I like the videos of you skating the most bc I learn by watching where I could improve my technique. dont underestimate the cruising videos! They have a place for learning too. Thanks Steve!
Perfect ride home with just a one push start🙌 Your pumping looks very smooth and what is that for an epic spot right in your neighborhood 💪just awesome!
I had a deck with a 20-inch wheel base. With the waterborne it worked out to a 22in wheel base axle. For not necessarily intentionally long ldp type surf skating, but for covering a little ground effortlessly that particular wheelbase works real good.
I m from Portugal, and i want congratulate for your chanel. I m 46 years old and start recetly a longboard skate, but i like very much to see surf skate and i will buy One of them.
That wheelbase works perfect for going a long long way. Here in Florida is flat everywhere of course just like that. Except the only time I have to deal with the sidewalk cracks is when I'm forced up on the sidewalk off the bike path usually it's straight asphalt of various grades. That wheelbase though allows me to pump continuously for I mean like a mile-and-a-half to 2 miles, without pushing. Every now and then I got to push if the winds against me or pavement really rough but usually it's in my best interest to just pump the board instead of pushing. I'm checking that manufacturer out right now.
Dope vid brother 🤙…. Love the long board cruising with Surfskates. I’m having so much fun going from small snappy ones to longer . I’m going to check out those decks !! Enjoy the day ! Also just bought a swell tech deck 40” going to put YOW Meraki on it and a CARVER C2 rear. . Should be interesting 🤙….. love
@@SurfskateLove ah nice nice. i just got my first skateboard this week and because of you i had to make it a surfskate! a complete CX setup. i wanted to be able to cruise a bit more since i'm a total beginner. gotta figure out how to ride better first haha
You can't skate LDP "style" with a CX truck the "gearing" is too low to cover long distances which is the "LD" in "LDP". The CX cruises fine at lower speeds. Looks like a fun setup for playing around on that campus though.
You can skate any style on any setup with the right technique and determination. It’s tiring hearing again and again how you need this or that for a specific style. Just because you tried it and wasn’t able to accomplish it, doesn’t mean it applies to everyone. He just posted a video proving you wrong lol. In his opinion, it’s obviously possible.
All I mean by that is that I'm using a long deck with a wide wheelbase to pump cruise for long distance, as opposed to staying in one small spot doing carving manuevers. I also have a formal LDP set-up so I'm familiar with the difference.
In my experience, a longer board is harder to pump from a standstill but can go faster so you can definitely long distance pump with say a Tyler or an Anemone ( S5 ). The back truck is a C2 anyway which is not so different from a Paris v2.
I have CX and I easily skate over 10 kms (6 miles). Like others have said... any setup can be pumped and carved long distance... it's all about technique and efficient use of body mechanics... although joint and cardiovascular health is predominantly the limiting factor!
Did you buy a house based on the perfect skate location from your door? Good lord those are some perfectly wide roads. Good stuff!
I like the videos of you skating the most bc I learn by watching where I could improve my technique. dont underestimate the cruising videos! They have a place for learning too. Thanks Steve!
Wow man....what an amazing place to carve. So envious of those wide roads, silky asphalt and no one around! Enjoy dude. Great skills too.
What a perfect place to live as an surfskater!!🎉 Awesome Brother!!!
That's a great core workout. Enjoy seeing your local hood in these vids.
What a stunning place to cruise ❤
Perfect ride home with just a one push start🙌 Your pumping looks very smooth and what is that for an epic spot right in your neighborhood 💪just awesome!
I had a deck with a 20-inch wheel base. With the waterborne it worked out to a 22in wheel base axle. For not necessarily intentionally long ldp type surf skating, but for covering a little ground effortlessly that particular wheelbase works real good.
DUDE! THATS SICK! :D
Good flow, good times. Looks like a fun setup!
I m from Portugal, and i want congratulate for your chanel. I m 46 years old and start recetly a longboard skate, but i like very much to see surf skate and i will buy One of them.
That wheelbase works perfect for going a long long way. Here in Florida is flat everywhere of course just like that. Except the only time I have to deal with the sidewalk cracks is when I'm forced up on the sidewalk off the bike path usually it's straight asphalt of various grades. That wheelbase though allows me to pump continuously for I mean like a mile-and-a-half to 2 miles, without pushing. Every now and then I got to push if the winds against me or pavement really rough but usually it's in my best interest to just pump the board instead of pushing. I'm checking that manufacturer out right now.
What board do you use ?
A good choice for ldp with surfskate setup!
This is incredible!
Seems like the snake board and dragon boards capture the essence of LDP boards with freeskates beyond the top of the mountain.
Dope vid brother 🤙…. Love the long board cruising with Surfskates. I’m having so much fun going from small snappy ones to longer . I’m going to check out those decks !! Enjoy the day !
Also just bought a swell tech deck 40” going to put YOW Meraki on it and a CARVER C2 rear. . Should be interesting 🤙….. love
Very good filming, too 🎥.
Love this!
Love your videos. ❤
Have you tried this deck with slide trucks? Would be interesting if it’s good for long distance too!
whats this like on a 'regular' length surfskate board for you? more tiring and more pumping? or is it not too much of a difference?
More pumping and more tiresome on a regular deck. The flex on this deck propels you forward. Very big difference.
@@SurfskateLove ah nice nice. i just got my first skateboard this week and because of you i had to make it a surfskate! a complete CX setup. i wanted to be able to cruise a bit more since i'm a total beginner. gotta figure out how to ride better first haha
Very nice!! 🤙🤙
Never did see a video ride for the Whitetail Whaleshark. Will there be a review coming?
Yep, I'm just super backed up. I have a list of videos a mile long to get to.
@@SurfskateLove cool. Looking forward to it
que PARAISO !
Is that the Snchele or Krokodil deck ,great video 👌
I have no idea. They sent it to me as a gift. All I know is that I love her. :)
Fun!
You can't skate LDP "style" with a CX truck the "gearing" is too low to cover long distances which is the "LD" in "LDP". The CX cruises fine at lower speeds. Looks like a fun setup for playing around on that campus though.
You can skate any style on any setup with the right technique and determination. It’s tiring hearing again and again how you need this or that for a specific style. Just because you tried it and wasn’t able to accomplish it, doesn’t mean it applies to everyone. He just posted a video proving you wrong lol. In his opinion, it’s obviously possible.
All I mean by that is that I'm using a long deck with a wide wheelbase to pump cruise for long distance, as opposed to staying in one small spot doing carving manuevers. I also have a formal LDP set-up so I'm familiar with the difference.
In my experience, a longer board is harder to pump from a standstill but can go faster so you can definitely long distance pump with say a Tyler or an Anemone ( S5 ). The back truck is a C2 anyway which is not so different from a Paris v2.
I have CX and I easily skate over 10 kms (6 miles). Like others have said... any setup can be pumped and carved long distance... it's all about technique and efficient use of body mechanics... although joint and cardiovascular health is predominantly the limiting factor!
This video is 5 minutes long. I wonder if I could do 13 miles of Hollywood on a waterborne adapter.