Landyachtz Ripper vs Dipper (Comparison) 

Ayoo

yoo he got landy themselves to post

i'd be lying if i said it was easy. Lots of practice haha

Yea landyachtz let’s get Alex to do an Ollie on the ripper

I want to get a longboard and I'm new to skateboarding but idk if I should go to my local shop or buy on online any help?

Ayyy lmk if you have any questions

Ayyy thanks man, I really appreciate that!

Thanks Chris, really appreciate hearing that. I'm always trying to figure out ways to make them more concise, but add more value

thanks dude, I'm stoked to hear that!

Stoked to hear that! Yeah no problem and thanks for watching the video

Thanks, I really appreciate you watching and dropping a comment. Starting to do them more often and it's really fun

thanks Jason, that's definitely my goal when I make these vids

Thanks, appreciate you watching and dropping a comment! I agree, love the rocker too

Awesome! Thanks for watching and dropping a comment

thanks Jesse! Appreciate it man. I agree, LY is great

Haha that would be sick. Although, I would never get into making our own adapter/trucks. BUT, I am working on a special deck right now. Can't wait to reveal it

@@concrete-waves ohhhhh, do I hear a Christmas present coming 👀👀

Nice man thanks for sharing your experience. I'm curious what you don't like about the wheels and bushings because I haven't had any issues with my wheels or bushings. What aspect are you talking about? Genuinely curious

which setup did you pick?

@@josearmas1511 I have the 105mm polar bears with the 60mm fatty hawgs.

thanks man! I'd say they fit into both the longboard and cruiser category

Thanks Evan! Oops, I accidentally cut that part out. Yes, they're 1/2" risers that are made of hard plastic

Yup! Pretty sweet, right

Yeah you're absolutely right. I might have to pick up some 130mms to test that setup now haha

also, thanks for watching and commenting. I really appreciate your support!

im so shredding happy to hear that. thank you shredder lol. i will definitely consider dropcats since a lot of people mention them

I've been wanting to test that one. It's on the list for sure

Did you have to increase the size of the riser pads to make space for the 70mm wheels ?

​ @Joseph El Khoury I would like to know the answer to this 👆question too!

@@Zouzouek No not at all!

I always have the trucks moderately tight/loose and have never removed the risers, no reason to have them looser if you can pivot with the kicktail anyway imo, never had to adjust them for accomodating bigger wheels, I just switch them out and go ^^

After a friend of mine borrowed my ripper with 70mm wheels and 1/4" riser I'd be careful doing the same unless ur around my weight (65kg). He's around 80kg and got wheelbite! Just something to consider ^^

Nice Cameron! Enjoy it... it's super fun to ride

Thanks for always watching and commenting Krishnan. Appreciate it man!

Yeah, the 130s on the ripper seem like a nice crossbreed. The 105s are super pumpy! Definitely a fun setup

Yeah they're really fun to ride too

Because it's going to be less difference in terrain height difference as you ride, if you ride a 70mm wheel the thickness of a coin, its going to go "down into" every hole/ imperfection bigger than a coin, while if you use a 70x50mm wheel over the same hole/imperfection the wheel will have the sides outside the hole to support it, this will make the wheel move less up and down when in an uneven/rough terrain, having most of the energy going forward instead of up and down will mean a faster, less bumpy ride, hope this helps.

@@truefoxtrot2884 That’s an outstanding explanation! Wider wheels rock sideways a lot less over road imperfections

Unfortunately I didn't test them with slides gloves, sorry Sammy!

What's your budget? Maybe I can do some searching for you. If you can wait, I'd definitely try to save up more and get a better board. Unless you have no idea if you'll even like longboarding/ sticking with it longterm

@@concrete-waves I’ve gotten into skateboarding last school yr! And then I got my first longboard this past summer and it’s been a blast. But there’s a few problems with my board & I know I’ll need a new one eventually. I watched your other video abt the board size guide, and I think freestyle is the best choice for me. I want to be able to do tricks & dance a bit

@@concrete-waves I found the Bamboo Magneto longboard from Amazon. It’s $139, I think it’s pretty decent

I'd love to... just don't know when I'll get to it. The ATV series look awesome

kind of a late answer (and I'm obv not shred shack) but I have ridden the howdy for quite some time now practicing tricks and cruising. It's an awesome board in general, compared to a normal skateboard it's noticably heavier and surfier. Almost feels like a longboard when you ride it and the 60mm ez's roll over so many things you barely have to manual or ollie over them. The weight can be noticable - was surprised how much lighter my friends hollow truck skateboard felt during ollies by comparison, but I'd personally take the smoothness for the added weight any day since I just got used to it in the end :) I'd mabye take a normal skateboard if my town had a park but since I'm mostly cruising and have practice sessions here and there I'm super happy with it ^^

Dangggg, appreciate you showing up early!

I have a switchblade, dinghy, tugboat, and rallycat. My favorite one for your road condition, in my opinion, is the dinghy, it's nimble and fun as hell, you can also learn to slide with it, but the road should be in good condition, I would avoid slide over cracks... I have panda pender dinghy with 63 fatty hawg. I rode a dinghy coffin of my friend and that also a good option.

Thanks. I'd go for the Ripper with 155mm trucks (setup 2) since they'll offer more stability for higher speeds

@@concrete-waves Thanks a lot :)

I got the ripper about 4 months ago, its an awesome board idk much about the penny though I don't own one

ripper. penny doesnt even compare

Thanks man! We weren't paid and we always clarify that we're gonna share our honest thoughts regardless if they send it to us for free. I just didn't mention it in the video because I wanted to keep it concise

@@concrete-waves Oh okay, thanks for clarifying.

Haha right dude! They're sick

Whoa. Maybe 🤔😂

tooo much orange lol. thanks for watching and dropping a comment. I appreciate it!

I'm still waiting to get my Comet cruiser. Hopefully soon!

Thanks man! Appreciate you always supporting

that one felt good. Especially after all the failed attempts

I don’t know if you’re still interested but the Ripper has 1/2” hard riser pads non angled. Looks the same for the Dipper.

That's exactly what I was thinking. Or maybe just the other setup with the 130mm trucks (maybe not as agile as 105s but probably still better than 155s)

I'm not sure about putting 105s on the ripper deck (those might be too small). If you want the ripper deck but more agility, I'd recommend the 130s (Setup 1). But then you're sacrificing some stability

Thanks Greg! That was a fun one to practice

Awesome ideas, thanks. I'd love to do a video where I cover custom setups... maybe not specifically like the ones you mentioned but I can see that being really helpful. Anyway... thanks for the recommendation, I'll definitely consider it

Depends what type of riding you're doing. Give me more info about the riding style/environment you''ll be in and I can help better

Thanks for entering. Good luck Adish!

haha thanks for watching and dropping a comment. I really appreciate your support!

Thanks for entering man. Gonnna be randomized but good luck!

Ayyy thanks for always supporting Elijah. Appreciate it bro!