Still trying to figure out how to use the durometer so if anyone has any insight, drop a comment. Also how bout that intro?! Mikey did that... he’s an editing godddd
Lol, it's not that much work, but it's still cool that he does it, i do about the same thing about once a week to swap decks, trucks, wheels, bushings and whatnot around and just do general cleaning/maintenance.
I was looking for a review for this EXACT board all of last month and I got tired of looking for a good review and just bought the board. Now, a month after owning the board, I see this video uploaded and it would've answered literally all of my questions. I only paid $79 for mine through Target, it was worth it in my opinion.
How can you call the Magneto cruiser an “amazon board” when you can find the dinghy on amazon too? They aren’t amazon boards, they’re Magneto and Landyachts, respectively. Gotta credit the brands, not the sellers. Otherwise, good content. Big respect. Keep shredding🤙
Hmmmm interesting, I always wondered about magneto, since it’s more expensive than most amazon boards, but it still is an amazon board. Two scenarios I could think of is 1) the higher price == better performance than other amazon boards, but still budget enough that it’s not super high quality, or 2) the higher price is just marketing to make magneto seem more high quality, but it’s in fact just another amazon board Great video as always! Here’s some of my thoughts for what they’re worth: Your durability input seems reassuring, at least as far as amazon boards go Quality control is most likely an issue, since most amazon boards are just mass produced in a factory anyway. The lopsidedness of the wheel either is likely because 1) the bearings are not in properly for whatever reason or 2) the bearing seat/core was not aligned properly during production (edit: or 3 the mold is just straight up really bad). The second (edit: or third) seems more likely in this case and would speak to the lack of quality control The trucks seem to be generic and the imperfections you mentioned out of the box is concerning. AFAIK the quality of a truck is 2-fold: durability (dependent on the materials used and processes to produce it) and precision/no extra slop (dependent on the processes to produce it and overall quality control, which is already questionable as an amazon board). The geometry of the truck makes a difference in how a truck feels (and a bit in how durable it is), but it’s a bit harder to say “this geometry is good/bad” since truck feel is largely preference and situational. But generic trucks usually just seem to copy the basic geometry of other trucks anyway, while skimping out on quality Wheel formula, shape, and construction have a lot to do with how a wheel feels, so I’m not surprised that the hawgs wheel and magneto wheel feel different, despite the same duro. (Personally I’ve stopped looking at duro as much to determine how a wheel will feel, and use duro to just dial in after I’ve picked a formula/shape/brand, same as I do with bushings, but I could be wrong about that approach, that’s just how I’ve been looking at things). But the difference in diameter is weird. Have you measured it? Some possibilities I could think of: 1) the larger contact patch is playing tricks on our eyes 2) the hawgs have worn down 3) there’s REALLY bad quality control 4) the specs are straight up marketing lies to sound like they know what they’re talking about (which wouldn’t surprise me since they’re an amazon board brand, which usually don’t actually care about boards and just put business and profit first, AND they had the board dimensions wrong anyway). If it’s (3) that could explain why the review guy had such bad wheel bite while other people had it fine. Maybe he had REALLY big wheels that didn’t fit? If you’re willing, I’d love to see cheaper amazon board vs magneto just as an experiment, though I get that it’s a bit of a waste of money so you don’t have to. Also I know this isn’t a dancer channel, but the magneto dancer seems interesting, especially compared to both the (formerly) $50 volador dancer and LY stratus
Dude this is great info, thanks for taking the time to write all this. My personal take is that their quality is slightly better than most other Amazon boards, but their heavier focus on marketing makes then seem a lot better. I do appreciate how on their website they list a lot of information that even larger companies leave out. As far as the wheels go, I think they did a rough estimate of the size because that seems like what they did with all the other dimensions of the boards. I actually have a Volador and another Amazon board. I want to do a video in the future about the major issues I find with Amazon boards
Dude i've been thinking about returning to cruising and going downhill since i left it back when i was 14 and your videos have been giving me that final push to get back on board. Love your channel dude
