Had this for about 5 months and it's really improved my surfing. I love hitting downhills in SF, carves and slides very smooth. Highly recommend as an intermediate surfer 🤙
Thanks for the review! Couldn’t have said it any better! Also stoked that you got the Waterborne W tattooed on your arm, might have to get a matching one hahaha
bro im so glad your channel exists. im relatively new to the longboard/skate community and finding information for my first board was a nightmare. But you just tell it how it is, I definitely envy all the newcomers who get to make a more informed choice than I was able to.
I think one of the coolest things you guys do in terms of video production is that even the "fluff" intro with the really cool artsy shots is still informational. If someone comes in and doesn't know what the video's title means, those first few seconds of clips show you A: what kind of riding this is for and B: what the product looks like. Really cool way to keep the entire video focused while still showing off your amazing filming and editing skills.
You should have mentioned the rail adapter. That's where the real game changer lies I think with Waterborne. Besides that, with a urethane system, rather than a spring, there will be much less pull/rebound which means you can stay in the turn longer. The rail adapter also helps with wheel lift in the deep turns and the board will tilt sideways a lot more than other surfskate solutions. Since it tilts so much, it will feel very unstable. On the otherhand since you need all that tilt to initiate the turn, it feels like a low degree front truck where if you keep control of your front foot you will be stable for the most part. Surely a unique feeling and one which I enjoy.
Putting one of these on a mini cruiser was so much fun that when mine got stolen I immediately replaced it with the same exact setup. When my friends get on it they think it's sketchy as hell and almost immediately step off but there's just a learning curve as well as a mental hurdle to get over before you get used to it.
I ordered the adapter recently and they sent me the rail adapter on accident and when I brought it to their attention they just said oh well good for you, now you got a free rail adapter! We'll send you the surf skate adapter today and you'll be surfing the land by the end of the week. Great guy guys, great company!
I love my waterborne. I pretty much did what you suggested. I bought it (and the rear adapter too, makes a huge difference!) and tossed it on my popsicle deck. Loved the ride so much I built around it, going old school Peralta deck 10" wide, 31" long and 17" wheel base provides a great surf feel. While I would love a smoothstar, surf adapter and rail adapter can be bought for the shipping charges on a smoothstar. Heck, my deck and a pair of Indies cost only a little more than shipping on smoothstar.
On point analysis. Just buy a 2nd hand Cruiser and mount the waterboard. Make sure the wheelbase is at least around 17" and you're good to go for a small price. For beginners sticky wheels 78a are strongly recommended, it is snappy :-) Genious engineering w/o Spring Issues. Bravo #Waterborne !
Got this on my Z-flex without knowing what a surfskate was, it been 30 years since I owned a skateboard just always surfed and a surfskate is so close to surfing it a brain fuck, so with howling noreasters belting the east coast of Australia this makes a old man happy, awesome content too kid 💪
I ride a 36 inch Dogtown "stonefish" longboard cruiser, I'm using the waterbourne system,with 7 inch venture trucks, and 65mm acid cruiser wheels ithink it's amazing cuz it can be used with long distance cruising,with some nice carving,and the system is solid
This is my all time favorite surprise purchases. All I wanted was a setup that would allow me to chase my three year old on her push bike while pushing my one year old son around in his little car. It’s how I play with my kids when the pool get too cold. Fast forward three months later and the three of us are hitting the skatepark early morning before the “big kids” (or any kids) show up. If you surf, like I do, you absolutely need one of these and if you skate, find a driveway or a bridge!! and do some power slides but keep your real setup handy. This is my third skateboard in my skate quiver. If you’re on the fence, it’s a no brainer, get it but here’s a tip, get a cruiser board with a loooong wheelbase. 16” plus. Customer service is the best too!
Hey man, love the videos. I enjoy the product reviews because they're interesting, and I may actually end up getting this one. I'm curious if you are planning on ever doing riding tips in addition to product reviews. I know there are other channels that do that, but I think it would be cool to see it from you.
