Torey Pudwill Breaks Down His Board Set Up
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Torrey spoke about the length of his deck and the importance of it. SKATEBOARD COMPANIES AND MAILORDERS NEED TO POST THE LENGTH SIZE THAT STUFF IS IMPORTANT!
I’ve seen so many places that don’t post the length or the length size that’s posted is WRONG! Thank youuuuuu!
They do , you just may not pay attention to it.
@@sk8erx0877 some places do but some definitely DONT. I remember having to ask Mikey Taylor to start posting that info cause he wasn’t posting the length on his sovrn decks.
AGREED! give me all the details... tail length, wheelbase, nose length, and concave steepnes AND are the kicks mellow, medium or steep.
Companies won't though... they'll sell fewer decks if people start wanting very specific specs.
Most board companies do, a lot of skateshops and other places that sell boards don't
@circa54 go to a skateshop and we can help! Don’t buy boards online!!!!! Those of us who work at shops love to talk about length and wheelbase maybe even more than width! Go to you local shop kids!!!
So many skaters talk about board size but almost no one talk's about his shoes size and height.
From my experience board size doesn't really matter that much you can do any trick on any size board I've skated everything from 7.0 to 8 1/2 and yeah each size has its advantages and disadvantages but at the end of the day I can do all my tricks on any size or shape
It never occurred to me that shoes and boards are measured the same way. Being European I guess
@@some______guy because it isn't, 8 inches is 20.3cm, while a shoe size 8 is a 41,5 european which is 26cm. kinda nerdy but yeah
Hell yeah torey!
Impressive how much he talks and how little he says
Owns/runs Thank You skateboards. Doesn't know how to measure the wheelbase on a skateboard. Mind-blowing.
I think Daewon was probs like "I got this side of stuff, you do media"
Ventures 6.1 are great for bombing hills. Its my favorite Truck with loose bushing conversion. Has a great radius. Goes from turn turn turn to big turn. Thats how id describe the way they turn.
INDYS ride more like a smooth turn. Slow and reliable
By that logic I should skate a 12” deck to match my shoe size.
pop off your bearing shields to make the bearing "better and faster and last longer". how does letting dirt and sand easily get in do that or was that sarcasm?
It’s bro science
the working theory I've heard is that without the shields dirt goes in, but also back out, so stuff doesn't hang out long enough to gunk up/rust stuff out. I kept the shields off a set of Bones Reds the last time I did some maintenance, and they have actually stayed fairly fast and smooth for months. So, while that's not science, it didn't immediately gunk them up the way I thought....plus it looks cool, so there's that.
It’s cause most pros skate raw bearings, they still spin perfect, and when there’s no lube, dirt doesn’t get stuck in them
@@michaelmunro2984 That might be the case if you use bearings like the Bronson Raw's since they have a shieldless design and are not lubricated. However, every other type of bearing is lubricated, so dust and debris will still stick unless you clean off the lubricant.
Only real dogs know this I must be a jit
His personality makes it easy to become a fan
love tpuds
Thank you!!!
Is it custom as in "different than other Thank You shapes or other brand's boards, or is it custom as "it's not being sold at all and they're presses only for Torey's personal use"?
sounds like torey only
@@longdongjohn26802 That's a shame. I also enjoy shorter 8s. So I keep skating certain Almost/Enjoi and Foundation boards.
Exactly
Lol F and B is what I do on my trucks all the time each time I get a new set. Or I’ll look at the axel or kingpin if it gets rubbed off to figure out which is my front or back truck
Wb is the 2 middle sets of bolts
Why do all skaters seem like they have small feet? Torey Pudwill size 8, TJ Rogers size 8.5, Tom Asta size 7.5. I'm tripping out on that.
Alotta great nerding on the HGs ❤
Is his deck a symmetrical?
deck: alien workshop high priests frankie spears 8.5
trucks: independent titanium 149
wheels: spitfire f4 53mm 99 du
bearings: bones swiss
bolts: element
grip: sick boardshop
8:40 I love t pud and thank you, but as a guy that has tried andale swiss and was not very impressed, I smirked when I saw him spin the wheels for 1 sec and stop them, and called them "a GOOD bearing to try out"
They're made in China 😂
Freespin doesn't mean shit.
Top stain is on the money. Feels cheap without it
It actually makes them a little weaker that's why powell boards don't have it
@@nc23jordan16 ironic, but I can see the logic behind it affecting the integrity of the wood. Sure looks nice though!
