I skated most of my life, 30+yrs. Now I'm old and no longer interested in busting my a** doing tricks, but just want to cruise and go fast. I ordered this board based solely off your review video. Thank you so much!
I'm 44. Just wanna cruise and enjoy. I've just get a Dinghy Blunt. It's great!!! I take this one for the wide trucks. I was afraid abour 105 trucks. I want a fully comparison Classic Dinghy vs Blut
Ik dinghys can handle good speed, it's just you need to be skilled and experienced. Like that landyachtz vid of alex bombing the sketchy sidewalk on a dinghy? Insane, he was going probably 40mph but he didnt even speedewobble
Wow, when I subbed, you were like... reviewing your own stuff. Now you're trusted by companies to review their stuff. Keep it up man I love how pure your contents are! You're like a neighbor I'd like to be friendly with lol.
Ogden Sikel hey, I have a question, it’d be great if you could answer. I’m shoe size 11.5 and I found a cruiser board which is a tugboat and the Tugboat comes in at 30″ long and 9″ wide. Could you tell me what this means and if this is a good choice
@@clee1243 yes! If you are looking for a cruiser specifically, a Tugboat would do well with your shoe size. Honestly you could get a smaller one like a dinghy but the tugboat will 100% work for your shoe size.
My biggest issue with my Dinghy is I just don't know what to do with it. I have a Tan Tien and surfskate for rough and smooth roads so I've been struggling to find a good use. Maybe it'll be nice for just exploring cities during the fall
Hmmm well I like the taking the dinghy places when I need a smaller, lighter board to take, and also sometimes I’ll just ride it to switch it up because it’s fun riding different boards!
Yes, they are AWESOME! Nice video! Keep up the good work. BTW, rode the tugboat today for awhile, think I might replace the wheels with the ones that come on the Dinghy. I really like the Dinghy wheels for some reason. I originally thought they would be too soft but they are a pleasure to use.
kind of a really late comment but hey happy 1 year birthday to this video anyways i wanted to ask if its easy to do an ollie with it to get on side walks
Stability and speed all about wheel size any 22" penny takes 70mm wheels (straight up swap no risers) with zero wheel bite no matter weight or lose trucks and you can do same-same in all weathers with no care / maintenance / scratch factor and better portability otherwise just get a popsicle with shock pads and rock softer wheels.
Great video. Very informative. I know you said you liked the wheel flares, but how is it riding with them? Does it limit your foot stance, or make it less comfortable than a regular concave board would be? How would you compare them? Does it help with carving? I have my eye on a Landyachtz board that has wheel flares, and since I've never road a board like that, I'm a little apprehensive about getting it. I've only ever ridden flat or concave. Any info would help. Thanks.
You know to be honest, I don’t really notice them much...they don’t feel much different than the concave. Most of my time my feet aren’t on top of them so I don’t think you’ll have any issues there! So no, it doesn’t limit my stance at all. Hope that helps!
Hello Odgen! thank you very much for your awesome reviews on the Dinghy board! It really helps me find my new crush. May I ask for your recommendation? I am nearly 40's and I never skated but I am willing to learn. I usually live in a very crowded city in Asia (Manila) and I am looking for the best way to commute through the city. So I definitively fell in love with the Dinghy in general and the Blunt in particular. But I came across the surfsakte and I wonder if it would be a better choice. I have a feeling that you can ride longer distances with the surfskate with less effort since it seems you need to push less and can pump more. However, there is not much comparison between cruisers and surfsakte. And I can't figure out if the surfskate is good for traveling through crowds, avoid street obstacles, going up and down sidewalks, cracks, etc.. I am not much in doing a lot of tricks What about its portability. It would be awesome if you could h decide and give a brief description with pros sand cons of the surfskate vs the Dinghy. Besides, how far did go with your Dinghy? how many miles? I often read it's not made to cover more than 3-4 miles. I know it's hard to get a polyvalent board which at the same time brings you far, and little enough to carry on the backpack and to skate through a compact city.
Can you do a video on Skateboard beginner injuries? As a beginner myself, I've developed some constant ankle and leg muscle cramps on my pushing leg. Not sure if this is because I'm pushing incorrectly (this may also be the case) or not. Either way, if you know of any more types of body stresses new skaters can expect to develop, I'd be interested in seeing a video on it!
