If your a TRUE BEGINNER, to where u dont even know if you will like it enough to stick to it....then I would recommend a cheap pre built that's around $50 give or take $20 dolors! Heck even one of the better walmart, target, etc skatebored is a good choice. Ride an figure out if it's something you like and want to stick with, learn the basics like just pushing and riding, ollie,etc.....and if u are hooked after a couple months go ahead and get a "better" set up. You will learn what. Matters to you and is worth paying more for and just have a better idea on what you like, like the size etc. And you can give your cheap set up away to a friend or someone who is interested in trying skating.
little tip if your getting a walmart or other supermarket board, make sure you replace the wheels and bearings with good one because the ones that come with it suck
get a birdhouse complete, i got one for 60 and the deck is good and trucks are fire and bearings are extremely surprisingly good but the wheels are okay. A birdhouse stage 1 is a good deal
this might be half decent but if you decide it is something for you it will quickly dawn on you you will have to buy a completely new board, ive been skating for a good 15 years by now and i can confidently say its way harder to learn on a board like that, it has no pop whatsoever and and it doesn't roll good at all. ive tried to help a few beginners and the bearings where so bad to where pumping in the halfpipe was impossible cause you would just go lower and lower
Good looking out by saying reds bearings is the standard I’ve been skating 15 years and reds have never failed me prematurely. Really informative vid for the new shredders to save some $
Great video but you forgot to talk about board lengths and the wheelbase. I’d say that a good board for a beginner would be size 8 to 8.25, the length of the board being around 32 to 32.25inches and the wheelbase (distance from truck to truck) 14.25 to 14.38inches
I would say 7.75" or 8" is a good start for pretty much all beginners. 8.25" _might_ be good, but only with the right wheelbase and trucks or a beginner will struggle with flip tricks. Once someone can kickflip or heel flip, a bigger board shouldn't take too much effort doing the same tricks on, as most tricks are 70% technique, 15% pop and 15% power anyway.
I think the choice of deck is pretty much all up to budget and preference (or requirements, for example when you want to not break a board too easily, but are on the heavier side etc.). But I recently got two Everslick decks and love how durable they are over a normal deck. I also liked the Powell Peralta Flight deck a lot, but it razor tails too quickly to really be worth essentially double the cost ($99). It does last a _lot_ longer in terms of pop and being pretty much unbreakable (I'm just a skinny dude). It's also lightweight, which might be interesting to people who want to skate larger boards, but without the weight penalty. Honestly, in terms of concave and shape I think I like Santa Cruz and Creature boards best so far. I might try either a Revive deck next or a Mini Logo, depending on budget. I have an 8.25" blank that lacks a decent tail, so might have to upgrade that one with a new deck.
yo bro I’m tryna get into skating but not to sure on a good durable board or size to start with. Im 6’2, fairly skinny with a size 12 shoe and I’m also not tryna spend a lot of money yknow, any recommendations plz tho bro 🤧 ?
I just bought my first skate board and it was a cal 7 complete but I love it and I’m making some real progress and just did my first Ollie while moving
I just started last year too at age 34 now, Im loving it at skate parks. Dropping in reg and reverse. Can rock to fake and ollie. But thats it for me. But the adrenaline rush and the absolute freedom of flying is worth all the pain
Thank you for this video! Now I know I'm getting a better quality board than just buying a complete, unfortunetly because I live in Uruguay I have to pay like 80 dollars on shipping, so I'm actually paying the same But It's just less painfull to spent that much money knowing I get to choose my own board, setting it up myself and know that I'll enjoy it more this way, plus It'll probably last longer
My dreams setup: Deathwish credo brown/gold deck Trucks: not much of preference Wheels: 99+ and 53mm Bearings: Reds Grip: doesn’t matter And riser pads + hardware doesn’t matter
Honestly I think walmart will do you just fine, but NEVER get in the habit of letting your head get hit because your protected, even with a helmet you can get a concussion, be safe and do what you can to avoid hurting your head
Your a real one for this one thanks for helping me build a board I’ve been trying to find one under 100 dollars and I’m trynna get into skating any tips?
Sorry if this sounds like a really beginner question but I was wondering if after customizing the board on that website would it come with it already built and set up or would you have to put it together yourself?
