What's Geoff Rowley's Current Board Set Up??
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Geoff Rowley Talks About His Current Board Set Up
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Love this, do a board setup bit every episode!
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YES!! I find this shit so interesting.
PLEASE
staple material
I fucking love Rowley!
I haven’t been able to skate since 2012 (wheelchair bound, non-skate related), but I can still remember my setup that I skated daily for nearly a decade.
8.25 board, loose Indys, Swiss bearings, and a set of wheels that I had skated so much that they measured around 44mm. Anytime I’d buy new wheels, they’d flat spot on me, so I’d go back to the old ones that were perfectly smooth! I was a ballsy kid doing hill bombs with those things.
Oh no
I've always wished you guys would ask all your guests their setups! Would be super interesting to hear all the different combos.
8.5 deck, 54mm wheels. Nice. 👌🏼
Same. 8.5 board, indy 149s and 54 mm wheels. I remember back when this setup was considered massive
I feel like it was a weight issue “back then” but yea totally agree.
Flat Land Skate Man bruh no cap I ride the exact Same setup except thunder 149s
Flat Land Skate Man well he’s not exactly doing crazy flip tricks anymore these days.
I couldn't imagine doing flip tricks with that wide of board, an 8 was hard enough for me.
Love hearing the techy, nerdy specs and preferences on setups!
J. Filipow check out Ben Degros his channel will be like crack to you
@@David-dk5kp Thanks! Already a fan!
Damn I love Geoff been a fan for almost 20 years him and arto watched them so much growing up
Kevo hell yeah man he was a serious skateboard hero back then
He became my favorite skater when I saw his video part in 411. Just amazing.
6:31 "LETS SEE THOSE FEET OF YOURS ROWLZ" immediately ends the video
U should do this every episode I'm so curious to what everybody rides
I’m pretty stoked on getting the “Bulldog Pup (mini)” I ordered! Thanks Geoff Rowley.
When i first started skateboarding, I was riding 7.5 boards for about 10-12 years. now days i ride anything betweene 7,8 to 8,1 I used Thunder trucks for a verry long time too, but some months ago I switched to Venture trucks, and so far i think i like venture better
Haha this was great!! Thanks guys 👊🏾
Thanks for clarifying the size
I first started skating a 7.5 back in the day when I was in middle school. Just picked up skating again (10 years later) and started with a 7.75 but recently just got an 8 and its been the best decision yet. Back in the day an 8 was considered big lol. Now I see these young kids only riding 8’s and higher.
love filmer wheels, like the spitfire charger 80hd wheels lately. orbs pugs are good wheels smooth and you can still powerslide and revert.
The shape looks sick! Sold!
Love hearing about the pros set ups. Rowley went into depth too.
I skated Indy's back in the 90's, guess that was stage 7. I ride Thunders now, i did try out some Indy Stage 11 but i didnt care for them and i ride my Thunders 147 on 1/8 risors 56mm wheels so i like the Indy height but they felt like electronic Indys, super sharp turning and when landing and missing a trick they would stay turned, i took them off and i'm Thunders only now.
I still can't believe the dedication Geoff has, he set all the wood on the roof and screwed it all down by himself. Beast of a skater, and dude.
I suggest the Spitfire Chargers for anyone that likes to ride fast or is lazy and doesn't like pushing. They're an 80 duro wheel.
Love that the skates the old indy stage 7!
Chris Roberts is such a real person skating a 7 75 haha best years of my life was skating that size !
P TOWn I still skate a 7.75-7.87. It was my size when I first started and never changed it
I'd always get a baker 7.75 teenage years
8.5 deck with hi thunder trucks and 50mm wheels and medium tightness. Feels like surfing with fast responsiveness and good pop and fast flicks and good manual balances
Sure thing buddy. Good pop with 50mm and thunder his? Sounds like a piece of shit 😂. A clunky looking setup and with nipples for wheels. Just need some hydraulics and you good for a go.
Plus higher trucks do not mean easier manuals. Lower trucks do. Please don’t advice your mistake to others.
Thunder His aren't that tall. Love Thunders and ricta naturals. They just feel different. No flat spots.
I’ve heard a lot of people are digging out the Indy Stage 7 and it’s still one of the best !!
Where could somebody even get older models like that? I loved Indy Lows, but i got back into skating this year and found out they stopped making them :(
Football shape
Reminds me of early 90s
I miss my old Rowley Devil Board from the early 2000's
How awesome is it that his board looks like that rough, after only 2 seshes?
I want to imagine that at least one of those sessions, he was doing one of those infamous big ollies. Seems like every part, he has an epic ollie into something gnarly.
board looks like its two months old until he turned it over lol
2 phat ditch sessions
It's funny how fractions of an inch could be deal breakers in board widths. Geoff's cool, he still tries to make his board last longer.
still do that with wheels....especially since F4s don't flatspot (or i haven't been able to)....start at 56 and ride until they are like 50ish....