Another great review! One of the things i was really glad to see is testing with and without a backpack, just because the greater mass and the higher center of gravity can really change up how a board feels (esp with a heavy backpack). I bought a cruiser one summer and never got wheel bite ever, but the first day I rode it with a backpack on, I biffed it hard 'cause the higher weight and CoM turn pushed me right into wheel bite range. Love seeing the hardware and bearings too, this is primo level work taking the whole thing apart. Amazing points about quality control and and even talking about truck geometry, this is clearly the channel to get good info. For the durometer, you're gonna want to note what scale you're using and what kind of needle you have. Most skate products are in the A scale range, except for 101a wheels, which aren't measured in A at all, they're measured in D (a different scale) and then transposed to what it would've been if A could go above 100. The only other scale you'll see is the B scale, which is exactly the A scale, but -20, so 100a (the highest the A scale can actually measure) is equivalent to 80b. Also, just to note: anything higher than 95a is going to start to get iffy for the A scale. If you measure something 95 or higher, you can actually swap out the needle on the A scale durometer for a D scale needle, and that will basically transpose it into the B scale, allowing you to measure 75b to 95b (95a to 115a equivalent). Sorry if that was an info overload. As far as using the durometer, just turn it on, make sure it's zero'ed, and then just apply the needle to the thing you're testing until the needle is no longer visible and the plate surrounding the needle is making full contact with the object.
Dude this is great info, thank you so much for taking the time to explain this. Helped clear some things up I was wondering about. Appreciate the support!
this channel is definitely going to blow up 2 months ago he had like 2k and now 12k :) I know there are a lot of comments about this but its just mindblowing:D
Could you do a video talking about bearings? I'd love to see a video show casing and talking about all the different kinds of bearings there are out there and what are some big names too. I'd also like an idea of what's the best for speed, what's the best for comfort, what's the best for stability, what's the best for quality, what's the best for use life, etc.... Just something I'd like to see explained and talked about in one place by a dude who does overcomplicate the technical side of longboarding
Just wondering, since you interact with your commenters, would you ever do a review on the Loaded JEHU V2 bearings? I haven't seen many reviews and I'm wondering if I should get them.
They’re pretty good! I got them stock with a setup, not bought individually. IMO idk if they’re worth the price when you could get zealous steel for $14, but they get the job done well with double seal, built in spacers, and good lube. I’ve used them a lot for the past 6 months (cruise/dance/freestyle) and haven’t had to maintain them yet
I am 33, I grew up my entire childhood and teenage years skateboarding, surfing, snowboarding. I haven't been on a skateboard in probably a decade. I just moved back to a beach city and EVERYONE bikes and skates. Naturally I hopped on Amazon and ordered a Magneto for $100 yesterday. Then I come across this video. I just cancelled and got refunded on that order and instead I went with a Ladyachtz Dinghy for $150. I will gladly spend $50 more to get a good quality product. Thanks for all the info. I'm hoping it'll be ready to be picked up tomorrow (they said usually ready within 24 hours). CANNOT WAIT to get back on a cruiser, it's been way to long. Great video.
This review just makes me want you to review other cruisers around this price range more. This was awesome to see & I'd love a few more reviews that help folks decide what the best entry level board is.
Another good video. Looks like you're going to be an important part of communicating accurate information to new skaters going forward. As far as trucks, polar bears vs magneto, its really hard to talk about functional differences without published specs from both. But they do appear to be very similar. Some of the key features of TKPs are going to be pivot axis angle ( affects the turning radius ), kingpin angle ( affects bushing progression ), axle offset ( affects rake ), bushing seats ( affects how restrictive the bushings are ), and whether it has a straight or bent pivot ( affects resistance and turning progression ). Gets pretty complicated, but the thing to watch out for I think for the layman is probably straight vs bent pivots as they're almost two separate styles of TKPs, and then if its published then it might be worth mentioning the pivot angle. For RKPs, the things to look at are pivot axis angle, and axle offset, and bushing seats, in order of importance. Good RKPs almost always have pivot angle published. These two trucks as far as I can tell in the video seem very similar, perhaps almost identical as far as geometry. But for sure Landyachtz is coming from a position with much better quality control, much more experience in making and designing trucks, better casting quality, and just a better fit and finish. However in the end, so long as each has good bushings, they should both ride about the same.