There's an option where you can select to have them build it for you or for you to build it yourself. If you would like to build it yourself, I have a video on how to do that here: th-cam.com/video/Lwycl7rCXhw/w-d-xo.html
Thanks man this is such a great video, thanks for letting me know about the website and thanks for the advice. I really wanna begin skating and i have found all other likte tutorials soooooo hard to understand but this video was super good man.
this is basically my bible as im ordering parts lol luckily i was able to get it down to 89.89 bc i found a couple things that were like $1-2 cheaper but im excited
can you help me and tell me where and what you bought, i am a beginner but i want a good one that will last fora pretty relevent price and is good for tricks with a nice pop
@@girldemo im also a beginner, idk anything ab tricks yet bc i havent tried so idk what the pop will be like so ull hv to experiment for urself, but everything he listed in this vid is what i got from skate warehouse, aside from i think the wheels and the trucks but ill link everything. i also ordered it unassembled so that knocked the price down by $10, and it came w a free skate tool too. Trucks: www.skatewarehouse.com/Bullet_Standard_Truck/descpage-BUSTTR.html Wheels: www.skatewarehouse.com/Mini_Logo_A-Cut_2_Black_95A_Hybrid_Wheels/descpage-ML95XWH.html Bearings: www.skatewarehouse.com/Bones_Reds_Single_Wheel_Replacement_Bearings_2_Pack/descpage-BSSWRBR.html Hardware: www.skatewarehouse.com/Mini_Logo_Phillips_Hardware/descpage-MLPHW.html Griptape: www.skatewarehouse.com/Jessup_Griptape/descpage-JSGT.html
I used to idolize skating a lot when I was younger, but I wanna learn a little bit, not too much because I play sports and ain’t tryna get hurt, but I just purchased my first board from skate warehouse with some Christmas money I got
i think im getting an ALMOST complete (tensor trucks, decent wheels, idk the bearings, probably decent grip and a 8'0 deck) but when the deck goes fucky im gonna buy a dgk coat of arms 8'0 deck. it looks sick.
Definitely subscribing love your channel! I have a longboard but I’ve always wanted to get into skateboarding. So your video was the first one I watch to try and figure out where I can get a good quality board for a lower price and u explained everything so well. Thank u for this video Update: So I took your advice on the custom boards and I put mine together using all your advice. I found a nice Jart board that was really cool. Also I noticed in custom they had packages good, great, better etc I went with their great package but I checked all the items according to everything u said in your video. And I feel confident that I’m going to love this board. It’s nice that they can assemble it for me too. My total came out to $138.93 which I feel like I would be willing to pay. thanks again
You should make a beginner skate series like the first video you teach us how to push, turn and stop. Then like the next one you teach us how to Ollie or something. If I wanna to learn how to skate it would be from you
I'm new. I almost bought a Walmart board, but I hesitated and went "maybe I should look up what other people say about beginner skateboards" and thank you for your comment, now I know not to go to Walmart 😂
You need to try Bronson G3's.. Bones redz have gone down I'm quality recently, last few pairs me and my fiends had were awful. But my bronson were insane!
Thank you for the video!! Unfortunately I added all the stuff and when I went to pay i discovered that there’s no shipping for my country, do you know any other trust worthy with affordable prices website that ships to all countries??
If you have the tools to set it up your self, I say get it unassembled. If you're worried you can't set it up properly or don't have the tools then get it assembled. I have a video on how to properly set up a skateboard here: th-cam.com/video/Lwycl7rCXhw/w-d-xo.html
Depends on what you're comfortable with. They usually do a pretty good job. If you want to build it yourself, I have a tutorial on how to build one here: th-cam.com/video/Lwycl7rCXhw/w-d-xo.html
This is my first time ever buying a board online and all I wanna know is when you Get the wheels on the quantity option do you need to put 4 or just 1?
As a beginner it could be beneficial to have it already assembled. Over time I think it’s best to assemble yourself to make sure you get it how you want. I have a tutorial on how to assemble a skateboard here: th-cam.com/video/Lwycl7rCXhw/w-d-xo.html
@@zuxiskates5274 try putting your tip toes on the cup part of the back of the board. Then put your right foot near the bolts. Don't put it too far or it's just going to flick slowly. Pop the board as hard as you can and flick to the top corner of your board.
