I just bought two days ago because I spend a lot of money on my regular skateboard and it's rainy season and I don't want to get it water locked, so i went ahead and bought a Penny. Board and it's freaking awesome and fast and i carelessly roll on the rain and over deep puddles like nothing i weigh about 220 lbs and that about the weight limit for the original Penny. Which is perfect
Hey Jose! Glad to hear you’re enjoying your Penny board! Just want to make sure you know that even though the plastic deck can withstand rain/puddles, the bearings in the board will deteriorate quicker with being wet
@@pennyboardtyler yup im aware i get em for 6 bucks so that doesn't bother me lol i do have the bones shaker cleaning kit as well, but talking about that! I took one of the penny board bearing apart to inspected after a week from riding in rain and found 2 things, that there's was 0% rust and that they are lubed with grease instead of oil which makes sense to why the last longer and don't rust as easily, and that explains why my regular board wheels free spin for longer than the penny, I'll leave it as it is until the break which based off a 7 year review i saw ... The just don't... Lol
I had a penny board back in high school red with blue wheels, my parents worked hard to buy that for me and I’m really thankful for those memories. But anyway yea if your in high school and need to get to a-b faster and a funner way, get a penny. If you don’t have any experience skateboarding then just buy a nickel sense it is a bigger board. But it will be harder to travel with. I just ordered a brand new penny because my old one I lost sadly :/ But can’t wait to skate again!
Snowboard, wakeboard, so even at 64 why not a skateboard. Never skateboarded as a kid, but only took a few hours to get the hang of it. The 22" is perfect for getting around. Great review.
Great video. I just got a penny board and your videos were great for me to learn how to ride it. However I find it hard to ride through the city with diffent types of ground like small square tiles that are pretty common here in Argentina, I already watched your video on riding in the city and I coudn't find information in the video about that. For me it's hard to keep pushing on them and I find myself having to keep getting on and off the board to pass through areas with those types of tiles. Should I change something about the board? Should I adjust or loosen the trucks? Should I change the weels?
Hey Piri! Thanks for your comment, and it’s awesome to hear you’re a rider from Argentina! I’d totally love to visit 🤘🏼 But to answer your question, it depends specifically on your ground/environment. It’s hard for me to say what’s “best” because I can’t see where you ride. But if you have a lot of cracks/gaps in the ground where you live, this one video I made previously would help with that:How to Ride Over Cracks & Gaps without an Ollie ua-cam.com/video/oVhtMIAyInY/v-deo.html If there’s anything else more specific you have questions about after, please let me know!
Ain’t nothing like cruising on the board fried af with music blasting lol. Had my board for 2 or 3 years now and I still love it and use it everyday anywhere I go. So easy to carry. I mainly just put the board on the black arm part of my bag (that black Velcro thingy) and just walk whenever I’m tired. Gets me everywhere 🛹😎
Love my Penney Nickel in glow in the dark. And yes, it’s great in the rain. ❤And years ago. I was able to buy a set of firecrackers at my skate shop. The firecrackers’wheels’ have lights, that are powered by rolling. Tons of fun.
@@pennyboardtyler I got mine from my local skate shop, a couple of years ago. I’m forgetting if I saw them also available on Amazon. But I actually spoke to I believe the inventor. But afterwards, they weren’t available at my skate store. But mine still works. They lit up like the sneakers from years ago. That had those lights in the soles.
@@pennyboardtyler I wish! My stepdad got pissed off at me in 1992 and threw away every skateboard I had. I was like 13 years old and made the mistake of existing in his presence. Damn shame too, I had some great ones! Old Powell Peralta, Santa Cruz, Alva..
The 27 inch is great for old school tricks. Like hangten nose wheelies, tail wheelies, Christie's, etc. great for that 70's style which is what I prefer
It's a carefree ride, no pressure to do tricks you mastered 20 years ago. I have other boards for that. A penny is something you, I travel with, and if you go to a park with it. Alot of fun.