Thank you just answered my question from you or surf skate video I really enjoy your videos I used to skate a lot when I was younger life goes on figured I'd start building boards and doing it again have a happy healthy safety day
I only ride e-skate and only for transport -- I use the eskate to get around to avoid driving and all the parking and ticket issues attached to it in a busy (pre-COVID) city like San Francisco. This waterborne adapter IS A MUST. The reasons are: 1.) being able to execute deeper turns and carving while maintaining current fast speed (like a bike) 2.) NO SPEED BUMPS.
I love this attachment on my kahuna Creations shaka. It's shaped like a surf board and with this attachment it truly feels like im surfing. I have 85mm orangutans and take it down hill skating. No shakes, im 5'7" 125lbs. And its a smoothe ride.
Great advice, I couldn’t figure out what I want to get and don’t want to spend $300 plus on a new complete and end up not liking it. I ordered on of these, and I’m gonna try it on my 41” Santa Cruz, my 34” Santa Cruz and my Loaded Ballona moby and see what I like, then I’ll just have to figure out a brand.
Speed wobbles happen on the rear truck (I mean in general). With the rail adapter the rear truck doesn’t really turn anymore, so I can see how this setup can in theory reduce risk of wobbles at high speeds. But uhhh I’ll let others test out the theory. I mean downhill skaters use lower angle rear trucks and 0° isn’t unheard of so... 🤷♂️
Having grown up skating this way it seems like the riders in the video are not skating any more fluidly than we did back in the mid 1970s. I would like to try for myself and see how tight a turn I could crank out.
Watching those oldschool videos of the z boys ripping on super narrow boards and doing super smooth sharp turns is extremely impressive! Sounds like you were riding something like that. Our Surf Adapters let you bring that kind of performance to a much wider and/or longer board. nothing is a replacement for skill, but it goes without saying that the Surf Adapter open doors for an otherwise conventionally set up cruiser or longboard. I think you'd be impressed with the improvements that have come in just the last 10 years
It would be very nice if you could put the informations in Metric also, because your videos are very informative and probably the best, but I keep having to convert each number to get an idea :s Thank you 🙏 Keep it up ✨
It comes with block risers to level out the deck in the rear, or if you go for our High Performance Pack then it will come with a Rail Adapter that levels out the deck, and gives your rear truck an additional 35 degrees of lean
Do you know anything about hamboards I was looking at the logger and it looks like an awesome board from everything I’ve watched and seen not too big like the original not too small but it’s on the lower end of 500$ and I was wondering if you have ridden one and if so do you think it’s worth the money? Because I was thinking about just purchasing a waterborne adapter for my cut out sector nine long board and I feel that maybe they aren’t comparable? Idkkkk thanks too anyone who answers
Would have been cool to see how the ride compares to other surf skate setups. I have two Waterborne kits on two different boards at the moment and love them, but I'm really curious about how these compare to a complete Smoothstar or a Surf Tech.
i want to do freestyle longboarding and i have never done it before or any long boarding but ive dont a little skate boarding and i ripstick and ive snow boarded but i dont know what board to get or even where to start can u make a video on it i feel like it help a lot of people.
I'm not really into freestyle longboarding, so I won't be doing that video right now. Maybe in the future. It depends on your budget too. How much are you trying to spend?
ive got one on my cruiser board, and i just got a drop deck longboard im gonna try and but 2 of them on 1 on either end to see if i can maybe try and get my longboard to drift turns.... LOL
I’ve been debating on getting one for my backfire board for a while now and still not sure if it is worth it. It will make the deck really really high up but also will help with tight turns as lower speeds. :/ I wish this included a test on an esk8 board but maybe that’s for another video or a different youtuber that focuses more on that side of the community. Great video overall and I would definitely get one if I had a secondary non esk8 longboard where I didn’t have to take it on and off frequently.
I have a Riptide e board and I’ve had them for over a year and they are amazing. I would recommend them to anyone. Also when it’s higher off the ground it protects the battery case for when you go over bumps, off curbs, (idk if you have the backfire mini) and just overall protection. You feel like your surfing as well because the front trucks are what lead the rest of the board so it can do super tight turns. I have a short board with a kick tail but it would be super nice on a long board as well because once you get used to it, I at least have noticed that I get more control of my board. If you have the backfire mini(or just any backfire board), can you tell me how it feels because I’ve been wanting to upgrade, and I’m wondering how the carbon fiber feels overall, and how overall durable you would say the board is.