I just looked at the website, there is an option to get it sent to you already built, or there is an option to build it yourself(they will send you a free skate tool to build it)
Super late but for anyone else looking at this: It automatically makes the quantity 2 when using the "Build Your Own Skateboard" feature. If buying the truck just on the website itself, you will have to choose the quantity as 2. Even if you choose 1, it will give you a warning message to see if you really only want 1 truck
I would suggest a softer wheels if u are a beginner. Rocks and cracks are a beginners nightmare so having softer wheels can help With possible injuries. Also, trucks are the most important part of a skateboard. Trucks is the soul of your board not to mention cheap trucks break. Beginners tend to learn easy tricks like a boneless and that trick alone will snap cheap trucks in half. It's good to go ahead and get a good truck so that u can begin a familiarity with a certain and it with lost longer instead of spending more cash to replace garbage trucks you broke in under a month or two....
@@NQ1038 Ricta makes a great cruiser wheel in 52mm 78a and you can never go wrong with Bones Rough Riders. I'm pretty sure they make them in both 56 and either a 59 or 60mm
@@NQ1038 as far as trucks go- if are just getting into skating I would get a pair of mini logos or thunders just on the fact they sit lowest out of all trucks. Indy, Ace sit high and can be intimidating. Oh I almost forgot Indy is making the Indy mid which sits lower than regular Indys and it also has a inverted kingpin for easier grindage...
@@j-mac7401 see the thing is I’m getting my second skateboard now because my first one was a cheap one off of amazon. And I skated for a bit without any crazy tricks or anything when I was little and now I got into it again. I can’t do any real tricks yet, but I think I’m not like a completely completely beginner like when you start from 0.
If you buy it from the shop, they will most likely set it up if you ask. Otherwise, check out my board setup tutorial: th-cam.com/video/Lwycl7rCXhw/w-d-xo.html
I have 3 skateboards, 2 of them are not very good quality, and one of them is good quality but its a cruiser. I wanna learn tricks so I am learning my lesson and I’m going to get a decent board this time😭
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If your a TRUE BEGINNER, to where u dont even know if you will like it enough to stick to it....then I would recommend a cheap pre built that's around $50 give or take $20 dolors! Heck even one of the better walmart, target, etc skatebored is a good choice. Ride an figure out if it's something you like and want to stick with, learn the basics like just pushing and riding, ollie,etc.....and if u are hooked after a couple months go ahead and get a "better" set up. You will learn what. Matters to you and is worth paying more for and just have a better idea on what you like, like the size etc. And you can give your cheap set up away to a friend or someone who is interested in trying skating.
little tip if your getting a walmart or other supermarket board, make sure you replace the wheels and bearings with good one because the ones that come with it suck
get a birdhouse complete, i got one for 60 and the deck is good and trucks are fire and bearings are extremely surprisingly good but the wheels are okay. A birdhouse stage 1 is a good deal
this might be half decent but if you decide it is something for you it will quickly dawn on you you will have to buy a completely new board, ive been skating for a good 15 years by now and i can confidently say its way harder to learn on a board like that, it has no pop whatsoever and and it doesn't roll good at all. ive tried to help a few beginners and the bearings where so bad to where pumping in the halfpipe was impossible cause you would just go lower and lower
this is such a great video!!!
Good looking out by saying reds bearings is the standard I’ve been skating 15 years and reds have never failed me prematurely. Really informative vid for the new shredders to save some $
Great video but you forgot to talk about board lengths and the wheelbase.
I’d say that a good board for a beginner would be size 8 to 8.25, the length of the board being around 32 to 32.25inches and the wheelbase (distance from truck to truck) 14.25 to 14.38inches
Also for concave I’d say just get a mid, I wouldn’t recommend a flat board or a super steep board if you’re a beginner
I would say 7.75" or 8" is a good start for pretty much all beginners. 8.25" _might_ be good, but only with the right wheelbase and trucks or a beginner will struggle with flip tricks. Once someone can kickflip or heel flip, a bigger board shouldn't take too much effort doing the same tricks on, as most tricks are 70% technique, 15% pop and 15% power anyway.
