+chatterbox8445 it is present!

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+Jarito Dunbar You beat me to the comment

Im wondering too!

48.5 board :)

+Filipe Sengo Furtado buddywood manati, is a spanish brand, they do their boards locally in spain, really cool brand and greater people around it.

+perropro muchas gracias! and keep up the amazing riding!

180 shov it? well a variation

thnx

I tried windmill, halfly impossible

You can dance any size you want, but the longer the board the easier it is, 39 would be on the edge of being too small, something a bit bigger will be easier and more enjoyable.

search "ana maria suzano penny" and u will see, there is no deck we cant dance, but size and flex helps...

There are pros and cons to smaller and larger decks when dancing. Larger decks are easier to control, but it takes a lot of leg muscle to lift and flip them. Smaller boards, like a 39s, are harder to control (they make tiny turns and sometimes do not accelerate smoothly), but they are easy to lift. If your dancing won't have a whole lot of flips, then a 41-45 inch may be your best bet. Otherwise, you can dance on whatever you want!

I'm a size 11 in women's, and have a pretty narrow stance. To me, 39' and below is too short, I can cross step and peter pan o my 38' pintail, but you can only do like two cross steps before you have to switch to a chop the log or something because you run out of space. I'd look into something 45' plus imo for dancing. I'm getting the LBL Komodo soon. 47.5', I love that board.

+Karla pshh i learned on a 38 in flex 3 vanguard -- you got this!