborhood hill - I hadn’t skated since 92’. I was hooked! My oldest has learned to ride a skateboard with his, my 7 year old is still iffy. As far as quality (I now own several longboards from “pro” brands as well) and I can give you a fair comparison. Overall, Junli makes a great starter longboard and it can be upgraded with pro components in the future (see picture). - The deck: is pretty durable, stiff with a little flex. - bearings: Ok for beginners but definitely could benefit in the future from a $10 pack of skate bearings (replaced). - trucks: decent for what they are - sufficient for beginners, decent turning - bushings are a little weird. They look like Paris longboard trucks to me. - hardware: this is the week point in this skateboard. The bolts come loose more than any other skateboard I have. I think it’s the plastic ring in the locknut is just not so great. This is an easy fix for $5. I don’t really hold this against Junli. As far as upgrades - longboard trucks like Paris 180mm will fit the Junli deck (picture has green Paris trucks). After a couple months of riding consider adding a new set of wheels and bearings - that will prob be fine and keep this board fun for learning riders. Wheels pictured: Remember collective Savannah Slammas Gravity longboards orange flo wheels.

Board is pretty good quality, seems like the trucks and wheels weren’t the best. Overall a decent beginner board. Hard to adjust, tho it’s pretty cool they include the tool for adjusting.

Easy to learn on and very forgiving

My first long board and it serves me well. I’m a beginner and I feel very comfortable on it. Great product