@@PHeMoX ik this was 7 months ago but do you know if i should do a 8.0 im 4’8 and shoe size is 7
@@rczabz 7.75
Thanks m8
I think the choice of deck is pretty much all up to budget and preference (or requirements, for example when you want to not break a board too easily, but are on the heavier side etc.). But I recently got two Everslick decks and love how durable they are over a normal deck. I also liked the Powell Peralta Flight deck a lot, but it razor tails too quickly to really be worth essentially double the cost ($99). It does last a _lot_ longer in terms of pop and being pretty much unbreakable (I'm just a skinny dude). It's also lightweight, which might be interesting to people who want to skate larger boards, but without the weight penalty. Honestly, in terms of concave and shape I think I like Santa Cruz and Creature boards best so far. I might try either a Revive deck next or a Mini Logo, depending on budget. I have an 8.25" blank that lacks a decent tail, so might have to upgrade that one with a new deck.
wait did you make those paintings?
oil painting
yo bro I’m tryna get into skating but not to sure on a good durable board or size to start with. Im 6’2, fairly skinny with a size 12 shoe and I’m also not tryna spend a lot of money yknow, any recommendations plz tho bro 🤧 ?
I just bought my first skate board and it was a cal 7 complete but I love it and I’m making some real progress and just did my first Ollie while moving
nicee which board did you get?
@@xqhiv2 they legit said cal 7 XD
Which board did you get? Coz I’m trying to buy a new one and I don’t know which one to buy...
i got a cal 7 complete and its shit
I just started last year too at age 34 now, Im loving it at skate parks. Dropping in reg and reverse. Can rock to fake and ollie. But thats it for me. But the adrenaline rush and the absolute freedom of flying is worth all the pain
this really helped, I just bought a skateboard from skate warehouse and I'm waiting for it to come but I was able to figure out what I wanted for it.
this video just saved me so much money, and as a 13 year old boy thats very necessary since money is limited, subscribed
Happy it did!
my dream skate setup.
-enjoi whity panda deck
-bullit standerd 125mm trucks
-dkstreat wheels 54mm
-bone reds
-jessup ultra griptape
-bones skate hard ware 1'
nice setup for around 200
getting back into skating and almost dropped 180+ on a board haha, thanks for this you just saved me $80
Thank you for this video! Now I know I'm getting a better quality board than just buying a complete, unfortunetly because I live in Uruguay I have to pay like 80 dollars on shipping, so I'm actually paying the same
But It's just less painfull to spent that much money knowing I get to choose my own board, setting it up myself and know that I'll enjoy it more this way, plus It'll probably last longer
Damn that's crazy! I'm sure you'll cherish it after paying that much. Glad I could help!
I made a good one for $77 thank you
I bought this skateboard bout 2 months ago and it was great thank you
Is it still good?
My dreams setup:
Deathwish credo brown/gold deck
Trucks: not much of preference
Wheels: 99+ and 53mm
Bearings: Reds
Grip: doesn’t matter
And riser pads + hardware doesn’t matter
Dude great video. That was awesome. I may order one today. Thank you.
thx this helped a lot its so cheap and good quality
Happy to hear that!
Can you PLEASE do a why you can’t varial flip video. I’ve been stuck on them for a while and your past videos from that series have helped a lot.
I'll consider it! Here's one of my old tutorials on it: th-cam.com/video/jVUbQTUHSLo/w-d-xo.html
Sean Brown wow this actually helped a lot with questions I had. Idk why but this wasn’t popping up at all but thank you!!!
anyone know the best place to get helmets? i am new and just got my board so im nervous of eating it bad
Honestly I think walmart will do you just fine, but NEVER get in the habit of letting your head get hit because your protected, even with a helmet you can get a concussion, be safe and do what you can to avoid hurting your head
Do your guys have any recommends.i am beginner, i don't how to choose a good quantity skateboard .thank yo😊u
I actually made a video on How to Buy a Skateboard and some recommended brands here: th-cam.com/video/clRFTV6D6vs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=3fdhwEY8bkGofBZu
Love the video dude helped me out a lot thanksss!!!!
Your a real one for this one thanks for helping me build a board I’ve been trying to find one under 100 dollars and I’m trynna get into skating any tips?
Check out one of my videos here: th-cam.com/video/1kMIf5LRKSE/w-d-xo.html I also recommend checking out my "How to Skate" playlist!
Sorry if this sounds like a really beginner question but I was wondering if after customizing the board on that website would it come with it already built and set up or would you have to put it together yourself?
