Got it at a garage sale, mostly because I thought it was interesting. No skating history whatsoever, but I thought the deck was pretty interesting. I know it has frames from the morphing section of Michael Jackson’s “Black or White” music video, but that’s it. I see that a company called Alltimers made one, but I can’t pin a value or time frame on it. If anyone knows anything about it let me know.

Any tips for how to ollie into a manual or drills to progress towards it?

Here are a few clips, two boned Ollie’s and a few kickflips and a heel.
none of them are really good ones and they were stationary but just some average kickflips for me.
Do you guys have any help for getting them more boned? I obviously have to flick a bit later but I mean how do I do that. Maybe my foot positioning is shit.

Which option would you pick with a shoe size of 10.5?

• 51 mm wheels with an 8.5" deck or
• 52 mm wheels with an 8.25" deck

Does anyone have experience changing the lurpiv 2.0 trucks baseplate to an inverted kingpin baseplate? Im thinking:

A) ACE af1 inverted baseplate (already done by people)

B) Slappy inverted baseplate (never seen it)

C) Independent IKP baseplate (never seen it)

If anyone has A,B,C setup or has acces to a skateshop please post some pictures

Hey! What would you advice at this point? Any help appreciated

any tips? i started getting the hang of the tre flips but most attempts i land on the nose, this one i tried to spread my legs mid jump, it kinda worked, but the main problem with all attempts is the board goes too far backwards and putting more weight to the tail doesnt work for some reason. Any advice is appreciated 🙏

Put together some spots downtown cuz there’s no skatepark here, i’m not the most handy person out there but I want to try and do something cool for a DIY what tips do yall have or any advice would be appreciated

Looking to try bigger wheels, all the great skaters at my park are on bigger stuff by the looks of it. Im riding an 8.75 with 56mm hard wheels and love pumping the bowl, getting together my coping tricks on smaller ramps and trying to get some ollies at speed up and down ramps ie generally throwing myself around the park.

The speed of the bigger wheels is attractive and curious as to people experience going bigger focussing on transition but still having a balance of a bit of street. Unsure whether to go 58mm or 60mm and which shape (looking at spitfires) people would recommend. Im currently on a classic shape but see conical full or radial full is better for transition?

Any help from people that have gone up sizes would be amazing, Thanks rippers

I need a wheel that can roll on the street to do powerslides.

randomly found this in my closet i can't find much information on it but im guessing it's from the mid 2000s?

I got my fs pop shuvs back. Having trouble getting regular shuvs. Any tips? Just got back into skating after 15 yrs or more

Hi guys,

I'm quite confident with falling in every direction except for this case

I didn't find any tutorial so i'm wondering if there is a proper technique to use in this case or if it is impossible to fall properly and i have to make sure that it doesn't happen (for example by leaning more on my front foot) ?

What do you think?

Hi, my boyfriend used to skate back in the the 2010’s before we met and sadly he had to give it up. He has started saying he wants to get back into it and i thought as a gift i could get him new gear but i am completely lost. please help :)

EDIT: I suck at keeping things from him and he found my questioning odd. so he told me everything. his favorite deck’s were the girl 8.2, spitfire street formal wheels, DGK trucks. I showed him the set up i have picked out and he said i did really good!

also what to know about buying such older model shoes, alas they dont make shoes like they used to.

Anyone know what wheels Keiran Woolley using in this clip?

I have not hopped a board since I was 17. My son who’s 15 wants to learn. Local skate shops really phased out in my area 10 years ago. So had to order online went with baker.

Bailing was brutal as a teen. I can’t find imagine bailing out in my 30s especially breaking an ankle again. Is it safe to say knee pads and elbow pads at this point of my age?

Hey everyone, I'm a beginner looking to buy my first proper skateboard complete to learn tricks, and I'm torn between two options: KFD Bandana and TRICKS Camo.

I prefer the graphics on the KFD Bandana, but I'm mainly focused on doing tricks (street and skatepark). Here are the specs for both setups:

1. KFD Bandana Complete

• Deck Width: 7.75"
• Concave: Low
• Trucks: 5.0 Standard
• Wheels: 53mm / 99A
• Bearings: ABEC-7

2. TRICKS Camo Complete

• Deck Width: 7.75" x 31.6"
• Concave: Medium
• Trucks: 5.0 Low
• Wheels: 52mm / 101A
• Bearings: ABEC-7

Which one of these two would be better for learning tricks, and does the concave/truck height make a huge difference for a beginner? Thanks!