Nope happening to me also lol the leg goes away the ankle can get seriously sore, try pushing with your heel first basically like a walking motion and try not to push with just your toes, you can also try riding switch but that’s more advanced lol I can’t even ride switched comfortably yet
I will also add that your Achilles heel will get very sore if you push from your toes. I stressed it out so bad after 3-4 years of riding the same way everyday, even after a year of not riding alot it still hurt. I try to use both my toes & whole foot. If you push with your toes lean forward a bit & push your foot down & make it act like a spring.
so far my near-perfect cruiser for my own needs has been the Earthwing Team 33 on Paris 169s and Abec11 NoSkoolz (sadly, you cannot get either the deck nor the wheels anymore, but the Loaded Coyote, Zenit Wave/Vapor, or some other single kick cruisers are close!), and the Turbo King being able to run such larger wheels stock is *wild* to me! almost looks like an old slalom board, haha
yeah these wheels are insane! I think the smaller trucks actually help with the big wheels because they turn differently allowing more clearance for the wheels. but yeah they are hugeee
Have you try the new dinghy's shapes the one with the box tail and the most recent one the blunt? Would really like to see a comparison between the three shapes and which is better
@@OgdenSikel I'll be carefull as possible cause I've through alot with a regular skateboard I'm glad to know that I can still do the same tricks on a Dinghy Turbo!
@@jeffdelgado5818 some things may feel different though...like shuvits dont shove the same way as skateboards...but with enough practice anything can be replicated
Yea got a new dinghy I had a lot of fun bud I was going down a slope and got some speed wobbles,hit my head but I think I’m good I also got some scratches on other parts of my body
What kind of dinghy do you have? I had a similar experience myself. I have the coffin shaped dinghy with 63 mm wheels. I didn’t fall but I was getting some speed wobbles. I think Ogden has a Turbo with the giant 74 mm plow wheels maybe that makes a difference?
Halp I've been deliberating for weeks to settle on my first landychtz. I want the Meowijuana boards so bad (tugboat or blunt) because I love the graphic and I wear 9.5 shoes so I figured I'd appreciate the extra half/inch of width better, but then I wanted plowkings so I fear no stone nor awful gap angled sidewalk edges. Basically, I know the blunt/tugboat will feel a bit more stable bc of space but I'm worried I'm more likely to fall off it (they only get chubbys 60mm x 42 vs plowking 72mm by 65s) vs a turbo king. What do you think? Or should I just be getting a bigger cruiser (idk what else maybe like the rallycat)?
My shoe size is 9 men's and the dinghy is decent for me. can get a little uncomfortable after a bit but not horrible. If you want a bigger board with the larger wheels, you could always just buy all the parts individually so you can pick the wheels you want. Another option could be the drop cat 33. it is wider and a little longer so it will be a lot more comfortable.
@@OgdenSikel Reddit saved the day! I went ahead and ordered the Blunt. I did find that people disliked how the smaller wheels on wider boards didn't handle terrain as well as the Dinghys. I found a post of people basically making a Turbo Blunt and that's what I'm going to try. People are running 70mm x ~42 wheels on the Blunt successfully, and a few people are waiting on 70 x ~53s which are close to Plows, so I'm going to wait and see if they get foot bite before ordering myself. I'm also no longer afraid of starting with a small board after seeing people talk about loving Dinghys and being 6'3 200 pounds lol
@@LastAphelion hey there how's the blunt for you? I'm currently deciding between a blunt n tugboat too though sadly the meowijuana tugboat is not available. I also happened to have the same shoe size. Have you tried the bigger wheels on the blunt yet?
I’m not exactly sure how to tell you the exact tightness, it’s more of just how it feels to each person, it’s loose enough to turn normally but tight enough to not turn when I don’t want it to if that helps? Sorry it’s hard to tell you through text haha!
@@OgdenSikel Thanks, appreciate the help bro. Your videos are super helpful. Maybe I can also ask the question this way. What would be the top speed you could go before your current setup starts to wobble on your Dinghy?
I've had the occasional wheelbite but nothing regularly, just sometimes if my trucks are loose and I'm doing some hard turns, but 90% of the time its totally fine
Hey man. Just found your channel and you're great! I have a question... I started boarding in February and I love it. I have a skateboard, a Landyachtz Ripper (e.g. pintail with TKP trucks), and a Landyachtz ATV Acidwash (shortboard on 60mm 78a wheels). I love them all, ride them for different stuff, but have been considering getting a dinghy to travel with and get around town. I like that it's agile and a little sketchy. Too stable of boards get boring for me (like my buddy's Loaded Tan Tien). Do you think a Dinghy could be a good fit, or is it too redundant with my ATV (maybe I'd sell the ATV)? Also, is it worth it to upgrade to a Turbo (King) Dinghy? My neighborhood (Denver) has SUPER sketchy sidewalks with big gaps, so maybe those Plow King wheels are what I need? Would love to hear your thoughts! Oh, and can you slash a slide to slow down on that thing, or are the wheels too grippy? Thanks!!