I found a longboard by them a while back for free. It has the same bamboo style, and I can’t believe I just so happened to come across it. It’s still in good condition and, since I haven’t gotten a board yet, it’s my main board
I am almost 40 and just now getting into longboarding (with my 8 year old son who has a kid's cruiser board). I set my Magneto Bamboo drop through 9"x42" cruiser board with Gullwing Charger 9" 50 degree trucks (with whatever bushings they came with), Blood Orange Morgan Pro 82a wheels and Grizzly Abec 9 bearings. My hope was to have a cruiser that I might be able to learn small slides with to goof off as I'm riding. Any thoughts on this setup based on my philosophy of use? Thanks!
Love your vids man!!! Keep up the great contenct💙 You are a really good a editor🙂 I hope you will get more subs because you are a profesional youtuber!!!
You can find a dinghy on sale for literally like 120 130. Don’t even waste your money tbh just spend the extra 30 bucks and get the board you want. Everyone sucks landyachtz off and I didn’t believe it until I rode one. Feels as smooth as riding a boat through water
Bought this board this summer, it's consistent with many of the stuff in this video. It's a good board overall, for the price. Lots of small imperfections in the stuff, and my wheel wobbles just like in the video, but I can go semi-fast without issues. It's easy for me to get wheel bite on this board though.
This video is a few years old but ABEC ratings have nothing to do with skateboarding, bearings weren't necessarily designed for skateboards, they were designed for machines, and the abec rating describes the tolerances of the bearing. Tighter tolerances are great in a predictably spinning machine but doesn't necessarily translate to a better ride on a board when you have 100lbs+ on it while constantly hitting bumps. But having "ABEC 9" on a cheap set of bearings make it seem like a better spec to someone who doesn't know what they're talking about. Bones doesn't bother putting an ABEC rating on their bearings because they know it doesn't mean anything and they're already universally known for being great bearings
I know its just another Magneto, but have you tried their Glide boards at all? just getting back into skateboarding after 40 years and just ordered this board (8/22) based off their website and Amazon reviews. Looked promising and I dig the low rider/drop board style.
yeah, the worst part of this board is the wheel. The board is ok, not great in any way, it is a tiny bit too flat. The trucks are also so-so okay. I paid $99 for the bamboo version, and the thing is, by the time I bought some 63mm Fatty Hawgs to replace the wheels, it cost more than the great Landyachtz Dinghy. I took the wheels from this board and put them on other boards and confirmed that it is the wheel that really isn't making the cut. I put the Orangatang Fat Free wheels 77a on this board and it feels completely different, and it was so much better. The wheels that came with the board is a weird rubbery material that feels more like tire rubber, and it deforms way too much and affected the roll, it does not want to roll far for a 78a duro wheel, feels almost like sticky, so I thought it was just soft, but then it does not absorb vibration very well either.
Hey bro would love to see if you could do a review of ObFive cruisers or longboards. Possibly y’all about their clear grip tape vs regular black grip tape.
hey man, i wish i can afford that landyachtz board... i have a board right now that i bought for 60 bucks and i used it going to work. but, the bearing right now start to noise...
Do you have any videos about bearings? I'm looking into getting new bearings for my longboars but don't know what kind to get. Your videos are super informative
The wheels aren't lopsided. The bearings are not square with the axle. They probably are not properly inserted and flush with the inside of the wheel ✌️
hahahaha can tell you dont truly skate (glad you ride) but if people are saying they are shit berrings then they are right. there are very few trusted berrings. always look for what pro skaters are using because they want you to have the best ride no matter what. you really should be using abec 7, 5 is more for street and has a slower rotation then 7 does
I make my own cruisers by getting a regular popcicle deck and trucks and outting some punked wheels on. I then tighten the kingpin so that i dont get wheelbite. Its cheaper and easier to ride.
I read somewhere that Bear trucks are shaped that way in order to reduce the weight while keeping structural integrity. They’re lighter because they removed some of the metal where they could afford to, but they also look pretty because of it
Im so glad your doing this man. Been here since 200 and your the only skateboard reviewer who doesn't come off as a try hard or having as much knowledge about skateboards as I do about Haitian politics. Thank you for being the only one worth watching.
