To which board do you compare?

Hey man, I have the tony danza as my first board, and I can recommend it's great :) I havent had another board, but I really love it!

I bought a cruiser from them that is arriving this week, and ive never stood on a board before either!

Did you learn anything now? 😅

@@-Markus- how it went? Lol

@@freeair7292 im out almost every day with the dog, letting him half and half drag me 😁 I can cruise fairly well but i do choose routes i know will be less crowded and such! Its great fun!

​@@-Markus-I started the same way lol.....I remember going down my driveway was so exciting for me 😂

It's a blast

Indeed it is!

Not realizing was a thing, and slowly inching towards what I'm actually looking for/what works best for me, has been my whole journey so far. First, it was, like, "I want to skateboard", then it was, "I probably just need a cruiser, actually", then, "A longboard is kind of awesome". At this point, "I should have a cruiser and a longboard, and practice with both" is where I've settled. I wonder where I'll find myself next month...

I tried cruisers first but totally prefer the ride on a surfskate... tho I personally picked the C7. Wanna try a CX sometime soon tho

bro it just came back in stock finally! might order i really want it

Evo dude, can't recommend it enough. Both sizes are great and it's DUMMY stable. Fasr, stable, drifty. A true weapon of speed. Highly recommend.

@@jddmndsn good looks. I’ve been looking into the drop cat because I don’t have crazy steep hills and I feel the like the cat would still be nimble but obviously handle hills way better than the dinghy. Honestly I’ve got an addiction of buying boards at this point so I’ll just get them both eventually lmao. Definitely will look into the evo

The Drop Cat is so good, I don't think you'll be disappointed if that's what you pick. I like the feel of the 33" over the 38" myself, the 38" is maybe a little too stable and not so turny. If you're very very tall then maybe the 38" is the better choice just to give you the larger standing platform. Personally I wouldn't pick the Evo unless you're actually planning on going blisteringly fast down crazy hills, although even if that's your plan, there are other boards that can do that and more these days. The Evo is very heavy and not a great cruiser. Using it to get around town is like taking an F1 car to the grocery store, it's out of it's element and will struggle with curbs and driveways. It's so dedicated to being fast and stable downhill that it's not very good at doing anything else.

@@Draxzy Don't get the drop cat if you are planning to downhill. The drop cats are very bouncy boards, they will still handle very mild downhill but I don't recommend taking it past 20mph. It a phenomenal board for just about everything else though, I love the feeling of it under my feet!

@@maxthrust976 The Evo most definitely can do everything else and would be great for commuting longer distances. The wheel base is a bit longer than a normal board so commuting in crowded streets or narrow sidewalks won't be as good as another board but still a great board overall.

A friend of mine has the switchblade, I haven't ridden it much but the it felt really high quality and nice when I tried it. It's really low and stiff in the best way. Another friend of mine has an Arbor flagship double drop through, don't know what it's called exactly but it felt insanely good too :)

Check out the Ditch Life. Similar vibes

Yes! Super stable and the lowered platform makes pushing long distance very easy

For a first longboard check out our drop boards. Drop Cat 37, Top Cat, Drop Hammer, Battle Axe. All great for learning to push and carve, very stable. If they want a kicktail check out some of our Cruisers or ATV boards. Skiff, Raft, Perfecto, DitchLife, Dinghy Blunt. All are good options for a first board Here's a short video about some boards for campus: kzfaq.infoGiSyIMvyD6U This one was filmed on campus: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ntKRpNCAuZzPcmg.html

@@Landyachtz thank you 😊. What length should he buy for his high? Everyone recommended 40+ inches. I was looking at BIG DIPPER MOUNTAIN.

Big Dipper is an incredibly fun board! Great for carving and offers nice stability. It's one of the longest boards we make so it's not always ideal for commuting due to it's size (getting through crowds, carrying on the bus/in class). That being said, anything over 35 inches will be fine @@1977fala

Supply & Demand

in other way, I love the Landy's doing. as you know, downhill / freeride scene are shrink in world widly. but LY keep R&D Downhill category. and, more people who enjoy cruising, it will make bigger maniac board scene.