Bad news Tyler, I got speed wobbles and fell off but I’ll be fine. Never get too confident guys and get safety gear (knees, elbow pads and wrist guards/pads) because if had safety gear I would’ve been scratch free. 👍🏽
Speed wobbles are fun, they bring back hopes for living one more day lol, tighten your trucks a little more or try using the black bushings from independent they are stiffer
I only ride long boards because of my size and because I mainly just cruise around transporting I always try a few tricks too but not that many. That being said I totally see the appeal of penny boards especially the portability part, I just don't think I could ride one and enjoy it.
My 6ft 2inch cousin, with size 13.5 feet rode a Penny with me once! It’s definitely a lot harder to the taller/bigger one is. If you’re ever wanting to experiment in trying one, maybe try the 27-inch, or the 32-inch skateboard!
I’m with you. I tried a penny board back in highschool but I always felt unstable and hated how small it was. I rode longboards for years and still love my bustin board but just recently I decided to pick up a 27 inch as they were only 30$ and I gotta say as a 5’ 11” guy weighing about 228 it’s freaking awesome. Much lighter and smaller than my longboard but cruises like a dream. I’ll definitely still use my longboard for longer rides but the 27 inch is kept in my car for spontaneous rides
@@hawaiianhonu97 Roughly 3-4 weeks to start feeling more confident, go easy before you start feeling this way. Unfortunately you will fall off and you HAVE to go through this unpleasantness to learn ❤
I used to ride trick skateboard and ive been thinking to buy penny board 22inch. I know its kinda small for me but getting the bigger one defeats the purpose of portability. Love your content and just subscribed 😊
Great video. I ride Kryptonics Torpedoes 22 inch with shark wheels. I ride the Kryptonics Torpedo 27 inch with the stock wheels. I dont have a Penny...dont hate them, just dont have one. Kryptonics has worked perfectly fine for me and Im 5'9" 170lbs, female. I have had bigger boards but because im certainly NOT trying to do tricks these really work great and make me happy. I think good 22 inch boards are lots of fun for any age.
Penny boards are cool. I'm more of a Surfskate guy myself, but I've learned the secret to having fun with any skateboard is to learn to enjoy riding it the way it wants to be ridden! Mini cruisers are so fun. If you want to experience something so awesome, throw some 85mm or 90mm wheels on a penny board and some riser pads so they don't wheel bite. Yes it will add some weight and a little height, but it transforms it to an insane fun ride and rolls SO much better after you get used to it to switch it up. You really need 2 Penny boards. One stock and one with huge wheeels. Both are crazy fun. I'm personally prefer wood decks and not a fan of plastic boards, and a like a little wider 7.5" -8" deck so I'm building up a Cal 7 22" Rocket for my mini setup. I'm narrowing the 4.5" wide hangers down to 4", putting a Yow Meraki Surfskate on the front with the 4" hangers, and running 90mm wheels. These little 22" boards are so much fun to mess around with and mod.
Just seeing your comment now, but this is totally sweet to hear! I’ve personally never added risers/bigger wheels to any of my Penny boards, but I can imagine it’d be a crazy experience!
Regarding the last point, how big of a difference is there between the 22 and 27 inch balance wise? I’ve never skated before and want to try. I really like the way the 22 inch ones look and would prefer one of those, but I’m a bit of a nervous Nellie and can’t ride a bike, so I can’t balance for shit apparently (never learned as a kid and bought one a few years ago and then sold it after attempting to ride it about four times). Is the difference super noticeable? I’m only 5’4” if that matters at all lol. Never mind, just found your video comparing the two and it was really helpful. Gonna go with the 22 for the portability and my little feet. 👍
I don’t have a ton of riding experience but I used to occasionally longboard like five years ago. It was too much for me because of how massive it was and I could really get myself around with it well without tiring myself out. I’m only 5’2 (with some damn short legs) and weigh about 115 pounds. I want to use a board for mainly cruising and occasionally getting around, but where I live is also pretty hilly. So would you recommend a penny board or a nickel board?