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Still trying to figure out how to use the durometer so if anyone has any insight, drop a comment. Also how bout that intro?! Mikey did that... he’s an editing godddd
The softer it is the lower the number
yessirrr 🤙🏻
Well... nicee
The intro was pure California dreamin
Can you please review white wave longboards??🥺🥺🥺🥺
Favorite skateboard reviewer, no one rivals this guy honestly
Wow stoked to hear that. Thanks so much!
100% agree!!
Yeah agree with you there mate
"That's not what we're tryin to do; We're tryin to cruise, we're trying to cruise, we're trying to vibe" The words of a legend.
Haha vibessss
It’s such a burden to take an entire board apart and back together and he does it almost every week! Keep up the good work
Thanks man, it does take time to do but I think it's important for you guys to see all the parts.
Lol, it's not that much work, but it's still cool that he does it, i do about the same thing about once a week to swap decks, trucks, wheels, bushings and whatnot around and just do general cleaning/maintenance.
No it’s not wtf lmfao
No, it's not. One thing I like about skateboards is how simple they are to work on. Cars, motorcycles, computers etc are tedious. Skateboards are not.
so trucks, wheels, deck, thats all a skateboard is
"Dude are you sponsored?"
"Yea I'm sponsored by Not Sponsored"
🤣 🤣 🤣 so true
Only person I have notifs for🔥🔥
That’s awesome, thank you!!
Sameee
Same
I was looking for a review for this EXACT board all of last month and I got tired of looking for a good review and just bought the board.
Now, a month after owning the board, I see this video uploaded and it would've answered literally all of my questions.
I only paid $79 for mine through Target, it was worth it in my opinion.
Any issues with the wheels?
bro last time i cheked he was only at like 5k and now he's already 12k??!!! omgomgomg this guy
Haha it’s crazy. Appreciate your support!
I was here when he was barely at 1k.
This is just so amazing!!!
And now he's at 22k
now hes at 33k
How can you call the Magneto cruiser an “amazon board” when you can find the dinghy on amazon too? They aren’t amazon boards, they’re Magneto and Landyachts, respectively. Gotta credit the brands, not the sellers. Otherwise, good content. Big respect. Keep shredding🤙
This helps me because I wanted to start Cruising
Commenting for the algorithm
Yooo appreciate that man!!
I hope the youtube algorithm brings you luck
Haha thanks for watching, really appreciate it!
ngl that is good editing.
Appreciate you watching!
Hmmmm interesting, I always wondered about magneto, since it’s more expensive than most amazon boards, but it still is an amazon board. Two scenarios I could think of is 1) the higher price == better performance than other amazon boards, but still budget enough that it’s not super high quality, or 2) the higher price is just marketing to make magneto seem more high quality, but it’s in fact just another amazon board
Great video as always! Here’s some of my thoughts for what they’re worth:
Your durability input seems reassuring, at least as far as amazon boards go
Quality control is most likely an issue, since most amazon boards are just mass produced in a factory anyway. The lopsidedness of the wheel either is likely because 1) the bearings are not in properly for whatever reason or 2) the bearing seat/core was not aligned properly during production (edit: or 3 the mold is just straight up really bad). The second (edit: or third) seems more likely in this case and would speak to the lack of quality control
The trucks seem to be generic and the imperfections you mentioned out of the box is concerning. AFAIK the quality of a truck is 2-fold: durability (dependent on the materials used and processes to produce it) and precision/no extra slop (dependent on the processes to produce it and overall quality control, which is already questionable as an amazon board). The geometry of the truck makes a difference in how a truck feels (and a bit in how durable it is), but it’s a bit harder to say “this geometry is good/bad” since truck feel is largely preference and situational. But generic trucks usually just seem to copy the basic geometry of other trucks anyway, while skimping out on quality
Wheel formula, shape, and construction have a lot to do with how a wheel feels, so I’m not surprised that the hawgs wheel and magneto wheel feel different, despite the same duro. (Personally I’ve stopped looking at duro as much to determine how a wheel will feel, and use duro to just dial in after I’ve picked a formula/shape/brand, same as I do with bushings, but I could be wrong about that approach, that’s just how I’ve been looking at things). But the difference in diameter is weird. Have you measured it? Some possibilities I could think of: 1) the larger contact patch is playing tricks on our eyes 2) the hawgs have worn down 3) there’s REALLY bad quality control 4) the specs are straight up marketing lies to sound like they know what they’re talking about (which wouldn’t surprise me since they’re an amazon board brand, which usually don’t actually care about boards and just put business and profit first, AND they had the board dimensions wrong anyway). If it’s (3) that could explain why the review guy had such bad wheel bite while other people had it fine. Maybe he had REALLY big wheels that didn’t fit?