There's an option where you can select to have them build it for you or for you to build it yourself. If you would like to build it yourself, I have a video on how to do that here: th-cam.com/video/Lwycl7rCXhw/w-d-xo.html
@@seanbrownskating ohhh okay thank you, I have one other question would a 8.25 x 32 deck be okay for a beginner?
@@seanbrownskating hey where can I find the option?
Great video! Happy New Year Sean! 🛹🎉🙂
Good ass video bro Braille was talking some other shit lmao
Thanks man this is such a great video, thanks for letting me know about the website and thanks for the advice. I really wanna begin skating and i have found all other likte tutorials soooooo hard to understand but this video was super good man.
Glad I could help out!
Helped me alot, thanks bro!
Anytime!
this is basically my bible as im ordering parts lol luckily i was able to get it down to 89.89 bc i found a couple things that were like $1-2 cheaper but im excited
can you help me and tell me where and what you bought, i am a beginner but i want a good one that will last fora pretty relevent price and is good for tricks with a nice pop
@@girldemo im also a beginner, idk anything ab tricks yet bc i havent tried so idk what the pop will be like so ull hv to experiment for urself, but everything he listed in this vid is what i got from skate warehouse, aside from i think the wheels and the trucks but ill link everything. i also ordered it unassembled so that knocked the price down by $10, and it came w a free skate tool too.
Trucks: www.skatewarehouse.com/Bullet_Standard_Truck/descpage-BUSTTR.html
Wheels: www.skatewarehouse.com/Mini_Logo_A-Cut_2_Black_95A_Hybrid_Wheels/descpage-ML95XWH.html
Bearings: www.skatewarehouse.com/Bones_Reds_Single_Wheel_Replacement_Bearings_2_Pack/descpage-BSSWRBR.html
Hardware: www.skatewarehouse.com/Mini_Logo_Phillips_Hardware/descpage-MLPHW.html
Griptape: www.skatewarehouse.com/Jessup_Griptape/descpage-JSGT.html
I used to idolize skating a lot when I was younger, but I wanna learn a little bit, not too much because I play sports and ain’t tryna get hurt, but I just purchased my first board from skate warehouse with some Christmas money I got
Awesome! Stay safe!
@@seanbrownskating thank you!
i think im getting an ALMOST complete (tensor trucks, decent wheels, idk the bearings, probably decent grip and a 8'0 deck) but when the deck goes fucky im gonna buy a dgk coat of arms 8'0 deck. it looks sick.
also i wanna know some affordable skate shoes. i was thinking of buying like cheap converse knockoffs
anyone here in 2024?
Here… 3 years later
Me
Yessir, just got into the sport
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Definitely subscribing love your channel! I have a longboard but I’ve always wanted to get into skateboarding. So your video was the first one I watch to try and figure out where I can get a good quality board for a lower price and u explained everything so well. Thank u for this video
Update: So I took your advice on the custom boards and I put mine together using all your advice. I found a nice Jart board that was really cool. Also I noticed in custom they had packages good, great, better etc I went with their great package but I checked all the items according to everything u said in your video. And I feel confident that I’m going to love this board. It’s nice that they can assemble it for me too. My total came out to $138.93 which I feel like I would be willing to pay. thanks again
Hope you’re liking it!
Nice quality video man! Helped a lot.
i saw you video and you are insane
great video thank you for the insight
You should make a beginner skate series like the first video you teach us how to push, turn and stop. Then like the next one you teach us how to Ollie or something. If I wanna to learn how to skate it would be from you
It be funny if Sean Skated a Walmart board
Maybe for a video 👀
Sean Brown I know this is really late but you should!
I'm new. I almost bought a Walmart board, but I hesitated and went "maybe I should look up what other people say about beginner skateboards" and thank you for your comment, now I know not to go to Walmart 😂
Super helpful👍🏼thanks
Below jessup for same price is some mob
I skate bullet trucks I've been skating them for about a year they are really good trucks I recommend them
thanks great video
great video im about to build my new board
Is 8 inch wheels good for 8.125 deck
8 inch wheels? 🤔 they’re usually measured in millimeters. The standard size is anywhere from 50-54mm. I always recommend 52mm
Unless you have a size 11-14 shoe 8.25 is best size
Facts. Would've loved my past 8.25s even more if my feet weren't so big haha
Sean with another Banger
gracias amigo
Globe completes are probably the best, they have tensor trucks and good wheels. They also have abec 7 bearings.