Do you have evidence or did PS tell you? 🧐
@@ororion that's just what I've heard from Andy Anderson on the nine club
Size 8? How tall is he?
Surprised Tory doesn't ride Grizzly Bearings
Really good setup keep it up it is a great idea to see pros skating of a constient setup!
Nuts have an internal thread - bolts have an external thread. Get it right.
I always see the best skaters riding without the Bearing caps. I still don't get it. It seems they'd last longer with the shields on. Especially, ceramic bearings.
Such a great skater. Best bs tailslides. Penny like Steez
They do last longer with shields on.
Doesn't matter when you get as many free sets as you need.
Custom? Is that mean the public can not purchase it?
Didn't he used to skate for plan B ?
Dude seems so laid back and chill. Venture trucks! Congratulations on Thank You boards!
Venture - "The trucks for skaters that don't really like to turn that much".
Put thunder truck bushings in them, absolute game changer
Dude went full Zoolander.
Putting them medium bones bushings in and that changes allat 👌🏽
@@aodhanmaccuinneagain7413 yep that’s the trick I did lol hat to my venture and they turn great I’m a thunder guy but I love the lock in on manuals with ventures and the flip
so true
1:07 Surely the shorter wheelbase of his eight inch board gives the eight the same wheelbase of the seven seven five board that he's been skating for years and years and is used to. Makes a lot of sense.
I looked at the wheelbase and length of most Thank You decks from the Tactics Boardshop website because they list the size, wheelbase, and length of all of their boards. The length of their size 8 decks show a 31.3 which is really short for an 8 deck. Typically, I see anywhere between a 31.5-31.75 length to be the average. The wheelbase is 14 for their size 8 decks. You can see a lot of size 8 decks to have a 14 inch wheelbase, but 14.25 is more common. Most 7.75 decks I see have a 14 inch wheelbase or very close.
You are very correct that what he skates is extremely close to a 7.75. If anything, the only thing that has changed is the width of the deck for him. The rest of the deck dimensions for what Torey rides haven’t moved to what you would expect from a typical size 8 deck. The length and wheelbase is essentially the same as what he used to skate. I can understand where Torey is coming from because I have been skating 7.75 decks for such a long time and have only moved to an 8 inch deck the past year. I too have a size 8 foot as well and thought that your foot size and height should be proportionate to the skateboard. That’s not really true for everyone, but its something I keep in consideration.
"I ride a custom shape of which the measurements are unknown to me..." dude cmon
😂 he’s undeniably good at skating but dude is so fried.
no, he meant that Tory knows the wheelbase and tail and nose sizes but wont say.
@@rwirtz77 why would he do that? To not make money?
@@MickyThunderV maybe so people don’t get a board based on the size of his. He went off of how the board felt to him, not because another pro had the same size.
Too many people want hard lines/rules to follow instead of just doing what’s best for them.
If your short ....short wheelbase also tricks are easier to pop,catch, manipulate with a shorter wheel base
I had to find the perfect deck shape for me as well, it's crazy how it works so much better than Every other decks literally making 1 out of 2 tre flips as opposed to 1 out of 25. That significant. My whole set up is madness really, due to my particular physiology. [Steep concave is Crucial!] Its a J Kalis dgk 775 disciples pro model, 129 indy s, my bushings situation is a whole other story ..
Are all dgk decks steep? Cuz I fuckkng loove feeling the concave on my board
What? I thought he skate 8.5, I’m so confused, my life is lie
Dude if his feet kept growing this video would be all sorts of different
Perfect ! Keep it up, it's great to see the pros setup !
My fav is 13.75 wb on an 8.25 31” length
otherwise as i size down the wb and length goes slightly more up
Which brand does such decks?
Love tpuds !
Keep these comin
Oh man, I really wanna skate a board with a shorter wheel base now. I feel like it would work well for me
Almost and Foundation have shapes thatvare similar to what he's riding. Shorter boards with steeper concaves. No wonder he disliked Plan B boards because they're flat and long (I bought one few months ago because of Joslin's hyped graphics)
take a drill and make a shorter wheel base, that works fine, i like shorter wheel base too and i have done that
@@svtimmy Thanks for the recommendations! I was having a hard time finding other brands that sell them. I'll definitely check out Almost and Foundation. I'd heard WKND made one, but couldn't find it
Creature stumps have a short wheelbase
NHS creature & Santa cruz have shorter wheelbase decks i’m skating a 8.5 jake wooten deck with a 14” WB love it
12:21 Yeah that's gonna be 25 to life, no parole
All I skate are thank you and my local shop familia , torey got the chillest company and daewon song is the goat
brad pitt breaks down his board setup
To each their own madness looks like no madness.