Appreciate that you give examples of different situations even though it is personal preference. It helps me understand it more and make the decision based on what I would like. I want to try this on my drop down longboard. Do we have to get one for the front and the back? Do we tighten the thing that makes the wheel turn more on a regular board now that it turns because of the adapter?
LMAO!! If you know you know! Unfortunately we talked to some lawyers and they said that from a legal standpoint it is probably the worst idea that they had ever heard. Fun while it lasted though ahhaha and stoked that of those who attempted nobody got hurt!
Erick Kusuma Punzalan YES! We’ve had a number of riders do that! We also used to have a Carver Taylor Knox board that we put our Surf and Rail Adapters on!
Think this would be good for someone just wanting to cruise on a longboard with a lightly more snowboard/surfboard feel. Just for a fun and lax carving experience and taking in the view/not too rough or fast of a ride, but just for a fun cruise?
I've been considering a Magneto mini cruiser for this adapter just to get my feet wet but I've heard a lot of people say to put it on a longer deck and wheelbase. What is it about your choice of smaller deck and wheelbase that you love so much?, Snappier, Better at Carving, Better pump efficiency? A man must know
Basically a long wheelbase will be slower to accelerate, but have a high top pumping speed. A shorter deck will be very fast to accelerate from a standstill, but have a less efficient pumping action once you get going fast. So if you are going for distance around town go smaller, and if you are just carving in a driveway, go shorter.
When in doubt just know
"iT's pERsoNal PRefeRAncE"
Straight facts lol
Had this for about 5 months and it's really improved my surfing. I love hitting downhills in SF, carves and slides very smooth. Highly recommend as an intermediate surfer 🤙
show us some clips of you sliding on these
Finally, i’ve been on the fence abt buying one and this review def swayed me!
Stoked to hear that Zack! It's a really solid adapter - I think you'll love it
yew! stoked to get it into the mail tomorrow morning!
dued they are sooo fun!
Thanks for the review! Couldn’t have said it any better! Also stoked that you got the Waterborne W tattooed on your arm, might have to get a matching one hahaha
Hahaha 🤣
bro im so glad your channel exists. im relatively new to the longboard/skate community and finding information for my first board was a nightmare. But you just tell it how it is, I definitely envy all the newcomers who get to make a more informed choice than I was able to.
Stoked to hear that man, thanks for that! Shred on!! Yewww
I think one of the coolest things you guys do in terms of video production is that even the "fluff" intro with the really cool artsy shots is still informational. If someone comes in and doesn't know what the video's title means, those first few seconds of clips show you A: what kind of riding this is for and B: what the product looks like. Really cool way to keep the entire video focused while still showing off your amazing filming and editing skills.
So stoked to hear this, thanks for this Liam! Means a lot
Never clicked on anything so fast in my life
Ahaha that means a lot. Stoked to hear that, thanks!
Ya I recently got one of these with the rail adapter and the height was super shocking at first but I eventually got used to it.
Yeah that's something I think people don't think about
You should have mentioned the rail adapter. That's where the real game changer lies I think with Waterborne. Besides that, with a urethane system, rather than a spring, there will be much less pull/rebound which means you can stay in the turn longer. The rail adapter also helps with wheel lift in the deep turns and the board will tilt sideways a lot more than other surfskate solutions.
Since it tilts so much, it will feel very unstable. On the otherhand since you need all that tilt to initiate the turn, it feels like a low degree front truck where if you keep control of your front foot you will be stable for the most part. Surely a unique feeling and one which I enjoy.
Couldn't have said it any better! Thank you for letting people know and I'm stoked tat you're loving your Waterborne Adapters
Putting one of these on a mini cruiser was so much fun that when mine got stolen I immediately replaced it with the same exact setup. When my friends get on it they think it's sketchy as hell and almost immediately step off but there's just a learning curve as well as a mental hurdle to get over before you get used to it.