Typically if one doesn't have a ton of riding experience, I'd generally recommend the Nickel as larger surface area and slightly longer distanced trucks makes it a bit more stable and overall easier to ride compared to the Penny. The Penny is slightly faster than the Nickel as well so if you have hills, the Nickel might be a better option for that too
Smaller boards are less stable but are easily to maneuver. It is not weird because to turn your board across the same angle, you have to move your front foot across a longer curve on a big board than you do on a small board. But another way to think about it is that, on a small board, even if you move your front foot a little, your board turns a big angle, and that is danger-prone
Hey Felipe, you’d likely want to get a longer board if you’re primary goal is to go 20+ MPH. Penny boards are meant for cruising, and this typically means 5-15mph for the most part
I had the 22 inch Penny until about a week ago. I'm experienced, but over 60, and with the added mid-body weight, I could never get the 22 inch to behave for me. Last week it started rolling into the lake at the spillway and I just let it roll! lol Didn't want to exert the energy to save something I can't ride. Never did like the board. Just ordered a 27 inch Apollo cruiser. It should be more what I'm used to. I don't know what I was thinking with the 22 inch. The taller a person is, the longer a board he needs. It's just physics. A good boarder can make up for the 22-inch with his skills, but apparently my skills aren't as great as they used to be either! lol Liked your video. I totally agree...go with the 27 inch. The difference in stability with just 5 little bitty inches is amazing. Especially if you're a little older and a little bit top-heavier. :)
Oh no! Hopefully you didn’t get too wet when you rolled into the lake! I hope your 27-inch cruiser works better for you! Cheers to the New Year & happy riding 🤙🏼
@@atomgroup3179 I mostly just cruise around! I used to do freestyle tricks on my traditional skateboard, but over time I've shifted to more cruising and general riding/exploring on penny boards and longboards
i actually think a penny board is the best for me because it was super easy to get used to im not really into learning tricks rn i do have a long board as well but i just like the penny board more. Iv'e had both for years but i enjoy a smaller board instead :)
I bought one cause I want to just travel, but we live in the crowded city so lots of people. On the other hand LOTS of mountains and steep hills, long downward curved roads. So it's the worst of both. Lots of people, too much for the long board and lots of downward and steep areas for the penny board. Lastly old time roads. Meaning cube rock hand placed walk ways that's bad for skating. It's a challenge and I don't want to either occupy the car road or the bike roads. Bikes have it busy enough and cars would most likely get into bad situations. Though just the other day I met a longboard skater doing exactly that, and upwards with his friend on a bike. That was insane to me. Might try longboard later after I learn to use the penny board enough.
Lolz I own quite a few! I'd say if you find joy in each board and have a purpose to ride them, then it's not "stupid." For example, for me, having a Penny longboard is dope when going down hills and longer cruising sessions. The Penny surfskate is a "fun with friends" kind of board I like to use. The 27-inch is fun for me to ride around my neighborhood. The 32-inch is the best when I want to try doing an actual skate trick. Then I bring knock-off penny boards when I travel abroad in case I get it lost or stolen.
It is a Penny Longboard! It’s 36-inches, with a plastic waffle-cone deck (similar to the Penny) from Penny Skateboards. Ive made a few videos video with it on my channel if you care to see more of it
Ive been trying to cruise with a penny board but i find the wheels to just be too hard. The wheels are 83a (i believe) but they feel more like 85 or 87a. Basically, i feel every single bump, crack, and rock on the road. I do occasionally find smooth road, but theres probably more rough road than smooth road. I dont really have the option to buy new wheels either. Is there a way to soften cruiser wheels or is there a sort of "break in" process???
Just seeing this now. I’m sorry to hear you don’t have smoother roads near you and that’s been a tougher experience for you. I’m used to the wheels and haven’t necessarily noticed a much “breaking in” of the wheels as time has gone on for me
@@pennyboardtyler Thanks. She's been sitting on my board and rolling around on it in my living room, so I got her a 17inch board, but I think these 22" boards would be more stable ;-0) It's all fun and no stress.
@@pennyboardtyler Just found out penny makes a surfskate and its pretty cheap compared to other options. Is it a good option or is it not a "real" surfskate board
They don’t, which is why they aren’t made with them. If you want to try and learn tricks on a board though, I’d recommend getting a different board that does as Penny boards are typically meant for cruising/commuting
They are horrible. If other skateboards are bycicles this would be a monocycle. It's compact, you can take it everywhere with you, but why would you?! It's not stable, nor recyclable nor biodegradable, you can hardly even roll over bump comfortably with it. It's everything that skateboard shouldn't be. It's mostly cheap plastic trash that rolls.