This is a great video no cap
1:17 nice shirt choice my dude👏😎
😎
You need to try Bronson G3's.. Bones redz have gone down I'm quality recently, last few pairs me and my fiends had were awful. But my bronson were insane!
Maybe I should branch out!
Should I have the skate warehouse assemble it for me or should I assemble it
It comes down to personal opinion. They'll do just fine setting it up for you. It's more of a question of do you want to set it up yourself.
Thx for the response
Thank you for the video!! Unfortunately I added all the stuff and when I went to pay i discovered that there’s no shipping for my country, do you know any other trust worthy with affordable prices website that ships to all countries??
Thanks this helped a lot
Are the skate warehouse decks good? The blanks aren't there for me
My bro tried one and said they're just fine
@@seanbrownskating thanks my guy
Giving everyone the essentials! Good Vid Sean!
If it’s under 200 I’m down for it since I’m a beginner what advice can you Give me
Advice for skating or buying boards?
@@seanbrownskating for buying the boards I’m new to this
When it says 1 wheel does that mean it comes with 4?
I have almost never seen a singular wheel sold ever so my guess would be that it's 4.
Do you have a link to it?
Omg, ive watched this guys videos playing Session
Do I order it unassembled or assembled
If you have a skate tool get it Unassembled
If you have the tools to set it up your self, I say get it unassembled. If you're worried you can't set it up properly or don't have the tools then get it assembled. I have a video on how to properly set up a skateboard here: th-cam.com/video/Lwycl7rCXhw/w-d-xo.html
what if im a middle schooler my tiny feet cant handlle 31 iinches im currently 5.2 iis there anything i need to change?
get taller bro
Should i let them assemble my custom parts or should i do it myself? What is better pls respond need help
Depends on what you're comfortable with. They usually do a pretty good job. If you want to build it yourself, I have a tutorial on how to build one here: th-cam.com/video/Lwycl7rCXhw/w-d-xo.html
How do i know the wheels fit whit the berings and trek
As long as you're buying skateboard bearings, they'll always fit.
@@seanbrownskating ok
thanks man !
thanks bro
This is my first time ever buying a board online and all I wanna know is when you Get the wheels on the quantity option do you need to put 4 or just 1?
What u think about tanjali skate
Should I get the skateboard unassembled or assembled? I’m new to skateboarding and don’t really know
As a beginner it could be beneficial to have it already assembled. Over time I think it’s best to assemble yourself to make sure you get it how you want. I have a tutorial on how to assemble a skateboard here: th-cam.com/video/Lwycl7rCXhw/w-d-xo.html
@@seanbrownskating okay thank you!
bro do the trucks come in two??
i might be late but what are those trucks in 1:19?
Krux Krome Gold
Mah boy did a new video
This video has helped my so much thnx! Great video🥰.
Greets from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
Tgm has some really good completes at very good prices
good video!
& yes I love this video I love what Sean brown post on TH-cam he’s my favorite skateboarding TH-cam channel yay 😀
do the trucks come in pairs??
What size hardware do i need if my deck is 8.0 by 31.6
It won’t really depend on the deck size but the standard hardware size is 1 inch 👍🏽
Tysm !! :D
Could I have some kickflip tips
Yo watch this sean brown video. th-cam.com/video/egE9OtC7B_E/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Gin Rummy!
@@seanbrownskating ay man thank you
@@seanbrownskating ive watched like 20 videos and had tried for 2 months and I'm goofy and the foot I flick with never makes it on the board
@@zuxiskates5274 try putting your tip toes on the cup part of the back of the board. Then put your right foot near the bolts. Don't put it too far or it's just going to flick slowly. Pop the board as hard as you can and flick to the top corner of your board.
thanks a lot bro for this video it's pretty useful, but I will take the risk with pre built skate, just one question the skate comes assembled?
What does armed mean?
@@hw.lds08 I really mean assembled, sorry for confusion.