"Veneer!" (Everybody drink up)
Finally someone agrees that ventures suckk ahaha
Tiny feet!!
Never knew he left Plan B.
When he said 8 I was so confused. Why does that board look fucking massive on screen
Torey is smaller than average making the board look big in comparison to his body
I v seen torey irl he is little
Give up the board dimensions Torrey!!
He doesn't know the wheelbase good luck with the length.
I figured dude skated 8.25. I skated 8.25 and I gotta size 7 to 8 shoe in men’s which is small feet wit a big board all my homies that got bigger feet either skate somethin the same size or smaller. I got one homie who skates a 8.38 let’s jus say 8.4 but dudes gotta 10 or 11 shoe in mens. I jus went down to 8.125 jus to try and never skated anything besides 8.25. My flick is faster with the 8.125. I guess I’m gettin old my ankles don’t got the flick and power they use to have. We’ll see tho I till gotta couple 8.25 decks from primitive. Maybe it was them sovrn decks cuz iv never had problems flickin with primitive decks in 8.25. So I went down one size 8.125 when going back to primitive thinkin it was the size but it could be brand related we’ll see once I put together the 8.25 after this 8.125 if it was brand related
TP puttin it down for all the short kings out there.
Natural board on top edge even with no cut out just makes the board feel cheap 😂
I totally agree!!
Yo what up TPuds CRob RBag KHart 2wipe, its ya boy MaP
Small board I'm surprised I have to skate a 8.5 at least
i learn to skate at beginning of 2000s and the boards were 7,5 on regular size, my favorite size is 7,75 but i dont find good brands in that size, so 8 right now
@@geezuschrist2734 I learned back around then too and skated a 7.75 as well just feels like a kid board to me now I love the feeling of a 8.5 can flip my board with more control and more room to land solid imo
@@nc23jordan16 yeah its true, i have problems with the flipin but im more of a ledge and rails guy
@@geezuschrist2734 DGK stays steady making 7.75. Kalis pushes on 7.8 and Stevie 7.9, so they make plenty of smaller board sizes.
He knows, he would not like to share this information.
Has anyone tried an 11.5?? Lol
I'd like to go skate with Tgrizzly in Barcelona.
Buttery! Thanks for these.
Favorite skater best dude so much passion never stop these !
That's a real board right there
seems so chill
🛹🛹🛹
Wheel base is from where you front wheel touches the ground to where you back wheel touches the ground. Trucks can change it too
@@tsijr915 that’s how it’s commonly measured, but OP is correct. From axle to axle.
Wheelbase is assigned to a board. The truck's geometry can make it shorter or longer. So a board with a 14,25 wheelbase will actually have different wheelbase with Ventures or Thunders.
Wheel base is from center of bolt hole to center of other bolt hole
@@Rocks77-n4w What if I only have one buttthole?
I appreciate him giving us his shoe size when giving us his board size, I would also appreciate height and weight though too. Really helps put it in perspective.
are you a mad scientist trynna clone him?!
@@ELKF91 nah but I'm 6'3, 225 lbs, size 13 shoe, and everybody is like ride a 7.75! I like to see what size decks other people ride based on their physical stats.
@@beau1295 yeah your friends are trippin, even if youre a tech skater you’re wayyyy to big of a dude for a 7.75, especially at 6’3 with a size 13 foot. You should be up at 8.5 at the least.
In 2007 when I used to skate I skated a 7.5 board as a 6'4 size 12 shoes dude. Maybe thats why I never got good at skating xD
He wares a size 8 shoe, he is 5'9' and now not sure of his weight. Hope this helps your dilemma 🙂
Do you think he knows “size 8” board has nothing to to with sized 8 shoes?
This is an example for anyone who is willing to convince a skater to try any gimmicks or something new like dragon wheels.
What?
Were you high when you wrote this man?
@@carmencup😂
How does he not know what a wheelbase is. 🤡 just measure it and tell us
🤓
Agreed, the video is 14 minutes long ffs
Oh no btrillman what will you ever do!
Get Louie Lopez on 🫡