I just turn 40 and I remember riding one of those back in the 80's. Now I am a parent and my 7 y/o son asked for a sk8 I get him a 22". I research a lot and I found this. The main reason I choose it is because it had international shipping with amazon. Now when in comes to the board, colors are real, constructions is strong, very good looking parts and quality. Old school all the way 22", Maui; I know Maui since I have memory. I could say a lot but I would say, buy it. Read more
Fell in love with the color scheme; later with the deck itself. I surf skate, hard style; so, I need something strong enough to handle getting sent straight into a concrete riser. So far, not a crack on her. The trucks are made of the same material as the deck (polypropylene). Their strong, but after a wicked power slide going downhill; the front trucks slipped outta the socket and sent me. I lived, but it's enough to make me swap out the entire setup. Wheels were good, but not pro grade; gauge your expectations. I added some grip tape for more stability. Definitely getting another for the price as a project deck. I'd recommend for beginners Read more
Love this board a little stiff though Read more
Great quality - good size for younger child. Read more
My experience, is with a penny board. From penny board Australia. This board is way too stiff and the wheels. are way too hard, it's a death trap Read more