I figured Rowley would be an 8.0 guy. I just did a comparison on my channel of 8.0 vs 8.5 vs 10 and I was surprised on how well those bigger boards handle. I’m currently riding an 8.125 and I’m digging it
I'm riding a 8.0 currently and keep looking at Rowleys freedome decks and they all seem huge. Especially as I had his old Flip New Wave Motorhead deck and that was a 7.75". I never thought he would be riding a 9" deck like the latest Motorhead ones he dropped.
i want one of those yeti mugs!
geoffs such a cool guy
how does he find stage 7's that fit on an almost 9 inch board?
i remember when youll never walk alone played he rode 8.38 flip deck
Great video! Can we pleeeeeease get Tom Penny?
This is dope 👌
Big spin allstars wheels 55mm
So I'm guessing Crob is a foot guy?
I got me freedome skateboard now I wouldn't have know about them if it weren't for the 9 club Rowley interview.
Do you guys use your right thumb to tie your right shoe? lol... I'm superstitious about my bolts being angled into the wind and the screws being perpendicular to the screws lol. ect
I was a 7.5 back in 04 when I was 14. Went to buy a board, and the shop said hardly anyone skates that size anymore. Got me a 8
Was able to ride big wheels in the mid 90's thanks to Matt Reason.
I ride 8.0 for flips and tech stuff, and an 8.25 when I'm gonna do big shit. 54-55 mm wheels, independent trucks, mob grip
I like 7.75 . Indys and 95a for uk street
i ride 7.75 too! always have, always will.... tricky to get hold of now though
I switched to 8.0 and its the best thing ever no more landing primo on flip tricks
8.06 with 50s for the park, 8.125 with 53s for the streets
recently switched to 7.75 from 8.25. I'm starting to think i skated the wrong size for years.
Skated 7.75 for over 20 years, and now I'm on an 8. Had to get used to it, but I'm fine with it now
@@JPfingerskater i went from 8.1 to 10'' last year and man i feel like i wasted 10 years.
I'm 6'3 220lbs, I remember skating my neighbors 7.75 and I couldn't even stand on it, it was like trying to balance on a rope.
i skate 7.75 and im 6 ft and 150lbs 😂
Im 511 and 8 inches feels like a truck, ive been 775 since i started
I've always skated my best/ caught my tricks on 7.5--7.75..
IMO Rowley skating 8.5 and being as great as he is on street, says a lot.
Maybe he has big feet? Anything smaller than an 8 for me felt like trying to land on a popsicle stick.😔
all i know he rode 8.375 flip in sorry with you never walk alone song
7.75 50mm ?i need like 57mm wheels
wow he has a Ringo accent, so disappointing he hasn't kept his scouse accent
It happens naturally
I ride indy 149 and 8.5 idk how people skate below 8 tho just feels like a toy at that size
the fact that THIS guy ducktape his shoes.
"the left and right" 😂 typical roberts nonsensical filler talk
when was the last time CROp really went out and street skated?
Yesterday
Where the hell is he getting stage 7s from?? I started skating in 2000 and I only ever remember people having stage 9s back then.
Rowley was getting paid to skate since the mid 90's he might of had a stash from back in the day lol
How can he still be able to find stage 7s?
They probably send him ones they still have left over
Really about to hit Spotify with these double TH-cam ads now sheesh...wow it’s Wierd not seeing Rowley on flip he is flip
Papershredder27 who does he ride for?
small wheels are terrible lol gotta have 54 mm AT LEAST ... I also used to ride 7.75 and doing flip tricks is easy even with bigger wheels. I'd says trucks are the most important thing, really, they make or break how heavy the whole board is, and how well you can ride the damn thing haha.
I skate with soft wheels as well. Never understood why one would not go with a smoother comfortable ride lol.
Sliding. They are way stickier of on ledges, noseslides, tailslides.....etc....
Powerrrrrrslides brother
99 or 100 is too hard, i ride 97's now. Back in the day guys were riding 95's and all of a sudden wheels got super hard. Too hard.
Big boards the popular thing now huh?
Let me guess stage 8
Tripped me out when I realized pros all use 8+ boards. I always used a 7.65 and now I'm like why not try an 8.
"let's see those feet of yours bro"
lukeNdestroy sound bite fs
imperial units are so dumb smh
Elevendytwelfth
1st!!
Damn hip shot
This dude. Doesn’t answer the questions.
nick Lannin this dude , is a legend . Sooo watch it
When he speaks you listen,fuck questions
This dude lol
Love Rowley..but damn those are some ugly graphics.
thats an awful set up.