Good questions! I think you would have a lot of fun on the dinghy for the circumstances you described! The turbo king would probably be a good idea, because not just the wheels, but also the layer of fiberglass inside it helps for durability and rough surfaces. I’ve gotten the wheels to slide also because they’re stone ground rather than smooth surfaced so they can slide a bit when you want them to!
Been looking for a first board myself and I've been curious how a Rally Cat would be as a daily board versus ones you've mentioned like atv and ripper since I've pretty much considered their whole catalogue at this point lol
yeah I get this too, I think its the bushings rubbing against the trucks...you can use wax or certain crayons to fix this...I will make a video on it very soon to help you guys out with this!
Just curious, do you live in North Carolina? Just asking cause that looks like a trail I know with the big river n all Edit: Later in the video it doesn’t look much like it but still curious
@@OgdenSikel tonight we’re getting some slush, it’s gonna be a mixture of snow and rain. Use to live in Rohde island but moved south for some warmer weather
I skated most of my life, 30+yrs. Now I'm old and no longer interested in busting my a** doing tricks, but just want to cruise and go fast. I ordered this board based solely off your review video. Thank you so much!
I'm 44. Just wanna cruise and enjoy. I've just get a Dinghy Blunt. It's great!!! I take this one for the wide trucks. I was afraid abour 105 trucks. I want a fully comparison Classic Dinghy vs Blut
@@davidbarberanesteve6620 hi I'm thinking of the blunt. My shoe size is US9.5, may I know what is your shoe size?
@@Commander_Cat sorry for answering so late. Same size as me. You will enjoy it. In two days I will have a coffin. Narrower.. hahah
you should give loaded longboards a check too, specifically the "Poke" board.
Yeah a local just lost a blunt and based on the the feedback it looks like a good commuter board around $90
Ik dinghys can handle good speed, it's just you need to be skilled and experienced. Like that landyachtz vid of alex bombing the sketchy sidewalk on a dinghy? Insane, he was going probably 40mph but he didnt even speedewobble
Oh yeah, I saw that video and it’s insane. Maybe I’ll have to try something like that with pads on 😂
@@OgdenSikel bro get a whole leather suit the concrete would be like lava at that point
This guy has a couple of videos taking dinghy's downhill and they ride it like bosses
th-cam.com/video/UxoGJ4tmSRk/w-d-xo.html
You realise they get speed wobbles right? They're just godly at controlling them, so you nor them barely feel/notice them.
New sub. I'm getting into longboarding and your channel keeps popping up in my feed. super informative while being funny. Thanks man
Haha glad you’re liking the vids 😁
Wow, when I subbed, you were like... reviewing your own stuff. Now you're trusted by companies to review their stuff. Keep it up man I love how pure your contents are! You're like a neighbor I'd like to be friendly with lol.
Haha!! Thank you dude I really appreciate that!! :)
Mannn, this is so wholesome, I really hope you’re doing good in life.
Also, amazing review!!!
Thank u!!😄
Ogden Sikel hey, I have a question, it’d be great if you could answer. I’m shoe size 11.5 and I found a cruiser board which is a tugboat and the Tugboat comes in at 30″ long and 9″ wide. Could you tell me what this means and if this is a good choice
@@clee1243 yes! If you are looking for a cruiser specifically, a Tugboat would do well with your shoe size. Honestly you could get a smaller one like a dinghy but the tugboat will 100% work for your shoe size.
Ogden Sikel aren’t dinghys wider though? Also, thanks! I still have a couple questions though if that’s okay.
That was the best troll-hype intro I've ever seen
Great video! I bought and sold a dinghy earlier this summer. I found it too small to push me a heavier rider around but quality was there for sure.
Yeah that makes sense! They are very small so taller/larger people probably aren’t the best for it. Did you replace it with another board?
@@OgdenSikel i picked up a older landyachtz evo and currently rebuilding it working on better footbraking technique based off your vid!