That's sick! Yeah there's definitely a learning curve. When I first tried surfskates, I was sketched out haha
What mini Cruiser did you put it on?
I ordered the adapter recently and they sent me the rail adapter on accident and when I brought it to their attention they just said oh well good for you, now you got a free rail adapter! We'll send you the surf skate adapter today and you'll be surfing the land by the end of the week.
Great guy guys, great company!
Hey speaking of which, How are you liking them!?
Your editing gets better every vid 👌
Thanks so much dude!
No prob mate
Daaaamn, that intro dude, your production quality is top notch
Means a lot! Thanks for that!
I love my waterborne. I pretty much did what you suggested. I bought it (and the rear adapter too, makes a huge difference!) and tossed it on my popsicle deck. Loved the ride so much I built around it, going old school Peralta deck 10" wide, 31" long and 17" wheel base provides a great surf feel. While I would love a smoothstar, surf adapter and rail adapter can be bought for the shipping charges on a smoothstar. Heck, my deck and a pair of Indies cost only a little more than shipping on smoothstar.
YEW! Mitch my man that old school Powel board is sick! I think you sent us some pics of it a while back
On point analysis. Just buy a 2nd hand Cruiser and mount the waterboard. Make sure the wheelbase is at least around 17" and you're good to go for a small price. For beginners sticky wheels 78a are strongly recommended, it is snappy :-) Genious engineering w/o Spring Issues. Bravo #Waterborne !
Great advice. I agree, such a solid invention by Waterborne
thats the name of the game
This channel definitely deserves 100k subscribers
Thanks, I appreciate that
Once again this old man I'm 61 going on 22 and you sold me.
Being early to all of your vids, is yet another thing on my bucket list😊
Hahah appreciate that a ton Daniel! Thanks dude
That info about speed wobbles was amazing. I literally never knew that😂😂😂
Yeah I actually wasn't aware of a lot of that until I started researching. Glad you learned something!
we didnt either lol it was the eskate community that told us
You get wheelbite if you use bigger wheels, like 80mm iirc. I feel like that built-in stopper is more to prevent jackknifing.
Your content and illustrations are always top notch and solid. Thank you.
Customer service was awesome! Sent me new parts after losing some in a move!
These are on an Amazon prime day deal for $60 and your video convinced me. Followed super recently & glad you had a review!
Great review, thanks for helping out!!
Got this on my Z-flex without knowing what a surfskate was, it been 30 years since I owned a skateboard just always surfed and a surfskate is so close to surfing it a brain fuck, so with howling noreasters belting the east coast of Australia this makes a old man happy, awesome content too kid 💪
That's awesome. Stoked to hear that! Thanks for the kind words
I ride a 36 inch Dogtown "stonefish" longboard cruiser, I'm using the waterbourne system,with 7 inch venture trucks, and 65mm acid cruiser wheels ithink it's amazing cuz it can be used with long distance cruising,with some nice carving,and the system is solid
This is my all time favorite surprise purchases. All I wanted was a setup that would allow me to chase my three year old on her push bike while pushing my one year old son around in his little car. It’s how I play with my kids when the pool get too cold. Fast forward three months later and the three of us are hitting the skatepark early morning before the “big kids” (or any kids) show up. If you surf, like I do, you absolutely need one of these and if you skate, find a driveway or a bridge!! and do some power slides but keep your real setup handy. This is my third skateboard in my skate quiver. If you’re on the fence, it’s a no brainer, get it but here’s a tip, get a cruiser board with a loooong wheelbase. 16” plus. Customer service is the best too!
Awesome to hear! I agree, they're a blast and have great customer service. Thanks for sharing David! Shred on
I was thinking about getting this recently! Thanks for the review dude your awesome!
Glad I can help Willem! Thanks for always showing up man
@@concrete-waves No problem, You've helped me a ton in longboarding so I really appreciate it!
also if you've got any questions about our Adapters we're happy to give you any insight we might have
@@WATERBORNESKATEBOARDS Thanks so much! I'll let you guys know if I have any questions.