Just seeing your comment now. I understand you don’t like them, which is perfectly fine. A lot of other people do enjoy them however. Ride whatever you like to ride, and have fun 🤙🏼
I just bought two days ago because I spend a lot of money on my regular skateboard and it's rainy season and I don't want to get it water locked, so i went ahead and bought a Penny. Board and it's freaking awesome and fast and i carelessly roll on the rain and over deep puddles like nothing i weigh about 220 lbs and that about the weight limit for the original Penny. Which is perfect
Hey Jose! Glad to hear you’re enjoying your Penny board! Just want to make sure you know that even though the plastic deck can withstand rain/puddles, the bearings in the board will deteriorate quicker with being wet
@@pennyboardtyler yup im aware i get em for 6 bucks so that doesn't bother me lol i do have the bones shaker cleaning kit as well, but talking about that! I took one of the penny board bearing apart to inspected after a week from riding in rain and found 2 things, that there's was 0% rust and that they are lubed with grease instead of oil which makes sense to why the last longer and don't rust as easily, and that explains why my regular board wheels free spin for longer than the penny, I'll leave it as it is until the break which based off a 7 year review i saw ... The just don't... Lol
water *logged
@@Broken_Orbital locked... Because it locks my skating X.X
I had a penny board back in high school red with blue wheels, my parents worked hard to buy that for me and I’m really thankful for those memories.
But anyway yea if your in high school and need to get to a-b faster and a funner way, get a penny. If you don’t have any experience skateboarding then just buy a nickel sense it is a bigger board. But it will be harder to travel with.
I just ordered a brand new penny because my old one I lost sadly :/
But can’t wait to skate again!
Send it mate!!!
I’ve never skated before and I stepped on a penny board within 20 mins i felt like I found what I was missing
Let’s GOOOOOOO 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Sam'e happened with my bros old Penny board between me
Snowboard, wakeboard, so even at 64 why not a skateboard. Never skateboarded as a kid, but only took a few hours to get the hang of it. The 22" is perfect for getting around. Great review.
Love to hear! Keep crushing it 🤘🏼
Really great video Tyler which touches all the relevant points! Portabilty is the biggest selling point of the 22" Penny board.
Great video. I just got a penny board and your videos were great for me to learn how to ride it. However I find it hard to ride through the city with diffent types of ground like small square tiles that are pretty common here in Argentina, I already watched your video on riding in the city and I coudn't find information in the video about that. For me it's hard to keep pushing on them and I find myself having to keep getting on and off the board to pass through areas with those types of tiles. Should I change something about the board? Should I adjust or loosen the trucks? Should I change the weels?
Hey Piri! Thanks for your comment, and it’s awesome to hear you’re a rider from Argentina! I’d totally love to visit 🤘🏼
But to answer your question, it depends specifically on your ground/environment. It’s hard for me to say what’s “best” because I can’t see where you ride. But if you have a lot of cracks/gaps in the ground where you live, this one video I made previously would help with that:How to Ride Over Cracks & Gaps without an Ollie
ua-cam.com/video/oVhtMIAyInY/v-deo.html
If there’s anything else more specific you have questions about after, please let me know!
Ain’t nothing like cruising on the board fried af with music blasting lol. Had my board for 2 or 3 years now and I still love it and use it everyday anywhere I go. So easy to carry. I mainly just put the board on the black arm part of my bag (that black Velcro thingy) and just walk whenever I’m tired. Gets me everywhere 🛹😎
Love to hear! It’s awesome you still carry it with you and ride everyday. Ride on 🤙🏼
Love 45 downhills with him, but every bump makes you heartbeat faster
Hitting big bumps or rocks in general is scary
Love my Penney Nickel in glow in the dark. And yes, it’s great in the rain. ❤And years ago. I was able to buy a set of firecrackers at my skate shop. The firecrackers’wheels’ have lights, that are powered by rolling. Tons of fun.
I’ve never heard of firecracker wheels, but that sounds sweet!
