@katarinanowack san diego! new to skating, im learning downhill, surfskate, dancing, and street. hit me up if you want to come to surfskate events (both coed and girls only!) for example this is w...

@thewombat001 on IG. Ventura/Santa Barbara. Learning DH and freeride, otherwise into park/bowl skating... still not that great tho😎

@Francisco Bocanegra Sounds like a customized setup! I think I plan on trying something similar with the Krank barrels, I was thinking I may go 84a/84a front and 87a/90a rear but in all barrels.&nb...

       The Rocket Rooster has been my main freeride deck for a bit over a year now.  With wheelbases from 25-27 inches and a width of 9.75 and fairly straight rai...

@matthew_johnson428 west Lafayette, in downhill/freeride, street/freestyle 

@bobby4900k on IG, San Diego, mostly enjoying freeride in north county currently

Nat here! We have a big scene in the Bay Area! Feel free to dm me (natseely.oden) or Baysessions2!! I'm always down to skate or teach skating, I do mostly downhill freeride.

Currently riding 48/29 150 mm k5s on a 21.5 inch wheelbase on a Pantheon Tortuga. Have a tiny amount of wheel overlapping my rails with minimal adverse effects. Freeriding downhill wheels on chunde...

@samdief | Cincinnati, OH | Downhill / Freeride, Casino 🎰

@franciscobocanegraw / EL PASO, TX / Downhill, Freeride, Dancing, Freestyle, LDP, Park - 

@key.slime.cove / Everett / Downhill, Freeride

@Dizzyonthecomedown / Tolland County Connecticut / Downhill, freeride, cruising, open to new things.

@bhr Thank you for this, that makes sense based on how they're all feeling to me. I think I've heard K6 are 5.5 but I am not sure on that.

       I just tried out my new to me set of Rogue slalom trucks for the first time today and I had a great time on them.  Coming from Aeras and Zealous trucks, th...

@Diego Murray rake according to Kevin FB comments over the years:k3 - 1.5mmk4 - 4.5mmk5 - 2.5mmp2 - 5mmk6 - 5.5-6.5(?)mm - Can't recall him saying a specific number for k6 but he said its a touch m...

@Diego Murray ahhh thank you Diego. Leaning forward is kinda freaky but I'll keep trying 

Honestly I'd rip even larger like 28-30 with a nice little drop through or drop platform.   Like I know it's seen as kooky nowadays but they're still fun.

For learning I'd definitely try to aim for a wheelbase is the 24-27 inch range over anything shorter, just for the stability and ease of sliding over shorter wheelbases without running a large truc...

Requirements: For learning, you will need a stiff, top mount, deck with between 20 and 27 inch wheelbase and no drop. If you jump on it, and you feel it flex, you need a new deck.   Non-requ...

Why you need a helmet: The more that riders get hurt and look reckless, the more 5-0 cracks down. Other riders will shun you before then.   Why you need a good helmet: So you don’t get...

praying for the return of the magnum thane formula 🙏  

@Teplitzskate Honestly maybe a little bit but I don't mind it much at all.  I prefer a little bit of overhang or railmatch over turtling in my setups.  The setup definitely feels less tip...

       Aera Trucks were not my first precisions, but they're the precisions I've spent the most time on.  They're similar in feel to cast trucks as they do not ad...

Maryhill Chaos (first 55 seconds)

Magnums are know for being the grippest wheel on the market. There urethane is super high rebound making it roll very well and hold a consistent yet aggressive slide. Best used for skating fast gri...