@@willemcrittenden1100 any time!
These are amazing. I got them a year back for my Riptide E board and it makes your control, and ride experience so much better.
Hey man thanks for making your channel super helpful and you interesting and your voice isn’t boring. You should read audiobooks.
Haha I've never got that before. AUDIOBOOKS NEXT lol Thanks for watching!
Been waiting all week for another video! 😌💓
Stoked to hear that! Thanks for showing up and supporting
Hey man, love the videos. I enjoy the product reviews because they're interesting, and I may actually end up getting this one. I'm curious if you are planning on ever doing riding tips in addition to product reviews. I know there are other channels that do that, but I think it would be cool to see it from you.
Thanks Michael! Something I'm definitely considering for the future! Thanks for the input
Thank you just answered my question from you or surf skate video I really enjoy your videos I used to skate a lot when I was younger life goes on figured I'd start building boards and doing it again have a happy healthy safety day
Awesome, glad it helped. Shred on!!
Getting this for christmas, hype is on
That's so awesome. I think you'll it!
yes!!! you're going to love it!!
This was such a great review!! You really covered everything! Thanks so much!
I only ride e-skate and only for transport -- I use the eskate to get around to avoid driving and all the parking and ticket issues attached to it in a busy (pre-COVID) city like San Francisco. This waterborne adapter IS A MUST. The reasons are: 1.) being able to execute deeper turns and carving while maintaining current fast speed (like a bike) 2.) NO SPEED BUMPS.
I have one adepter, is pretty dope! Thanks for the review
Francisco Leon right on dude! Thanks for the support and hope you’re enjoying it!
@@WATERBORNESKATEBOARDS the best of all!
@@perusha4f YEWWWW!
Just wanna say “ive been here” before this channel blows up
This great review made me pull the trigger on one of these. No regrets!
Ayyyy that's awesome. Enjoy Erik! Thanks for watching the vid
I love this attachment on my kahuna Creations shaka. It's shaped like a surf board and with this attachment it truly feels like im surfing. I have 85mm orangutans and take it down hill skating. No shakes, im 5'7" 125lbs. And its a smoothe ride.
Keep the good work!
I hope you’ll be famous!
Ur vids are just amazing for starters!
Again, such an amazing video!
Ayyy thanks so much!
I have these! I have pretty grippy wheels and I think they make it a lot easier to slide and just make the ride feel very unique
Keep the good vids up man! 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks man! More vids coming
Great video dude keep it up
6:06 you'll get to that amount of subscribers some day :) keep the effort.
Haha thanks dude! One day!!
Great review. Thanks
Great advice, I couldn’t figure out what I want to get and don’t want to spend $300 plus on a new complete and end up not liking it. I ordered on of these, and I’m gonna try it on my 41” Santa Cruz, my 34” Santa Cruz and my Loaded Ballona moby and see what I like, then I’ll just have to figure out a brand.
Can you make a video on Bureo skateboards? They are like surf skates made of recycled fishing nets.
They're on the list, so I'll eventually be getting to them. Such a cool concept!
Good thorough review! Shoulda tried it with the suspension cruiser spring on the back truck instead of a riser pad. 🤣
Love the video super helpful can’t wait for more
Awesome, thanks so much for watching
Speed wobbles happen on the rear truck (I mean in general). With the rail adapter the rear truck doesn’t really turn anymore, so I can see how this setup can in theory reduce risk of wobbles at high speeds. But uhhh I’ll let others test out the theory. I mean downhill skaters use lower angle rear trucks and 0° isn’t unheard of so... 🤷♂️
dude you nailed it. The Rail Adapter takes all of the instability out of the rear by making it all about lean
Surfskate dinghy, now that sounds crazy!
the dinghy has actually been one of the more popular boards that our riders have used
@@WATERBORNESKATEBOARDS Then I just might have to get an adapter to try it out🤟🤟
Loui Handwerker yew!! Honestly it’s become very rare for somebody to actually have any regrets about getting one
@@WATERBORNESKATEBOARDS I might be getting one for the holidays🤞
@@LouiHandwerker just a heads up we are on track to sell out hard!
