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could someone reccomend me some decks that are light? apart from mullen uberlight of course, cheers!
Avoid element fibrelites like the plague.
Darkstar amourlites come highly reccomended, plus if you snap the bugger within so many days they replace the board free of charge.
Depends how light you want though really.. i ride a blueprint with venture lows and 48mm wheels (which are now around 45mm) and thats plenty light enough.
Darkstar amourlites come highly reccomended, plus if you snap the bugger within so many days they replace the board free of charge.
Depends how light you want though really.. i ride a blueprint with venture lows and 48mm wheels (which are now around 45mm) and thats plenty light enough.
cheers man yea i was thinking about darkstar armor lites they sound quite good
well if you ask me it depends on your level, if you are only really qa beginner and you think oooo if i get this super light decks i'll be able to ollie better, then no you won't.
Iwas in the same situation when i was a beginner and then i got really annoyed with my Powell bright light deck because i still couldn't ollie high enough for my liking. Just don't wast your money unless you really need it.
Don't hate me if your just looking for something lighter and your not a beginner
Iwas in the same situation when i was a beginner and then i got really annoyed with my Powell bright light deck because i still couldn't ollie high enough for my liking. Just don't wast your money unless you really need it.
Don't hate me if your just looking for something lighter and your not a beginner
Landscape Soy Panday 7.625 (the blue one with the smiley) is pretty light, looks really thin but is strong aswell.
QUOTE(Serapth @ Jun 9 2008, 07:10 AM) 
Depends how light you want though really.. i ride a blueprint with venture lows and 48mm wheels (which are now around 45mm) and thats plenty light enough.
Agreed, Blueprint deck with Tensor lows is the lightest set-up I've ever riden.
make the blueprint a chocolate and you got it!
QUOTE(Serapth @ Jun 9 2008, 07:10 AM)
Avoid element fibrelites like the plague.
Darkstar amourlites come highly reccomended, plus if you snap the bugger within so many days they replace the board free of charge.
Depends how light you want though really.. i ride a blueprint with venture lows and 48mm wheels (which are now around 45mm) and thats plenty light enough.
Darkstar amourlites come highly reccomended, plus if you snap the bugger within so many days they replace the board free of charge.
Depends how light you want though really.. i ride a blueprint with venture lows and 48mm wheels (which are now around 45mm) and thats plenty light enough.
QUOTE(Serapth @ Jun 9 2008, 07:10 AM)
Avoid element fibrelites like the plague.
Darkstar amourlites come highly reccomended, plus if you snap the bugger within so many days they replace the board free of charge.
Depends how light you want though really.. i ride a blueprint with venture lows and 48mm wheels (which are now around 45mm) and thats plenty light enough.
Darkstar amourlites come highly reccomended, plus if you snap the bugger within so many days they replace the board free of charge.
Depends how light you want though really.. i ride a blueprint with venture lows and 48mm wheels (which are now around 45mm) and thats plenty light enough.
Where did you get those 48mm wheels and what make are they? Cos i really need some small wheels! And what's wrong with element?
brittle shit wood.
QUOTE(dicky boy @ Jul 7 2008, 04:14 PM)
brittle shit wood.
That + there shape is horrible. Been expensive and popular doesn't mean there any good.
They're only popular with bam fans anyway
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