If you’re willing, I’d love to see cheaper amazon board vs magneto just as an experiment, though I get that it’s a bit of a waste of money so you don’t have to. Also I know this isn’t a dancer channel, but the magneto dancer seems interesting, especially compared to both the (formerly) $50 volador dancer and LY stratus
Dude this is great info, thanks for taking the time to write all this. My personal take is that their quality is slightly better than most other Amazon boards, but their heavier focus on marketing makes then seem a lot better.
I do appreciate how on their website they list a lot of information that even larger companies leave out. As far as the wheels go, I think they did a rough estimate of the size because that seems like what they did with all the other dimensions of the boards. I actually have a Volador and another Amazon board. I want to do a video in the future about the major issues I find with Amazon boards
This channel is for sure gonna blow up in the next month or two.
Im calling it
Appreciate that!
I hope so
I'm new to the channel, how much has the growth been since this comment?
how many subscribers did the channel have?
@@boxkidd3685 below 10
Dude i've been thinking about returning to cruising and going downhill since i left it back when i was 14 and your videos have been giving me that final push to get back on board. Love your channel dude
Another great review! One of the things i was really glad to see is testing with and without a backpack, just because the greater mass and the higher center of gravity can really change up how a board feels (esp with a heavy backpack). I bought a cruiser one summer and never got wheel bite ever, but the first day I rode it with a backpack on, I biffed it hard 'cause the higher weight and CoM turn pushed me right into wheel bite range. Love seeing the hardware and bearings too, this is primo level work taking the whole thing apart. Amazing points about quality control and and even talking about truck geometry, this is clearly the channel to get good info.
For the durometer, you're gonna want to note what scale you're using and what kind of needle you have. Most skate products are in the A scale range, except for 101a wheels, which aren't measured in A at all, they're measured in D (a different scale) and then transposed to what it would've been if A could go above 100. The only other scale you'll see is the B scale, which is exactly the A scale, but -20, so 100a (the highest the A scale can actually measure) is equivalent to 80b. Also, just to note: anything higher than 95a is going to start to get iffy for the A scale. If you measure something 95 or higher, you can actually swap out the needle on the A scale durometer for a D scale needle, and that will basically transpose it into the B scale, allowing you to measure 75b to 95b (95a to 115a equivalent).
Sorry if that was an info overload. As far as using the durometer, just turn it on, make sure it's zero'ed, and then just apply the needle to the thing you're testing until the needle is no longer visible and the plate surrounding the needle is making full contact with the object.
Dude this is great info, thank you so much for taking the time to explain this. Helped clear some things up I was wondering about. Appreciate the support!
Nice video keep going!
Thanks! More vids coming
Nice Im excited!
this channel is definitely going to blow up 2 months ago he had like 2k and now 12k :) I know there are a lot of comments about this but its just mindblowing:D
Really appreciate the support!
Good job man and congrats on blowing up
Thanks man! Always appreciate your support!
Could you do a video talking about bearings? I'd love to see a video show casing and talking about all the different kinds of bearings there are out there and what are some big names too. I'd also like an idea of what's the best for speed, what's the best for comfort, what's the best for stability, what's the best for quality, what's the best for use life, etc.... Just something I'd like to see explained and talked about in one place by a dude who does overcomplicate the technical side of longboarding
I just found this dude like yesterday and now I feel like I'm keeping him to myself by not telling anyone
dude 😂
Haha appreciate the support!!