@@pennyboardtyler I got mine from my local skate shop, a couple of years ago. I’m forgetting if I saw them also available on Amazon. But I actually spoke to I believe the inventor. But afterwards, they weren’t available at my skate store. But mine still works. They lit up like the sneakers from years ago. That had those lights in the soles.
@@pennyboardtyler The name is Kandy kruisers firecrackers.Just google it. Also there’s a UA-cam video of them. Take care!
this setup sounds cool
I remember seeing these things everywhere when I was growing up in the late 70’s and early 80’s
Nice! Maybe you still have one from then?
@@pennyboardtyler I wish! My stepdad got pissed off at me in 1992 and threw away every skateboard I had. I was like 13 years old and made the mistake of existing in his presence. Damn shame too, I had some great ones! Old Powell Peralta, Santa Cruz, Alva..
@@saksonsoaps7000 Dang that's really too bad!
STREET SURFING BABY, all about street surfing, loose trucks wide wheels literally was meant for street surfing
Love the passion! 🤘🏼
The 27 inch is great for old school tricks. Like hangten nose wheelies, tail wheelies, Christie's, etc. great for that 70's style which is what I prefer
Nice! Awesome to hear 👊🏼
It's a carefree ride, no pressure to do tricks you mastered 20 years ago. I have other boards for that. A penny is something you, I travel with, and if you go to a park with it. Alot of fun.
For sure, absolutely 🤙🏼
Bad news Tyler, I got speed wobbles and fell off but I’ll be fine. Never get too confident guys and get safety gear (knees, elbow pads and wrist guards/pads) because if had safety gear I would’ve been scratch free. 👍🏽
Ahhh that’s tough Oscar! Hope you’re not too scraped off to badly!
Hope u don’t fall one time I was going fast on my penny board and my legs got off balanced and I scraped my left leg real bad
Speed wobbles are fun, they bring back hopes for living one more day lol, tighten your trucks a little more or try using the black bushings from independent they are stiffer
Found a Nickel Board used. It’s a lotta fun to ride 😊
Nice! Let’s go!!
Penny boards are amazing training
I only ride long boards because of my size and because I mainly just cruise around transporting I always try a few tricks too but not that many. That being said I totally see the appeal of penny boards especially the portability part, I just don't think I could ride one and enjoy it.
My 6ft 2inch cousin, with size 13.5 feet rode a Penny with me once! It’s definitely a lot harder to the taller/bigger one is. If you’re ever wanting to experiment in trying one, maybe try the 27-inch, or the 32-inch skateboard!
I’m with you. I tried a penny board back in highschool but I always felt unstable and hated how small it was. I rode longboards for years and still love my bustin board but just recently I decided to pick up a 27 inch as they were only 30$ and I gotta say as a 5’ 11” guy weighing about 228 it’s freaking awesome. Much lighter and smaller than my longboard but cruises like a dream. I’ll definitely still use my longboard for longer rides but the 27 inch is kept in my car for spontaneous rides
So great video man! Thanks!!!
Glad you enjoy it!!
I literally cruise to the bus stop and from the bus stop to work, and it's waaay faster than walking!
Awesome to hear Silvio! Happy riding 🤙🏼
How long did it take you to get used to it? Thinking about doing this as well
@@hawaiianhonu97 Roughly 3-4 weeks to start feeling more confident, go easy before you start feeling this way. Unfortunately you will fall off and you HAVE to go through this unpleasantness to learn ❤
Do u use the 22 or 27 inch penny board and how do u carry it around when not using it?
I used to ride trick skateboard and ive been thinking to buy penny board 22inch. I know its kinda small for me but getting the bigger one defeats the purpose of portability. Love your content and just subscribed 😊
I'm just seeing this now, but thank you Jaytee! I appreciate the support. Hope you enjoy your 22inch 🤙🏼
Great video. I ride Kryptonics Torpedoes 22 inch with shark wheels. I ride the Kryptonics Torpedo 27 inch with the stock wheels. I dont have a Penny...dont hate them, just dont have one. Kryptonics has worked perfectly fine for me and Im 5'9" 170lbs, female. I have had bigger boards but because im certainly NOT trying to do tricks these really work great and make me happy. I think good 22 inch boards are lots of fun for any age.