My biggest issue with my Dinghy is I just don't know what to do with it. I have a Tan Tien and surfskate for rough and smooth roads so I've been struggling to find a good use. Maybe it'll be nice for just exploring cities during the fall
Hmmm well I like the taking the dinghy places when I need a smaller, lighter board to take, and also sometimes I’ll just ride it to switch it up because it’s fun riding different boards!
Pretty chill and wholesome content. You rock man. Subbed.
I love my dingy blunt but I’m running Indies and 53mm 90a
Wheels.
love your videos ....can you do a review of globe blazer
Yes, they are AWESOME! Nice video! Keep up the good work. BTW, rode the tugboat today for awhile, think I might replace the wheels with the ones that come on the Dinghy. I really like the Dinghy wheels for some reason. I originally thought they would be too soft but they are a pleasure to use.
goreyboggs oh yeah the dinghy wheels are amazing! And even though the ones from my turbo king are quite heavy, I’ll sacrifice it for that smooth ride!
kind of a really late comment but hey happy 1 year birthday to this video
anyways i wanted to ask if its easy to do an ollie with it to get on side walks
Stability and speed all about wheel size any 22" penny takes 70mm wheels (straight up swap no risers) with zero wheel bite no matter weight or lose trucks and you can do same-same in all weathers with no care / maintenance / scratch factor and better portability otherwise just get a popsicle with shock pads and rock softer wheels.
Great video. Very informative. I know you said you liked the wheel flares, but how is it riding with them? Does it limit your foot stance, or make it less comfortable than a regular concave board would be? How would you compare them? Does it help with carving? I have my eye on a Landyachtz board that has wheel flares, and since I've never road a board like that, I'm a little apprehensive about getting it. I've only ever ridden flat or concave. Any info would help. Thanks.
You know to be honest, I don’t really notice them much...they don’t feel much different than the concave. Most of my time my feet aren’t on top of them so I don’t think you’ll have any issues there! So no, it doesn’t limit my stance at all. Hope that helps!
@@OgdenSikel It does. Thanks man, I appreciate it.
Hello Odgen! thank you very much for your awesome reviews on the Dinghy board! It really helps me find my new crush. May I ask for your recommendation? I am nearly 40's and I never skated but I am willing to learn. I usually live in a very crowded city in Asia (Manila) and I am looking for the best way to commute through the city. So I definitively fell in love with the Dinghy in general and the Blunt in particular.
But I came across the surfsakte and I wonder if it would be a better choice. I have a feeling that you can ride longer distances with the surfskate with less effort since it seems you need to push less and can pump more. However, there is not much comparison between cruisers and surfsakte. And I can't figure out if the surfskate is good for traveling through crowds, avoid street obstacles, going up and down sidewalks, cracks, etc.. I am not much in doing a lot of tricks What about its portability. It would be awesome if you could h decide and give a brief description with pros sand cons of the surfskate vs the Dinghy.
Besides, how far did go with your Dinghy? how many miles? I often read it's not made to cover more than 3-4 miles. I know it's hard to get a polyvalent board which at the same time brings you far, and little enough to carry on the backpack and to skate through a compact city.
Can you do a video on Skateboard beginner injuries? As a beginner myself, I've developed some constant ankle and leg muscle cramps on my pushing leg. Not sure if this is because I'm pushing incorrectly (this may also be the case) or not. Either way, if you know of any more types of body stresses new skaters can expect to develop, I'd be interested in seeing a video on it!
Nope happening to me also lol the leg goes away the ankle can get seriously sore, try pushing with your heel first basically like a walking motion and try not to push with just your toes, you can also try riding switch but that’s more advanced lol I can’t even ride switched comfortably yet
Like he said try to push heel to toe, roll your foot over the pavement. Push with toes if youre going fast as fuck
I will also add that your Achilles heel will get very sore if you push from your toes. I stressed it out so bad after 3-4 years of riding the same way everyday, even after a year of not riding alot it still hurt. I try to use both my toes & whole foot. If you push with your toes lean forward a bit & push your foot down & make it act like a spring.
What is your opinion on switching out wheels(63mm) on modern tugboat(with reverse kingpen bear 6 130mm) for 72mm plow king and riser.
Hey, I don’t know if u want to, but... what about the globe big blazers? Could u do a review on them?
Hmmm well I’m pretty tight on funds currently but I will add it to my list and hopefully I can get my hands on one soon!