Cool vid keep up the good work!
Really appreciate that! Thanks for watching
Just wondering, since you interact with your commenters, would you ever do a review on the Loaded JEHU V2 bearings? I haven't seen many reviews and I'm wondering if I should get them.
They’re pretty good! I got them stock with a setup, not bought individually. IMO idk if they’re worth the price when you could get zealous steel for $14, but they get the job done well with double seal, built in spacers, and good lube. I’ve used them a lot for the past 6 months (cruise/dance/freestyle) and haven’t had to maintain them yet
@@228anonymous Thanks for the insight!
I haven't tried them yet, so hope his response helped ya!
This looks decent, but I’m glad i bought the dinghy after you previous review
Exactly the same here. Got the Dinghy Green Creature, love it, still rookie though...👍
Yeah you can't go wrong with the dinghy... overall it's so solid
I am 33, I grew up my entire childhood and teenage years skateboarding, surfing, snowboarding. I haven't been on a skateboard in probably a decade. I just moved back to a beach city and EVERYONE bikes and skates. Naturally I hopped on Amazon and ordered a Magneto for $100 yesterday. Then I come across this video. I just cancelled and got refunded on that order and instead I went with a Ladyachtz Dinghy for $150. I will gladly spend $50 more to get a good quality product. Thanks for all the info. I'm hoping it'll be ready to be picked up tomorrow (they said usually ready within 24 hours). CANNOT WAIT to get back on a cruiser, it's been way to long. Great video.
its only $80 on amazon right now. should i get it or the dinghy when its at this price? since its $80 cheaper than the dinghy
Good video from grandma Adam the first man created from the garden of eden from the holly Bible
Third
Fourth!!
I have the 44 inch magneto cruiser board
Nice! How do you like it?
I like it a lot I use it to get around
I just got my 44 inch magneto cruiser earlier this week and I like it a lot so far.
I'm still confused how this guy one has 12k subs he should have well over 1 million
If shred shack made a skateboard I would buy it.
That would be sick to make one in the future!
i literally bought this like 5 days ago lmao. im new to skateboarding or cruising or whatever and i love it.
First like baby
Appreciate that a ton!!
New subscriber. Nice review. I do love my Landyachtz boards.
Stoked, thanks so much for subbing!
Its so amazing that you are already doing a giveaway. You guys rock. Nice to see you growing more and more
The support we've got has been awesome so want to give back!
This review just makes me want you to review other cruisers around this price range more. This was awesome to see & I'd love a few more reviews that help folks decide what the best entry level board is.
Yooo this guy comments allot!!! Look at al the comments and if he comment to 🤯
Great youtuber !!!
Thanks dude, trying to reply as much as possible
This is now my most favorite chanal!!!
Wow, so stoked to hear that. Thanks!
I got a board 1 month ago after seeing your videos. I got a 28.5 inch cruiser and love it. You deserve way more subs btw
Another good video.
Looks like you're going to be an important part of communicating accurate information to new skaters going forward.
As far as trucks, polar bears vs magneto, its really hard to talk about functional differences without published specs from both. But they do appear to be very similar.
Some of the key features of TKPs are going to be pivot axis angle ( affects the turning radius ), kingpin angle ( affects bushing progression ), axle offset ( affects rake ), bushing seats ( affects how restrictive the bushings are ), and whether it has a straight or bent pivot ( affects resistance and turning progression ). Gets pretty complicated, but the thing to watch out for I think for the layman is probably straight vs bent pivots as they're almost two separate styles of TKPs, and then if its published then it might be worth mentioning the pivot angle.
For RKPs, the things to look at are pivot axis angle, and axle offset, and bushing seats, in order of importance. Good RKPs almost always have pivot angle published.
These two trucks as far as I can tell in the video seem very similar, perhaps almost identical as far as geometry. But for sure Landyachtz is coming from a position with much better quality control, much more experience in making and designing trucks, better casting quality, and just a better fit and finish. However in the end, so long as each has good bushings, they should both ride about the same.