Super dope to hear! I’m glad you enjoy your two boards 🤙🏼 How do you like your shark wheels?
Cruiser By the Way is the Best For for Cruising But Penny Also Challenging
General Cruiser boards are indeed good for cruising
Penny boards are cool. I'm more of a Surfskate guy myself, but I've learned the secret to having fun with any skateboard is to learn to enjoy riding it the way it wants to be ridden!
Mini cruisers are so fun. If you want to experience something so awesome, throw some 85mm or 90mm wheels on a penny board and some riser pads so they don't wheel bite. Yes it will add some weight and a little height, but it transforms it to an insane fun ride and rolls SO much better after you get used to it to switch it up. You really need 2 Penny boards. One stock and one with huge wheeels. Both are crazy fun. I'm personally prefer wood decks and not a fan of plastic boards, and a like a little wider 7.5" -8" deck so I'm building up a Cal 7 22" Rocket for my mini setup. I'm narrowing the 4.5" wide hangers down to 4", putting a Yow Meraki Surfskate on the front with the 4" hangers, and running 90mm wheels. These little 22" boards are so much fun to mess around with and mod.
Just seeing your comment now, but this is totally sweet to hear! I’ve personally never added risers/bigger wheels to any of my Penny boards, but I can imagine it’d be a crazy experience!
Regarding the last point, how big of a difference is there between the 22 and 27 inch balance wise? I’ve never skated before and want to try. I really like the way the 22 inch ones look and would prefer one of those, but I’m a bit of a nervous Nellie and can’t ride a bike, so I can’t balance for shit apparently (never learned as a kid and bought one a few years ago and then sold it after attempting to ride it about four times). Is the difference super noticeable? I’m only 5’4” if that matters at all lol.
Never mind, just found your video comparing the two and it was really helpful. Gonna go with the 22 for the portability and my little feet. 👍
Glad to hear! I hope it works well for you and you have a blast🤘🏼
I don’t have a ton of riding experience but I used to occasionally longboard like five years ago. It was too much for me because of how massive it was and I could really get myself around with it well without tiring myself out. I’m only 5’2 (with some damn short legs) and weigh about 115 pounds. I want to use a board for mainly cruising and occasionally getting around, but where I live is also pretty hilly. So would you recommend a penny board or a nickel board?
Typically if one doesn't have a ton of riding experience, I'd generally recommend the Nickel as larger surface area and slightly longer distanced trucks makes it a bit more stable and overall easier to ride compared to the Penny.
The Penny is slightly faster than the Nickel as well so if you have hills, the Nickel might be a better option for that too
Pennyboard is good. My son likes it. Me and my son ride it a lot. I replaced the wheels for a bigger one
Just seeing this now, but I’m glad to hear you and your enjoy riding them!
I'm building a motorized penny board, with way over powered parts. Should be a death trap. That's my goals. Making a small fast death trap e-skate
Good luck with that 👍🏼
Should I use my penny board for getting to school faster?
You could! If you feel comfortable riding it and for however long your commute distance to school would be
penny board are petty unstable. they are not for beginners. bigger boards for sure for me.
I agree; that’s why I mention if you don’t have previous riding experience, a 27-inch nickel board or any other longer type board would be great 👍🏼
A month ago i did get a great pennyboard for a cheap price.
I'm encouraging you to check it out.
The name of the board is Choke Spicy Sabrina
I will look it up!
in australia we just call them pennies (at least i do)
Noiiiiice 🤙🏼
is it weird that i feel weird on bigger boards. when I'm on my penny, it's like I'm one with the board lol
Not at all! If that’s what you feel, own it & keep on cruising 🤘🏼
Smaller boards are less stable but are easily to maneuver. It is not weird because to turn your board across the same angle, you have to move your front foot across a longer curve on a big board than you do on a small board. But another way to think about it is that, on a small board, even if you move your front foot a little, your board turns a big angle, and that is danger-prone
I suggest a video how to prepare your pennyboard to a new seazon for example cleaning and parts
Great idea! Thanks for letting me know 🤙🏼
Who are they for? Hipsters are who they're for, well in Australia anyway.