Ogden Sikel no pressure man, keep it up 👌🏻✌🏻
It’s so good to see Spider-man on a board
😂😂
so far my near-perfect cruiser for my own needs has been the Earthwing Team 33 on Paris 169s and Abec11 NoSkoolz (sadly, you cannot get either the deck nor the wheels anymore, but the Loaded Coyote, Zenit Wave/Vapor, or some other single kick cruisers are close!), and the Turbo King being able to run such larger wheels stock is *wild* to me! almost looks like an old slalom board, haha
yeah these wheels are insane! I think the smaller trucks actually help with the big wheels because they turn differently allowing more clearance for the wheels. but yeah they are hugeee
Have you try the new dinghy's shapes the one with the box tail and the most recent one the blunt? Would really like to see a comparison between the three shapes and which is better
I have not, but that’s a good idea for the future!!
Should I get this or a small longboard ?
Up to you bro pick whichever fits your needs better
Can I do skateboard tricks in this model?
sure can, but tricks on a cruiser is a little sketch so be careful haha
@@OgdenSikel I'll be carefull as possible cause I've through alot with a regular skateboard I'm glad to know that I can still do the same tricks on a Dinghy Turbo!
@@jeffdelgado5818 some things may feel different though...like shuvits dont shove the same way as skateboards...but with enough practice anything can be replicated
I’m not sure if I should buy this board or a tugboat
Radical Cat I like my dinghy better. But it’s a little harder to ride.
If you want more space and stability then go for tug boat
What's the black thing u have on the back of the board for..?
That's a tail guard. It protects the tail against getting messed up from bumping into or scraping against stuff.
Yea got a new dinghy I had a lot of fun bud I was going down a slope and got some speed wobbles,hit my head but I think I’m good I also got some scratches on other parts of my body
Jeez hope you’re okay dude!
@@OgdenSikel I don’t have a concussion that I know of and I feel way better thank the day I fell
What kind of dinghy do you have? I had a similar experience myself. I have the coffin shaped dinghy with 63 mm wheels. I didn’t fall but I was getting some speed wobbles. I think Ogden has a Turbo with the giant 74 mm plow wheels maybe that makes a difference?
@@borawastaken I think I have the regular one but it is the white tiger graphic
@@borawastaken and I want to try the turbo
Halp I've been deliberating for weeks to settle on my first landychtz. I want the Meowijuana boards so bad (tugboat or blunt) because I love the graphic and I wear 9.5 shoes so I figured I'd appreciate the extra half/inch of width better, but then I wanted plowkings so I fear no stone nor awful gap angled sidewalk edges. Basically, I know the blunt/tugboat will feel a bit more stable bc of space but I'm worried I'm more likely to fall off it (they only get chubbys 60mm x 42 vs plowking 72mm by 65s) vs a turbo king. What do you think? Or should I just be getting a bigger cruiser (idk what else maybe like the rallycat)?
My shoe size is 9 men's and the dinghy is decent for me. can get a little uncomfortable after a bit but not horrible. If you want a bigger board with the larger wheels, you could always just buy all the parts individually so you can pick the wheels you want. Another option could be the drop cat 33. it is wider and a little longer so it will be a lot more comfortable.
@@OgdenSikel Reddit saved the day! I went ahead and ordered the Blunt. I did find that people disliked how the smaller wheels on wider boards didn't handle terrain as well as the Dinghys. I found a post of people basically making a Turbo Blunt and that's what I'm going to try. People are running 70mm x ~42 wheels on the Blunt successfully, and a few people are waiting on 70 x ~53s which are close to Plows, so I'm going to wait and see if they get foot bite before ordering myself. I'm also no longer afraid of starting with a small board after seeing people talk about loving Dinghys and being 6'3 200 pounds lol
@@LastAphelion hey there how's the blunt for you? I'm currently deciding between a blunt n tugboat too though sadly the meowijuana tugboat is not available. I also happened to have the same shoe size. Have you tried the bigger wheels on the blunt yet?
@@Commander_Cat did u decide on the tugboat or blunt? It is now my turn to pick 😂😂
@@xenillsya how did it go? Lol
How tight are your trucks when you went faster?! Great video
I’m not exactly sure how to tell you the exact tightness, it’s more of just how it feels to each person, it’s loose enough to turn normally but tight enough to not turn when I don’t want it to if that helps? Sorry it’s hard to tell you through text haha!
@@OgdenSikel Thanks, appreciate the help bro. Your videos are super helpful. Maybe I can also ask the question this way. What would be the top speed you could go before your current setup starts to wobble on your Dinghy?
Too bad this model is not available anymore 😕
I'm sorry, which board is this exactly? Does Landyachtz not have like 6 models of the Dinghy?
