IMITOR 31'' Skateboard Comes Complete 8 Ply Maple Wood Double Kick Pro Skateboards for Teens Beginners Youths Kids Beginners and Professional

Clean, super smooth, swagg look, fast, real ABEC7's,smooth turn radius. This is not one of those stupid rookie ratings, I'm an experienced skateboard/longboard/pennyboarder I've owned many boards and its a great board. I do recommend this board.

I love it, great for beginners, nice grip tape,and metal trucks

The wheel is smooth and it is sturdy. The board is very good quality.easy to use and don't need to assemble. everything is done. It is friendly for beginner. It's a good value for the price.

This is a great board. I got this for my 12 year old daughter and she loves it. It swerves perfectly, turns, cruises perfectly, etc!! She loves it so much! But I strongly recommend you bringing this board inside your house for the winter because the trucks get messed up and the board makes squeaky noises even if you leave it in the garage it still won't work. If you take good care of this board you will enjoy it!

It’s pretty sturdy and yet smooth. My son loves it and the balance is pretty good. I did not wanted to invest in something very costly but still wanted sturdy one and I think I got the right one.

I bought this board with christmas money because i wanted one really bad, but i had never had one before so i didnt want to put 100 dollars or more down on an actual penny board with the risk of me not liking it or being terrible at it. I was nervous that this board would be hard to ride or bend because of how cheap it was, but i was actually able to ride it within 30 minutes of practicing. Its so much fun, never bends, never breaks, and is easy to ride. It also turns extremely easily, which i can never do on an actual skateboard. The only downside of it is how easily it gets dirty because of how light of a color it is, but you can just use a rag and water to clean it off or get a darker color so the dirt doesn't show as easily. Overall, totally worth it and i would purchase again.

This board is a decent purchase for beginners. The 27" board is a good size, I'm able to find my footing on this better than I would on a 22" board. The bearings roll fine, naturally slows down when going up an incline. It rolls smoothly and picks up speed when going down hill. I didn't adjust anything and used this out of the box however I would look at adjusting the trucks to help with turning. The deck is sturdy and I had no issues shuffling my feet with the waffle grip.It's a good value if you're looking to start riding. The colours are beautiful and as pictured (Tiffany blue with light purple wheels). I also purchased the 22" EightBit boards for my nieces.

Alright guys, I've noticed that the majority of reviews for this aren't very informative... Luckily I have been able to ride this board with a really Penny nickel board to do a side by side comparison. And let me tell you, this board was worth every cent. The plastic is a little harder than the Penny boards, just different kinds of plastic, but its good quality and at my 220 lbs. this thing can take my weight no problem standing in the center or sitting down on it. The wheels themselves are of good quality, good grip no slip and i'm able to go over decent sized cracks with ease. The bearings aren't too great though, you need some good pushing power (in comparison to the Penny nickel, these are still pretty good bearings overall. They are NOTHING like walmart/target/etc. bearings) so hopefully I will be able to upgrade those soon. Its definitely a noisy board though, and I'm positive its because of some not so great rubber pieces which I will be upgrading once I get the moola. I'm able to carve hills and cruise around campus. Everything I wanted out of a board. 10/10 would buy again.P.S. the grip is alright, but I would say get some grip tape. I still need to get some, and can't wait until I do. Happy carving :)