ALL the Parts of a Skateboard (and What They Do!) 

Howdy! Thanks for the kind words. Yes, I will start posting trick tutorials as well! 🙏

thanks my dude! 🙏🙏🙏

Thanks for the kind words, my dude! 🙏

Thanks for the kind words! 🙏🙏

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching! 😄

Thanks, my dude!

Thanks my dude!

Thanks for watching! Glad I could help out!

Howdy howdy. I currently do not own a longboard or cruiser. I, hopefully, will eventually get one of each to do more specific tutorials. Most of my videos can be applied to both with some minor tweaks. Thanks for watching! 🙏

Hi! Thank you! 🙏🙏

I also have been looking for the Thank You Bad Clouds deck everywhere but it’s all sold out. Where did you get yours? Should I just look for another deck?

Yeah, I've bought griptape from Tactics, CCS, and local shops before. My go-to brands are Jessup and MOB Grip, usually I just pick whichever one is cheaper. They are both great!

I think your talking about online shops. So I would recommend if your shopping online go to big companies but it’s alway better to support small skate shops. So it better to go in person to a small shop and help them out. But it’s your decision I can’t tell you what to do. Just a suggestion.

If you are talking about online skateshops, the shops that i have used have been Tactics, CCS, SkateWarehouse, and Daddies Skateshop. It's hard to determine if every single site is going to be trustworthy. Best advice I can give is do a little research on a site before you buy from them. See if they have customer reviews or Google reviews. Hope that helps, my dude! 🙏

Howdy Jessica! Longboards aren't usually used for doing tricks, not saying you can't do them, but they aren't designed to do so. If you have a popsicle board and want to cruise around, you will want to go with softer wheels. If you are wanting to do tricks, you'll want to go with harder wheels. Hope that helps!

Mmm... I'm not exactly sure what those could be for. Possibly used for a longboard setup?

It's called a skate tool, or sometimes called a T-Tool. I have a full RU-vid video about those so check it out! Thanks for watching! 😁