Lolz I live in Connecticut in the US
How fast can you comfortably ride? Once i get to about 20 mph I’m getting the speed wobbles
Hey Felipe, you’d likely want to get a longer board if you’re primary goal is to go 20+ MPH. Penny boards are meant for cruising, and this typically means 5-15mph for the most part
if you REALLY want to go fast on a penny board, i suggest you at least tighten your trucks
So there a fashion item for posers and completely impractical like heelys
If that’s what you got out of this video, then by all means
Just ordered my penny board! It’s 27”.
Awesome to hear, Oscar! That’ll be fun!
Is the penng board deck flexible as longboards?
@@hemabati7507i have no clue, just get the nickel man i feel like the long board is too much.
Ya thanks
Is a penny board good for me if I want to go to the skatepark and ride down ramps?
I would not recommend a penny board if that is what your main goal is. Instead, id recommend a traditional wooden skateboard for that
Used to use one to get around the plaza lots for a security job
Nice!
I had the 22 inch Penny until about a week ago. I'm experienced, but over 60, and with the added mid-body weight, I could never get the 22 inch to behave for me. Last week it started rolling into the lake at the spillway and I just let it roll! lol Didn't want to exert the energy to save something I can't ride. Never did like the board. Just ordered a 27 inch Apollo cruiser. It should be more what I'm used to. I don't know what I was thinking with the 22 inch. The taller a person is, the longer a board he needs. It's just physics. A good boarder can make up for the 22-inch with his skills, but apparently my skills aren't as great as they used to be either! lol Liked your video. I totally agree...go with the 27 inch. The difference in stability with just 5 little bitty inches is amazing. Especially if you're a little older and a little bit top-heavier. :)
Oh no! Hopefully you didn’t get too wet when you rolled into the lake!
I hope your 27-inch cruiser works better for you! Cheers to the New Year & happy riding 🤙🏼
i find penny boards easier to do tricks on than a traditional one
Interesting! You're the first person I've known to say that
Wow! Are you a freestyle skater?
@@atomgroup3179 I mostly just cruise around! I used to do freestyle tricks on my traditional skateboard, but over time I've shifted to more cruising and general riding/exploring on penny boards and longboards
Ever since I've had my Casper penny board I've been in love. My main board is a 41" freeride build, it's amazing to have a secondary board.
Let's go 🤙🏼
i actually think a penny board is the best for me because it was super easy to get used to im not really into learning tricks rn i do have a long board as well but i just like the penny board more. Iv'e had both for years but i enjoy a smaller board instead :)
Awesome to hear! Keep having fun with it 🤙🏼
I bought one cause I want to just travel, but we live in the crowded city so lots of people.
On the other hand LOTS of mountains and steep hills, long downward curved roads.
So it's the worst of both. Lots of people, too much for the long board and lots of downward and steep areas for the penny board.
Lastly old time roads. Meaning cube rock hand placed walk ways that's bad for skating. It's a challenge and I don't want to either occupy the car road or the bike roads.
Bikes have it busy enough and cars would most likely get into bad situations. Though just the other day I met a longboard skater doing exactly that, and upwards with his friend on a bike.
That was insane to me.
Might try longboard later after I learn to use the penny board enough.
Dang, where do you live? I’m imagining like Switzerland or Peru or something
Serious question. Do you think it's stupid to own multiple Penny bored?
Lolz I own quite a few! I'd say if you find joy in each board and have a purpose to ride them, then it's not "stupid."
For example, for me, having a Penny longboard is dope when going down hills and longer cruising sessions. The Penny surfskate is a "fun with friends" kind of board I like to use. The 27-inch is fun for me to ride around my neighborhood. The 32-inch is the best when I want to try doing an actual skate trick. Then I bring knock-off penny boards when I travel abroad in case I get it lost or stolen.
@@pennyboardtyler mostly cardio and transport. I wear black so have a blackout. Maybe I'll seek an all white one. Thanks
@@Mykethepsych for sure 🤙🏼
hi. in clip 2:05 is that a penny long board?
It is a Penny Longboard! It’s 36-inches, with a plastic waffle-cone deck (similar to the Penny) from Penny Skateboards.