I found a longboard by them a while back for free. It has the same bamboo style, and I can’t believe I just so happened to come across it. It’s still in good condition and, since I haven’t gotten a board yet, it’s my main board
That's awesome dude! Lucky scenario
You could buy riser pads duh
Dude please review the magneto bamboo longboard its my favorite longboard
I'll check it out. Have quite a few other boards in the line up though
Hello there
Whattt up Kenneth! Thanks for watching
Hiii
Hi!
I am almost 40 and just now getting into longboarding (with my 8 year old son who has a kid's cruiser board). I set my Magneto Bamboo drop through 9"x42" cruiser board with Gullwing Charger 9" 50 degree trucks (with whatever bushings they came with), Blood Orange Morgan Pro 82a wheels and Grizzly Abec 9 bearings. My hope was to have a cruiser that I might be able to learn small slides with to goof off as I'm riding. Any thoughts on this setup based on my philosophy of use? Thanks!
would u recommend a landyachtz dinghy or a ghost longboard? for cruising? also ur the best longboard of channel!
Dinghy all the way so much better for riding and its easier to get replacement parts
ShmokeyTheFatCat ok thanks!
@@johnsauceda8567 no problem I would also recommend you check all the shapes of the dinghy like blunt or other types
Yeah like he said the dinghy is much smaller too making it more portable
schmooey oh great!
Significant growth bro 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Appreciate it bro! You've been supporting for a while now, thank you!!
Love your vids man!!! Keep up the great contenct💙
You are a really good a editor🙂
I hope you will get more subs because you are a profesional youtuber!!!
Love ur videos also I got a dingy bc of ur videos it just came in last night can't wait to ride it after school ur videos are the best
Awesome dude! Enjoy the Dinghy... I think you'll love it
2:56 so we just gonna ignore that shark?
You got a good eye👀👍
Dang bro your Chanel has grown so much and as cheesy as it sounds so have you, good job honestly your videos are great to watch on my breaks
I subbed at 6k and he’s already double that!! He deserves it
Thanks for the support! Means a lot
I got a blue shell for first >:)
Ayyyyy
I'm loving the cinematic opening! Great job dude!
Thanks! My friend Mikey put that one together... I agree, it came out awesome
Dude your videos are insanely good and the depth of your reviews are amazing! I really have no idea how you don’t have over 100k subscribers
You can find a dinghy on sale for literally like 120 130. Don’t even waste your money tbh just spend the extra 30 bucks and get the board you want. Everyone sucks landyachtz off and I didn’t believe it until I rode one. Feels as smooth as riding a boat through water
I love this guy more than my mom
I have stiff trucks if you catch my dift
You crazy bruh
Bought this board this summer, it's consistent with many of the stuff in this video. It's a good board overall, for the price. Lots of small imperfections in the stuff, and my wheel wobbles just like in the video, but I can go semi-fast without issues. It's easy for me to get wheel bite on this board though.
Nice! Stoked to hear you feel the same
I have a carver emerald peak
Nice Hunter! Carvers are really solid
This video is a few years old but ABEC ratings have nothing to do with skateboarding, bearings weren't necessarily designed for skateboards, they were designed for machines, and the abec rating describes the tolerances of the bearing. Tighter tolerances are great in a predictably spinning machine but doesn't necessarily translate to a better ride on a board when you have 100lbs+ on it while constantly hitting bumps. But having "ABEC 9" on a cheap set of bearings make it seem like a better spec to someone who doesn't know what they're talking about. Bones doesn't bother putting an ABEC rating on their bearings because they know it doesn't mean anything and they're already universally known for being great bearings
Is there any cheaper cruisers for beginners that I can learn simple tricks like ollies ($60-$80)
I know its just another Magneto, but have you tried their Glide boards at all? just getting back into skateboarding after 40 years and just ordered this board (8/22) based off their website and Amazon reviews. Looked promising and I dig the low rider/drop board style.
Do a review on the Mindless Longboards - Mandala cruiser
Will take a look at them. Have a bunch of other boards in the line up though
Love to see the Christian Flores not sponsored shirt! Nice review!
Love Christian's reviews!
Hey you guys should try out this app called ShredSpots. Their website is shredspots.app . It’s really cool! It’s like Pokémon go , but for skating!
