Thank you so much for this all skate and no b.s. video! It's so hard to find a video that's all about the actual surf skating and not the music/"vibe". The flow was real and relatable. Loved it.
Wondering if anyone who uses these can answer a question for me. This truck design seems very similar to what Original longboards used a while ago. I remember people being stoked on those but when they came out they were a nightmare to skate. I am a skater who has only surfed maybe 10 times so maybe the issue is that my perspective is different but I always felt like these designs tried to solve a problem that didn't exist. Imo if you want a really carve heavy, flowy set up your best bet is a set of loose aces with a wide deck, that way you can literally carve in a circle if you want to but you're not constantly wobbling to the point where it's uncomfortable. It seems like with all these spring style trucks they start with something that is almost unusable then every alterations brings the function closer to a regular truck with a worse design that makes what you can do with it a lot more restrictive. So my question is with all due respect what can this do that a cruiser set up with either loose aces or inverted king pin slappy's can't? Because imo this design is a version of something that already exists with the exception that it restricts the amount of stuff you can do with it. What am I missing? Genuinely not trying to hate at all, I am just curious what the appeal is.
I didn't want to answer you before I also tried Yow boards., hence my edit. This weekend I rented a Yow board and I also had a Globe Reverse Kingpins board in the past. These boards are more stable and are great city cruisers, deal more easily with pebbles. The reason I love Swelltech so much(more), is that this particular truck design is very good. It really feels more like surfing. The movement is more flowy instead of linear. Swelltech doesn't get boring for me, the learning curve adds joy. Also you can carve uphill so easily. Reverse Kingpin boards are easy to ride, you can do tricks on and are great, but they lack that pure surf feeling. Swelltech has that pure surf feeling (for me at least). Watch this vid: ua-cam.com/video/cEJBBIprnqA/v-deo.html
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Dream video too! Great job on this project 💨💦💥
Thank you so much for this all skate and no b.s. video! It's so hard to find a video that's all about the actual surf skating and not the music/"vibe". The flow was real and relatable. Loved it.
THE BEST SURFKSATE VIDEO PRODUCTION WITH THE BEST SURFSKATE RIDER, INSANE 🔥🔥🔥
Finally a new vid, and sick as always. You should made them more often!
The best! No words to describe! Machtoub is number 1 in the world!
Yay finally a goofy on Swelltech please keep coming more clips! ❤
That’s so sick🤙🏼
Awesome & Super fun :)
I've always wondered how they are able to get so good without eating concrete on a swelltech.
O my......... bearings! That sand stop..
amazing!!!!🤙🏻🔥
Yeahhh🔥🔥🔥
That’s why i was really waiting to see Machtoub in California!! On fireee!! 🔥🔥🛹
Wondering if anyone who uses these can answer a question for me. This truck design seems very similar to what Original longboards used a while ago. I remember people being stoked on those but when they came out they were a nightmare to skate. I am a skater who has only surfed maybe 10 times so maybe the issue is that my perspective is different but I always felt like these designs tried to solve a problem that didn't exist. Imo if you want a really carve heavy, flowy set up your best bet is a set of loose aces with a wide deck, that way you can literally carve in a circle if you want to but you're not constantly wobbling to the point where it's uncomfortable. It seems like with all these spring style trucks they start with something that is almost unusable then every alterations brings the function closer to a regular truck with a worse design that makes what you can do with it a lot more restrictive. So my question is with all due respect what can this do that a cruiser set up with either loose aces or inverted king pin slappy's can't? Because imo this design is a version of something that already exists with the exception that it restricts the amount of stuff you can do with it. What am I missing? Genuinely not trying to hate at all, I am just curious what the appeal is.
I didn't want to answer you before I also tried Yow boards., hence my edit. This weekend I rented a Yow board and I also had a Globe Reverse Kingpins board in the past. These boards are more stable and are great city cruisers, deal more easily with pebbles. The reason I love Swelltech so much(more), is that this particular truck design is very good. It really feels more like surfing. The movement is more flowy instead of linear. Swelltech doesn't get boring for me, the learning curve adds joy. Also you can carve uphill so easily.
Reverse Kingpin boards are easy to ride, you can do tricks on and are great, but they lack that pure surf feeling. Swelltech has that pure surf feeling (for me at least).
Watch this vid: ua-cam.com/video/cEJBBIprnqA/v-deo.html
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ASMR surfskating
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Yeahhh🤙🏻🛹