Great video. I'm 54 and have been surfing and skateboarding since age 7. I've always wanted a Carver but have always just ridden conventional skateboards. I just got my first Carver. I got the Blacktip with CX trucks. I can't express how stoked I am on this board. Feels amazing. I've been riding it for two weeks now and I got back on a regular board and it actually felt like it wouldn't turn. Felt so stiff. I'm never going back. The build quality, customer service, and passion in the company has made me a Carver rider for life. 🤙
I’m not a surfer, but the pros at the OMBE surf channel use a wooden bowl for instructing their students on dry land. They’ve done a virtual dissertation on the premier SSK8 trucks on the market and have proclaimed the CX as delivering the most realistic crossover experience for surf training. Now, add Riptide bushings and the performance is absolute perfection.
I love my Carver and I looove the after sale service. I had Concretewave Skateshop in Germany help me on a wear issue and the service was the best I have ever seen. They upgraded and ALL for free. They just love what they do. Really awesome. Great community. 🤙
I’m 160lbs. I tried the yellow 90a’s and they were great, but when I stepped down to the pink 87.5a Riptides coupled with flat washers, the ride became phenomenal.
Probably the best ever explanation video and the passion in the words really shows the dedication and effort Carver has made over the years. My first board was a YOW and after 1 year I tried a Carver it feels special in its own way. The stability and response is definitely a unique riding experience too. There's no brand that is better than the other, more to personal preference. Someday I will get my own CX Carver too
I really appreciate seeing these "'How to" videos coming directly from those who have meticulously engineered the surfskate trucks. In other words, thank you. I own the C7, CX, and the C5, and I cherish each of them for unique reasons.
I use to work at the Carver Foundry in Industry when i was younger and rode Carvers like they were my car untill 21. I still love my C7 trucks just miss the Tiki deck i use to have! I recently got into Electric Skateboards and was hoping you guys started going that route! I see lots of mountain boards and some companies creating some carving boards but man would i love one with some beautiful carver trucks on them! Carver will always hold a special place in my heart!
Hi! A little anecdote of mine: A friend couple of mine which surfed once in a blue moon wanted to train in their spare time with a surfskate, and they asked me - a lifelong skateboarder - if I could recommend any brand. I hadn't heard of surfskates before, and my ADHD made me go deep, hard and fast into the topic and resurfaced with one sure answer: Get yourself a Carver! I even provided them with links to used boards or ones that were on a sale. And during that whole endeavour I myself got hooked and I bought a Resin with CX trucks and shortly after that a C7 set (in order to modify an existing board of mine). And I dare to say - I am hooked for life. I am nearly fifty now and these two boards transport me right back into my childhood. Absolute freedom of movement. The effortlessness. The sudden lightness of being alive. The foot the hurt before the session - suddenly I don't feel any hurt at all. And after the session: The absolutely gratifying feeling of a full body workout and the happy drowsiness of being soaked in endorphins. I am sure, right now you are asking yourself: What the hell has that to do with my decathlon surfskate? Well ... after all my valuable tips and the happy reporting about my own surfskate experiences, what did my friends do? They went to Decathlon for their surfskates. *sigh* I rode one of the decathlons. It was terrible. I mean ... in comparison. Maybe one could have done something about the bushings and the wheels, but it also sounded and felt different, and not in a good way. If that would have been my first surfskate experience, it would have also been my last. And my friends? How well did they do? How was their experience? - "The boards are great, but we don't really find the time to ride them. It was a good decision to not go full in right away." Yeah, sure. Anyway, 3oodwork682, if you are happy with your surfskate, I am glad for you. And if it doesn't excite you anymore - you now, there is still room for improvement equipment-wise. And I gotta commend you for giving props to Carver for their ground-breaking development work! 3 hours ago
I have 5 total Carver trucked boards, myself along with the grandkids use. At least one board is always with me, and it’s my umbilical to surfing, since I’m not close to ocean. Everything revolves around surfing and being back in the water. My Carvers help keep me ready.💪💪💪🤙🤙🤙
This is a change from the usual SELL SELL of other companies. We get to see the product and how it's made and the workings of the company. Fascinating and exciting :) David
Hats off for filming & editing, this is an absolute top notch job done there. 💪 Oh and I just discovered that I had unknowingly ordered an upgraded C7 set - cool! I own a CX and C7 already and they became my go to SSK8s. 🔥 Awesome work @surfyourskate
Truly an amazing video that shows history and adaptability to future fun. Noob downhill skateboarder that was suggested to check out Carver, so I bought my first 2 pairs of C7s so I could improve skills in downhill carving. Stoke is high. Going to try out C7 trucks on one of my 12 long and short boards soon. 🤙🤘
I've got a few Hawaiin increments on Jamie O', that's 2 inches of real life height in European units. I went all in on the first edition of the Yago model (...33.75” skinny goat), and picked up two to be safe. Still glad I did, the bigger nose has saved me a few times in the bowl, can't loose it, and I really like the refined tail width of this board, ball of the back foot kinda feel. So I've cared for these deck like they ain't Yago-going into any bricks anytime soon. I would really like to see these same dim's reinstated, ......be so proud if after random me, UK 13 shoe, big Jim's!! (Lunan bay Scotland is I)
Great video but you copied the Fury trucks ball pivot. In 1997, they pioneered the CNC machined ball with precision pivot cup and Tony Hawk rode them pulling off the worlds first 900 at X-Games San Francisco. Kudos for your excellent design and manufacturing processes but claiming credit for other people's design innovations is not cool.