Fender
what’s that thing on the back called?
I believe it's a tail guard. Protects against scrapes and stuff.
Dope
any trouble with wheelbites with this board?
I've had the occasional wheelbite but nothing regularly, just sometimes if my trucks are loose and I'm doing some hard turns, but 90% of the time its totally fine
Quick og how hard do you think it would be to powdercoat the trucks on my dinghy
Honestly I have no clue. I’m not super familiar with powder coating :(
@@OgdenSikel bet ill try it anyway and send pics if it works
Ur so awesome
Hey man. Just found your channel and you're great! I have a question...
I started boarding in February and I love it. I have a skateboard, a Landyachtz Ripper (e.g. pintail with TKP trucks), and a Landyachtz ATV Acidwash (shortboard on 60mm 78a wheels). I love them all, ride them for different stuff, but have been considering getting a dinghy to travel with and get around town.
I like that it's agile and a little sketchy. Too stable of boards get boring for me (like my buddy's Loaded Tan Tien).
Do you think a Dinghy could be a good fit, or is it too redundant with my ATV (maybe I'd sell the ATV)? Also, is it worth it to upgrade to a Turbo (King) Dinghy? My neighborhood (Denver) has SUPER sketchy sidewalks with big gaps, so maybe those Plow King wheels are what I need?
Would love to hear your thoughts!
Oh, and can you slash a slide to slow down on that thing, or are the wheels too grippy?
Thanks!!
Good questions! I think you would have a lot of fun on the dinghy for the circumstances you described! The turbo king would probably be a good idea, because not just the wheels, but also the layer of fiberglass inside it helps for durability and rough surfaces. I’ve gotten the wheels to slide also because they’re stone ground rather than smooth surfaced so they can slide a bit when you want them to!
@@OgdenSikel Thank you for your reply man!
@@OgdenSikel Also, I love the art on yours! Gonna have to watch your video on that.
Been looking for a first board myself and I've been curious how a Rally Cat would be as a daily board versus ones you've mentioned like atv and ripper since I've pretty much considered their whole catalogue at this point lol
Eyyyyoooo I got mine and I was thinking of loosening my trucks because sometimes when I turn they make this weird noise, did u get this issue
yeah I get this too, I think its the bushings rubbing against the trucks...you can use wax or certain crayons to fix this...I will make a video on it very soon to help you guys out with this!
@@OgdenSikel thx can’t wait for the new video!!!!!!!
Yes i was gonna make an electric board.
Keep makin vids bro
Where are you from, and I love the vids btw👍
Lil Chungus Minnesota and thanks dude!!!
Lol big chungus is a rapper
I have a question, how much weight can the cruisers hold?
There isn’t a specified weight limit, but landyachtz suggests no more than 250 lbs
Just curious, do you live in North Carolina? Just asking cause that looks like a trail I know with the big river n all
Edit: Later in the video it doesn’t look much like it but still curious
Haha I actually live in Minnesota! North Carolina’s weather sounds nice right about now though
@@OgdenSikel tonight we’re getting some slush, it’s gonna be a mixture of snow and rain. Use to live in Rohde island but moved south for some warmer weather
WTF of a magical pathway in the forest is that in the intro?
Here I am skating cobblestone veering between cars while some of yall got spots like that
What backpack is that?
Nike sb rpm
I have a video on it!
th-cam.com/video/XW2HQO1Ja78/w-d-xo.html
Ogden Sikel thanks mate :) 👍
What about wheel bite?
In another comment he said that it's not a huge issue unless he's carving really hard.
🤙🏼🤙🏼
5 seconds of turnaround
Gonzalo jinkins 😮
@@OgdenSikel yes that's me
Nice video, have you tried the tugboat? I might get one
I have not but I really want to try one! I may have to pick one up in the future!
Liking cuz of the intro lol
0:47 EEE
oh yeah
what is the link to that exact board?
sorry for late reply,
landyachtz.com/product/dinghy-turbo-king/
This man isn’t even wearing skate shoes
This man is poor 😂😭
Ogden Sikel I feel you my guy 😭 great content though haha
You should find someone that is really good at playing the guitar and make a Guitar Hero video with them.
youtube livestream...?!?
Bbc
video--cuts--so---much---head---spinning
Isn't that a tugboat?
There are two things you need to know... There are wealthy people, and there are poor \ average people.
Bro wtf is on ur tail 😭😭😭
It's called a tail guard