A little late on this one but another great one best quality I have seen
I've been watching you for year's and had no clue you went to QU, Go Bobacts!
As always great content. Keep it up!!
Appreciate that bro! Thanks for always showing up
Your vids are really informative.
Having grown up skating this way it seems like the riders in the video are not skating any more fluidly than we did back in the mid 1970s. I would like to try for myself and see how tight a turn I could crank out.
Watching those oldschool videos of the z boys ripping on super narrow boards and doing super smooth sharp turns is extremely impressive! Sounds like you were riding something like that. Our Surf Adapters let you bring that kind of performance to a much wider and/or longer board. nothing is a replacement for skill, but it goes without saying that the Surf Adapter open doors for an otherwise conventionally set up cruiser or longboard. I think you'd be impressed with the improvements that have come in just the last 10 years
Been waiting for this for a minute, sweet! and First!
I was first by 30 seconds
Awesome, thanks for showing up early!
But yay
Do a review on the gullwing sidewinders, they are weird, but fun trucks.
You will never go wrong with waterborne...
Gado Ravago Yew!!! Stoked that you’re enjoying yours!!
Yes... so much fun!!!
Notification squad wya??👀
Yooo appreciate it dude! Stoked you always show up
Yess
I had a carver I found it too high, this looks higher but the lean looks great.
Bought one. Was perfect.
Just wish my board was bigger
Hey big fan of the channel, I'm interested on how to pump on surf skates and if you can do it with a regular cruiser
Thanks Marty! Pumping on a regular cruiser is hard to do without a surfskate adapter... if that's your question?
Thanks so much, love the content
It would be very nice if you could put the informations in Metric also, because your videos are very informative and probably the best, but I keep having to convert each number to get an idea :s
Thank you 🙏
Keep it up ✨
thank *YOU*
bro, it would be great if you put the measurements also in the metric system for those of us who are not from the United States
You're totally right, meant to do that. Sorry bro! Will try my best to do for future videos
Great video
Thanks for watching! Appreciate you
Does it keep the board same level you you will have to have rear wheel as well..?
It comes with block risers to level out the deck in the rear, or if you go for our High Performance Pack then it will come with a Rail Adapter that levels out the deck, and gives your rear truck an additional 35 degrees of lean
Do you know anything about hamboards I was looking at the logger and it looks like an awesome board from everything I’ve watched and seen not too big like the original not too small but it’s on the lower end of 500$ and I was wondering if you have ridden one and if so do you think it’s worth the money? Because I was thinking about just purchasing a waterborne adapter for my cut out sector nine long board and I feel that maybe they aren’t comparable? Idkkkk thanks too anyone who answers
Would have been cool to see how the ride compares to other surf skate setups. I have two Waterborne kits on two different boards at the moment and love them, but I'm really curious about how these compare to a complete Smoothstar or a Surf Tech.
Used you link and went for the front and back adapter kit. Going to out it on am existing board and give it a go. Should be a good time.
That's awesome. There's definitely a learning curve to it, but I'm sure you'll pick it up quick
@@concrete-waves if not I fall and it is a fun video 🤣🍺
If I add shark wheels to these badboyz I might just be able to shred on water
Just might ahhaah! or at least ride more in the rain
How did you actually like the board? Not a lot of reviews on the board, just the surf adapter. Please do a review of the board!!!
Agreed, Waterborne customer service is great,
i want to do freestyle longboarding and i have never done it before or any long boarding but ive dont a little skate boarding and i ripstick and ive snow boarded but i dont know what board to get or even where to start can u make a video on it i feel like it help a lot of people.
I'm not really into freestyle longboarding, so I won't be doing that video right now. Maybe in the future. It depends on your budget too. How much are you trying to spend?
ive got one on my cruiser board, and i just got a drop deck longboard im gonna try and but 2 of them on 1 on either end to see if i can maybe try and get my longboard to drift turns.... LOL
Hi great videos
Just order my new board cause of your vids
I’ve been debating on getting one for my backfire board for a while now and still not sure if it is worth it. It will make the deck really really high up but also will help with tight turns as lower speeds. :/ I wish this included a test on an esk8 board but maybe that’s for another video or a different youtuber that focuses more on that side of the community. Great video overall and I would definitely get one if I had a secondary non esk8 longboard where I didn’t have to take it on and off frequently.