@@tamashimugen yes if it looks complete in the picture it usually comes complete but just make sure to read rhe description
Are andales blues good bearings?? Can somebody reply please I’m new
Yeah, I would say Andales, Bones, Bronson Speed Co, and Spitfire have good bearings
Are palace skateboard decks good?
How did you make your own website ?? Was it free or did you Pat ? Do you need to learn to code ?
My store website? It’s a preset from Storenvy.com but I do know how to code. Just don’t wanna pay for a domain either.
Will I have to build the skateboard if I buy this skateboard that you built?
I just looked at the website, there is an option to get it sent to you already built, or there is an option to build it yourself(they will send you a free skate tool to build it)
The nose of my board literally looks like a hand so this video was extremely helpful on getting a new one lol
How do I select quantity 2 for trucks
Super late but for anyone else looking at this: It automatically makes the quantity 2 when using the "Build Your Own Skateboard" feature. If buying the truck just on the website itself, you will have to choose the quantity as 2. Even if you choose 1, it will give you a warning message to see if you really only want 1 truck
Do you need to put the skateboard together yourself?
Most sites like skatewarehouse have an option at the end where you can choose to have them assemble it for you or have them send it unassembled.
@@seanbrownskating thanks
im not a beginer but quit for a few years and don't want to spend a lot of money of a new set up. i need a new board to get into it lmfao
You can buy a pretty good set up on ccs for cheap. Or you can also ask around at the park of your local for any spare parts
I just got 2 boards that together cost 500 dollars but I just wanted to watch this bc I like yur channel
Are atm decks good
Fuck shits cheap over there here in sweden brand names cost 45 for board trucks wheels and 20 for bearings
what size hardware? im following your guide but when i add hardware it asked me what size. help pls
1 inch is usually the standard size. Cant go wrong with that 👌🏽
@@seanbrownskating Thanks so much
I would suggest a softer wheels if u are a beginner. Rocks and cracks are a beginners nightmare so having softer wheels can help
With possible injuries. Also, trucks are the most important part of a skateboard. Trucks is the soul of your board not to mention cheap trucks break. Beginners tend to learn easy tricks like a boneless and that trick alone will snap cheap trucks in half. It's good to go ahead and get a good truck so that u can begin a familiarity with a certain and it with lost longer instead of spending more cash to replace garbage trucks you broke in under a month or two....
So, which one’s do ya recommend?
@@NQ1038 Ricta makes a great cruiser wheel in 52mm 78a and you can never go wrong with Bones Rough Riders. I'm pretty sure they make them in both 56 and either a 59 or 60mm
And if that's to soft Ricta also had a wheel in 85 or 86a(softness of the wheel)...
@@NQ1038 as far as trucks go- if are just getting into skating I would get a pair of mini logos or thunders just on the fact they sit lowest out of all trucks. Indy, Ace sit high and can be intimidating. Oh I almost forgot Indy is making the Indy mid which sits lower than regular Indys and it also has a inverted kingpin for easier grindage...
@@j-mac7401 see the thing is I’m getting my second skateboard now because my first one was a cheap one off of amazon. And I skated for a bit without any crazy tricks or anything when I was little and now I got into it again. I can’t do any real tricks yet, but I think I’m not like a completely completely beginner like when you start from 0.
Can people at the skateshop built it for you?
If you buy it from the shop, they will most likely set it up if you ask. Otherwise, check out my board setup tutorial: th-cam.com/video/Lwycl7rCXhw/w-d-xo.html
Why does that local skate shop look like the one I goes to in Apex, NC
Cause it is haha
Can some one tell me what a good wheel for a 7.75 cause yeah
is skateware house legit or not because my cousin got one from there and it never came in
I have 3 skateboards, 2 of them are not very good quality, and one of them is good quality but its a cruiser. I wanna learn tricks so I am learning my lesson and I’m going to get a decent board this time😭
Are the Skate Warehouse Top Dot complete boards any good?
I ordered one yesterday. Pretty sure everything should be good to go except (maybe) the bearings, which can be swapped to some reds literally any time
@@kevinlee8732 I got mine about a month or a couple of weeks ago, absolutely love it!! The top dot on (60 bucks) are pretty good for their price
Started from the bottom now we here
Why am I watching this?I have my own setup that I made,it's 11 PM and tomorrow is Halloween,why don't I just sleep lmao
Good video
Is 95a wheels good for street?
They should be!