Great video, clarifies some things 🤙 About replacement parts, sometimes its nearly impossible to get them in Europe (I was looking for a spring in all of rhe online shops), that was sad 😢
Great video. I'm 54 and have been surfing and skateboarding since age 7. I've always wanted a Carver but have always just ridden conventional skateboards. I just got my first Carver. I got the Blacktip with CX trucks. I can't express how stoked I am on this board. Feels amazing. I've been riding it for two weeks now and I got back on a regular board and it actually felt like it wouldn't turn. Felt so stiff. I'm never going back. The build quality, customer service, and passion in the company has made me a Carver rider for life. 🤙
I love this video and I love Carver. Much love and appreciation for your contribution to skating. Thank you. ❤
I’m not a surfer, but the pros at the OMBE surf channel use a wooden bowl for instructing their students on dry land. They’ve done a virtual dissertation on the premier SSK8 trucks on the market and have proclaimed the CX as delivering the most realistic crossover experience for surf training. Now, add Riptide bushings and the performance is absolute perfection.
I love my Carver and I looove the after sale service. I had Concretewave Skateshop in Germany help me on a wear issue and the service was the best I have ever seen. They upgraded and ALL for free. They just love what they do. Really awesome. Great community. 🤙
Thank you for the words! We are glad we could help you! 🙌
I have soooo much love and respect for Carver. What a quality piece of equipment!!! I ride a Resin on CX trucks and every ride is the ride of my life.
Thank you so much for the words and we are more than happy to know how much our community loves our surf skates! 🙌
What a company. Makes me proud to ride a Carver. Soul to the max! Thank you for caring and doing the work.
Didn't know you had CX bushings. I used the Riptide bushings in my CX and wow what a difference.
I’m 160lbs. I tried the yellow 90a’s and they were great, but when I stepped down to the pink 87.5a Riptides coupled with flat washers, the ride became phenomenal.
@@PauloBerni699 pink front and yellow rear for me
Probably the best ever explanation video and the passion in the words really shows the dedication and effort Carver has made over the years. My first board was a YOW and after 1 year I tried a Carver it feels special in its own way. The stability and response is definitely a unique riding experience too. There's no brand that is better than the other, more to personal preference. Someday I will get my own CX Carver too
I really appreciate seeing these "'How to" videos coming directly from those who have meticulously engineered the surfskate trucks. In other words, thank you. I own the C7, CX, and the C5, and I cherish each of them for unique reasons.
Proud to ride Carvers
I use to work at the Carver Foundry in Industry when i was younger and rode Carvers like they were my car untill 21. I still love my C7 trucks just miss the Tiki deck i use to have! I recently got into Electric Skateboards and was hoping you guys started going that route! I see lots of mountain boards and some companies creating some carving boards but man would i love one with some beautiful carver trucks on them! Carver will always hold a special place in my heart!
Carver It is the 🔝
I am using a decathlon surfskate, they are using a Copy/Paste of Cx trucks, thank you carver for inventing them they feel amazing .
which model?
Hi! A little anecdote of mine: A friend couple of mine which surfed once in a blue moon wanted to train in their spare time with a surfskate, and they asked me - a lifelong skateboarder - if I could recommend any brand. I hadn't heard of surfskates before, and my ADHD made me go deep, hard and fast into the topic and resurfaced with one sure answer: Get yourself a Carver! I even provided them with links to used boards or ones that were on a sale. And during that whole endeavour I myself got hooked and I bought a Resin with CX trucks and shortly after that a C7 set (in order to modify an existing board of mine). And I dare to say - I am hooked for life. I am nearly fifty now and these two boards transport me right back into my childhood. Absolute freedom of movement. The effortlessness. The sudden lightness of being alive. The foot the hurt before the session - suddenly I don't feel any hurt at all. And after the session: The absolutely gratifying feeling of a full body workout and the happy drowsiness of being soaked in endorphins.