I have a Riptide e board and I’ve had them for over a year and they are amazing. I would recommend them to anyone. Also when it’s higher off the ground it protects the battery case for when you go over bumps, off curbs, (idk if you have the backfire mini) and just overall protection. You feel like your surfing as well because the front trucks are what lead the rest of the board so it can do super tight turns. I have a short board with a kick tail but it would be super nice on a long board as well because once you get used to it, I at least have noticed that I get more control of my board. If you have the backfire mini(or just any backfire board), can you tell me how it feels because I’ve been wanting to upgrade, and I’m wondering how the carbon fiber feels overall, and how overall durable you would say the board is.
Appreciate that you give examples of different situations even though it is personal preference. It helps me understand it more and make the decision based on what I would like. I want to try this on my drop down longboard.
Do we have to get one for the front and the back?
Do we tighten the thing that makes the wheel turn more on a regular board now that it turns because of the adapter?
it is a good a idea to put it on a regular skateboard like the ones you use for tricks and that stuff?
I’ve been looking for used boards with them
That's a good call. Pick up a used cruiser and slap this on there. That'd be fun!
3:14 Dude is riding a tree. 🥰
No I’m late god dammit - although this Board looks like 24k gold 🥶🥶🥶 Literally though the one in the beginning
Haha, just appreciate you always supporting! It kinda does look like gold in the beginning lol
It would be sick if I got a new board!
There is 20 or 30 mph electric skate waterborne club! No wobbles!
Dang that's pretty crazy haha
LMAO!! If you know you know! Unfortunately we talked to some lawyers and they said that from a legal standpoint it is probably the worst idea that they had ever heard. Fun while it lasted though ahhaha and stoked that of those who attempted nobody got hurt!
Not a skater...but dat looks pretty cool!!😎😁😊👊👌👍🔥💯!!
Love the vids
Thanks Tristan! Appreciate it bro!
You should try out the phantom electric skateboard 🛹
Def wanna get more into electric stuff. Will check it out for sure
You should review the summerboard
I’d love to see your thoughts on the globe - big blazer, that’d be super helpful
Thanks for the recommendation Evan, will try to put it on our list. Just have so many others right now haha
@@concrete-waves I bet haha, no worries! if/ whenever man! love the content, genuinely enjoy your style and quality. happy to have found your channel!
Im not gunna stop with the hot dog comments
High Garden two glizz it up
Hi, is it possible to put cx trucks with waterborne adapter for more curve & pump?
Erick Kusuma Punzalan YES! We’ve had a number of riders do that! We also used to have a Carver Taylor Knox board that we put our Surf and Rail Adapters on!
I love mine on my cruiser. Except that after a couple months it squeaks from the front adapter where you can’t remove the bolt. Kinda annoying.
Think this would be good for someone just wanting to cruise on a longboard with a lightly more snowboard/surfboard feel. Just for a fun and lax carving experience and taking in the view/not too rough or fast of a ride, but just for a fun cruise?
I've been considering a Magneto mini cruiser for this adapter just to get my feet wet but I've heard a lot of people say to put it on a longer deck and wheelbase.
What is it about your choice of smaller deck and wheelbase that you love so much?, Snappier, Better at Carving, Better pump efficiency? A man must know
Basically a long wheelbase will be slower to accelerate, but have a high top pumping speed. A shorter deck will be very fast to accelerate from a standstill, but have a less efficient pumping action once you get going fast. So if you are going for distance around town go smaller, and if you are just carving in a driveway, go shorter.
What would happen if I put this on my 22" penny
What’s your preferred skateboard for riding and tricks?
I have a Deathwish Neen Williams board
@@concrete-waves thank you
@@concrete-waves what about the trucks and wheels? Whick do you recommend?