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Ayyy appreciate that 🤙🏼
I like ur content!
yeah, the worst part of this board is the wheel. The board is ok, not great in any way, it is a tiny bit too flat. The trucks are also so-so okay. I paid $99 for the bamboo version, and the thing is, by the time I bought some 63mm Fatty Hawgs to replace the wheels, it cost more than the great Landyachtz Dinghy. I took the wheels from this board and put them on other boards and confirmed that it is the wheel that really isn't making the cut. I put the Orangatang Fat Free wheels 77a on this board and it feels completely different, and it was so much better. The wheels that came with the board is a weird rubbery material that feels more like tire rubber, and it deforms way too much and affected the roll, it does not want to roll far for a 78a duro wheel, feels almost like sticky, so I thought it was just soft, but then it does not absorb vibration very well either.
Please do a review on Carver
I will in the future!
Is it good? Planning to buy cruiser for commute. Have a skateboard already but don't want to swap trucks and wheels everytime.
Only 362 views wow, this channel needs more attention
Haha appreciate that!
Hey bro would love to see if you could do a review of ObFive cruisers or longboards. Possibly y’all about their clear grip tape vs regular black grip tape.
I’d say a 2 mil sub channel by the end of 2021
Wow, appreciate that !! Thanks
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Haha you the real mvp
Ok, good, cause I'm sitting here waiting on my new dinghy..🤣🤣
YaY, posers unite..👀🤪
intro was fire
Rigth?! Mikey did that one
Ohhhhhhhhhh this is cinematic and epiccccc
Haha stoked to hear that! Thanks for watching
Yo I would love to get a surf adapter now way I could ever afford it that be so cool though
hey man, i wish i can afford that landyachtz board... i have a board right now that i bought for 60 bucks and i used it going to work. but, the bearing right now start to noise...
I just had this arrive yesterday and found that it was easier to ride with the board backwards
Do you have any videos about bearings? I'm looking into getting new bearings for my longboars but don't know what kind to get. Your videos are super informative
How does this compare to the bigget magneto longboards? For living in nyc
The wheels aren't lopsided. The bearings are not square with the axle. They probably are not properly inserted and flush with the inside of the wheel ✌️
i really hate to multiply inches by 2,54 and pound by 0,45 to get dimensions in metric/eu system.
Debating whether to get Landyachtz dingy crusier or mageneto crusier as my first cruiser board what do you think @Shred Shack
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hahahaha can tell you dont truly skate (glad you ride) but if people are saying they are shit berrings then they are right. there are very few trusted berrings. always look for what pro skaters are using because they want you to have the best ride no matter what. you really should be using abec 7, 5 is more for street and has a slower rotation then 7 does
Your channel is fucking amazing you did dinghy and this I was just looking at this
Magneto website says there based in Carlsbad, CA, but their product quality says China all the way.
I make my own cruisers by getting a regular popcicle deck and trucks and outting some punked wheels on. I then tighten the kingpin so that i dont get wheelbite. Its cheaper and easier to ride.
HI, im looking to buy a penny cruiser 27 inch but i dont know which one is more worth it for just riding for a few hours and going fast,
06:39 "We tryna cruise. We tryna chill. We tryna vibe." #shredshackgang
I'm a 6th grader who wants to cruise, is a beginner, what should i get? Penny or land yachts??
I read somewhere that Bear trucks are shaped that way in order to reduce the weight while keeping structural integrity. They’re lighter because they removed some of the metal where they could afford to, but they also look pretty because of it
Yeah I've noticed their kingpin is hollow which is pretty cool. Thanks for the insight!
Can u do a review on the Landyachtz Dinghy coffin cocktail
Hi,
I'm just asking if some of you know a good brand cruiser because I want to buy one but I don't know where to find it
Im so glad your doing this man. Been here since 200 and your the only skateboard reviewer who doesn't come off as a try hard or having as much knowledge about skateboards as I do about Haitian politics. Thank you for being the only one worth watching.
Yo, you alt to start getting real longboards like from Loaded or Arbor + trucks and wheels too! :)
Haha I know... getting there
can you check out WhiteWave company? Their boards are pretty solid