I am sure, right now you are asking yourself: What the hell has that to do with my decathlon surfskate?
Well ... after all my valuable tips and the happy reporting about my own surfskate experiences, what did my friends do? They went to Decathlon for their surfskates. *sigh*
I rode one of the decathlons. It was terrible. I mean ... in comparison. Maybe one could have done something about the bushings and the wheels, but it also sounded and felt different, and not in a good way. If that would have been my first surfskate experience, it would have also been my last.
And my friends? How well did they do? How was their experience? - "The boards are great, but we don't really find the time to ride them. It was a good decision to not go full in right away."
Yeah, sure.
Anyway, 3oodwork682, if you are happy with your surfskate, I am glad for you. And if it doesn't excite you anymore - you now, there is still room for improvement equipment-wise. And I gotta commend you for giving props to Carver for their ground-breaking development work!
3 hours ago
@@waterman7733 540 series
@@waterman7733Decathlon oxelon carve 540
This was really cool and gave me good vibes! Thank you Carver for showing us some heart.
I enjoy riding your TRUCKS
I have 5 total Carver trucked boards, myself along with the grandkids use. At least one board is always with me, and it’s my umbilical to surfing, since I’m not close to ocean. Everything revolves around surfing and being back in the water. My Carvers help keep me ready.💪💪💪🤙🤙🤙
Made me feel like getting C7 trucks. Well done.
Yeah! 😀It's your whole quiver inside that truck! Just few adjustments to ride smooth or snappy! Tell us what you thought about it!
Love it been surf skating carvers since inception
Yeah!! Thank you for always been with us! Keep shredding! 😀
This is a change from the usual SELL SELL of other companies. We get to see the product and how it's made and the workings of the company.
Fascinating and exciting :)
David
Thanks for your comment David! This is our mission!
Hats off for filming & editing, this is an absolute top notch job done there. 💪
Oh and I just discovered that I had unknowingly ordered an upgraded C7 set - cool!
I own a CX and C7 already and they became my go to SSK8s. 🔥
Awesome work @surfyourskate
Thank you! We are glad you liked and learned with this video! Keep shreddin'! 😀
Wish I could LIKE this video a hundred times!
Thank you for the support!! 😀
Recently i get Carver CX after regular cruiser, and it's give me incredible feels! ❤
Yeaaah! What did you like the most on our boards? 😀Welcome to Carver fam!
@@surfyourskate I,m not are surfer. For me Carver easy to learn, easy to ride. Easy to pump, easy to push. Fun without any pain.
Truly an amazing video that shows history and adaptability to future fun. Noob downhill skateboarder that was suggested to check out Carver, so I bought my first 2 pairs of C7s so I could improve skills in downhill carving. Stoke is high. Going to try out C7 trucks on one of my 12 long and short boards soon. 🤙🤘
Dope!
Kaizen, continuous improvement..
How many years do carver cx users ask for a fix for spitting road side bushing?... Nothing has changed for years.
I love my cx carver❤
Will you please tell us why there are so many comments on surfskate forums about brand new CX front trucks roadside bushing popping out?
I've got a few Hawaiin increments on Jamie O', that's 2 inches of real life height in European units.
I went all in on the first edition of the Yago model (...33.75” skinny goat), and picked up two to be safe.
Still glad I did, the bigger nose has saved me a few times in the bowl, can't loose it, and I really like the refined tail width of this board, ball of the back foot kinda feel.
So I've cared for these deck like they ain't Yago-going into any bricks anytime soon.
I would really like to see these same dim's reinstated, ......be so proud if after random me, UK 13 shoe, big Jim's!! (Lunan bay Scotland is I)
Where do you sell the c7 upgrade kit. Couldn't find it on the website.
carverskateboards.com/c7-spring/
❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
Are there any completes with C2.4?
Anyone wnow where that super chill bowl is located?
The plural of axis isn't axi. The word is axes, with a long "e", like ax eez.
When will you make a new truck? Its been a while, alot of competition out there innovating
Ok my next board will be a Carver .. no more xxxxx shit.
Yeah, and I got a defective truck and no way to fix it.
Great video but you copied the Fury trucks ball pivot. In 1997, they pioneered the CNC machined ball with precision pivot cup and Tony Hawk rode them pulling off the worlds first 900 at X-Games San Francisco. Kudos for your excellent design and manufacturing processes but claiming credit for other people's design innovations is not cool.
But then we couldn't be bothered to send out washers with our trucks!! It all means nothing if the details aren't right. What alot of bollocks
Great video, clarifies some things 🤙
About replacement parts, sometimes its nearly impossible to get them in Europe (I was looking for a spring in all of rhe online shops), that was sad 😢