Ive made a few videos video with it on my channel if you care to see more of it
@@TheTylerRossmann definately will do!! thanks! i'm thinking about buying it
So i wsna say i go down hills whot penny board like i dont get hurt
Just pick them all up choose one with you
if you have the money then for sure!
Ive been trying to cruise with a penny board but i find the wheels to just be too hard. The wheels are 83a (i believe) but they feel more like 85 or 87a. Basically, i feel every single bump, crack, and rock on the road. I do occasionally find smooth road, but theres probably more rough road than smooth road. I dont really have the option to buy new wheels either. Is there a way to soften cruiser wheels or is there a sort of "break in" process???
Just seeing this now. I’m sorry to hear you don’t have smoother roads near you and that’s been a tougher experience for you. I’m used to the wheels and haven’t necessarily noticed a much “breaking in” of the wheels as time has gone on for me
Pennyboards are useless
Thanks for your comment 👍🏼
I had previous experience, but I really wish I had gotten the nickel instead of the penny... but then I'd be wishing I had both haha
Who knows! Maybe this could be the start of your new collection 😎
Penny’s skateboard type used to be the traditional skateboards in the 70s.
Yes!
My first skateboard was one like this in 1976...? Now thinking of getting one for my 4-year-old granddaughter ;-0)
Super fun to hear!
@@pennyboardtyler Thanks. She's been sitting on my board and rolling around on it in my living room, so I got her a 17inch board, but I think these 22" boards would be more stable ;-0) It's all fun and no stress.
I’m getting a long board but my cousins gave me a penny board and it’s fun. But I’m still getting a long Bword.
Nice! Longboards are sweet, and now you’ll have two boards to travel/play around with!
Commute
You definitely can commute with them; I’d recommend the 27-inch Nickel board or the 32-inch Skateboard before the 22-inch though
I love mine
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No, buy a real skateboard
Go for it 👍🏼
@@pennyboardtyler already have one, you ride a toddler’s mini board 🫠😂
they're called Banana Boards and no you don't get one unless your goal is to make LollerBladers look butch.
Yoooo where are you from?! I’ve never heard of a “Banana board” or a “LollerBlader!”
@@pennyboardtyler how do you not know of Banana boards, they're from the 70's and as for the Rollerbladers...
Learn on a penny and longboards feel like couches
Lolz Ive never heard that expression!
If I was interested in the surfing style and carving really hard what should I get.
Surfskate
@@pennyboardtyler Just found out penny makes a surfskate and its pretty cheap compared to other options. Is it a good option or is it not a "real" surfskate board
@@juanavila1860 Yeah, it's a solid board. I have videos on my channel where I ride it if you want to actually see it in action
Good review, analytical and thorough
Glad you think so 🤙🏼
Yooo when will you post a new video??
Yooooo I’ve been away for a bit for personal reasons, but I plan to return next week!
Great video. i love penny
Appreciate it! I love Penny too 🤙🏼
do penny boards need grip tape or no?
They don’t, which is why they aren’t made with them. If you want to try and learn tricks on a board though, I’d recommend getting a different board that does as Penny boards are typically meant for cruising/commuting
Hey thanks for mansplaining a penny board, we had no idea what they were used for. This whole time I thought it was for moving pianos
If you listened to what I said, I started with “for those that don’t know…”
I’m glad to know you knew though.
Anyways, have fun riding 🤙🏼
Who wants penny board for only $25 ? I am selling i have 6 not used, new
Eu
@@fabianobarros3505 what means eu😂
@@markosmkrtchyan4282 I think Fabiano is wondering if you're selling it within Europe 😊
MEE
do you sell in belgium? (in europe)
They are horrible.
If other skateboards are bycicles this would be a monocycle. It's compact, you can take it everywhere with you, but why would you?!
It's not stable, nor recyclable nor biodegradable, you can hardly even roll over bump comfortably with it. It's everything that skateboard shouldn't be. It's mostly cheap plastic trash that rolls.
Depends if you buy knock-off or an on-brand pennyboard
Just seeing your comment now.
I understand you don’t like them, which is perfectly fine. A lot of other people do enjoy them however.
Ride whatever you like to ride, and have fun 🤙🏼
Yay plastic! Buy wood, kids.
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