Should YOU buy a Cruiser Board or a LONGBOARD?!?!? 

😂😂well played sir well played

@Alise Lermon it's a scam btw

@@vincentian7591 also these are both the same accounts, stay safe guys

Kinda sounds like the guy that got shot buy his girlfreind with a desert eagle for fame

it’s like puberty spit on him

Everyone be sayin that 😂😂

not good to watch this after buying 🤣 should’ve watched it before buying :D

@@emi_milk true I am in the same situation

Bruh same, its coming today, i cant wait

Everyones like "fuck"

Thanks buddy, your video was super helpful to me. Peace and love

Glad it helped out!!

im 25 years old and im wanting to get me one as well.

most of his videos are so informational and i’ve learned so much in just one day of watching a bunch of them

Yeah, glad I could help :)

ACTUALLY, there is! It’s called boardup, if you google it. I wanna check one out to review but I’m poor rn 😭 one day, one day

@@OgdenSikel I just looked it up it up a few minutes ago it looks really cool.

Yeah!!!

oh wow that sounds sick

Do you think you would be able to attach a 36 inch longboard to a backpack???

Nice sg

Longboards are nice for long rides! Use mine all the time :)

I'm looking at the Rally Cat it maybe seems to be in the middle of the two with the lower pushing height. Did you pick one?

if you go too fast on a penny board its so much easier to crash. also not enough space to place your feet.--- I started with a penny board and switched to a long board its just so much more comfortable for me- also didn't know there were a few different types of cruisers till I stared riding.

I have a cruiser and getting a longboard

For sure!

@@OgdenSikel can i do ollies on a cruiser bc thats all i need to go over curbs lol

Yes u can

thanks bro I appreciate that :)

Awesome!!! have fun with it!!

@@OgdenSikel thanks!

sooo do you like cruiser??

Aww thank you dude!! What did you decide on??

Ogden Sikel I’m picking a cruiser since i can take it to school and I can just ride around

Awesome!!😎

Ogden Sikel I have a question, I have shoe size 11.5, what would be a good size for a cruiser?

Maybe a landyachtz tugboat? You could go smaller but a size similar to a tugboat should be good 👍

Good question...

@@Joji_14 ohhhhhhhhhh thug life you just destroyed this guy dude😂😂😂

The cruiser isn’t the #1 easiest, but I think with enough practice you should be okay, as long as you don’t give up. Many people have started with cruiser boards!

The cruiser was my first board (:

Doing a backpack mount one next, but this may have to be done after!!

Haha your welcome and I’ll keep the budget idea in mind!

Hey! So if you are looking for the most stability, 32+ inches will probably feel most comfortable for an in-between feel. It obviously won’t replace a longboards feel, but makes up for it with portability. Just be aware that my dinghy is already pretty large on my backpack so just be aware that it may hang below your backpack and may be a little heavy. But yeah I’ve heard that tugboats and atvs are great!

Yes! Stay tuned for Saturday’s video!

Here, check out my video on how to stop a skateboard! I demonstrated on a longboard but the tips will work on any board 👌ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vicoyXKOYuc.html

Awesome! Good choice 😁

Could be absolutely yes if it is set up for it. You could look up if someone has tried slidier wheels on your setup to see if its worth doing or if its too jenky bc too small for you. Otherwise you should check out freeride/downhill boards (also for instance Landyachtz can show you their boards tagged as slidey). Generally more length gives you more leverage, dropped deck/rocker helps lock your feet in, some longboards will come with wide grippy wheels that might still slide a bit depending on the boards behavior (or may be a good candidate for wheel swap), and some can come out of the box with wheels meant for sliding (like the Landyachtz Switchblade, has everything I described, sounds dope for learning to slide). You want a stiffer deck if you want to push speed and have more stable slides. I do read about people learning on smaller boards, but its just making it more difficult, and starting on a proper slidey boy sounds more confidence inspiring.

Update: I needed up getting a mini cruiser and I love it

Huh very strange..how long are your longboard trucks? If they’re under 180mm then that may play a part

"Height: 150 mm Aluminium reverse geometry trucks. Polyurethane bushings." Source: www.decathlon.ph/p/8398285_longboard-drop-mini-core-blue.html#our_promise_banner

What’s making you want to switch ?

@@jehwhite1582 I like going long distances and the cruiser I started on was not great for long distances comfort wise. My cruiser was also really unstable once I picked up any speed, even if I adjusted the trucks. I have a Landyacht drop cat 38 now and love it. Lot more stable and its more comfortable for me to ride

@@Kaleb.R Preciate that! I’m a newbie sorry man I want to cruise but I hate the length of a longboard. Do you think having a skateboard with cruiser wheels and riders will be great for that ? Or should I just get a regular cruiser? This board will be for me learning and riding and not necessarily tricks ( I’d have a new board by then like you)

@@jehwhite1582 you could mod the normal skateboard like you said or just get a good cruiser board from the get go. If you don’t want to do traditional skateboard tricks and just strictly cruise, I would just get a cruiser board then

would you say the cruiser was harder to learn on? i'm a complete beginner and wanna start skating, but the length of the longboard is throwing me off and it looks harder to transport around, so i wanted to get a cruiser instead

Lowe Gyllencreutz thanks haha!

I mean, there are definitely exceptions...like not every rule I talked about applies to every board. For example, a cruiser board with longer trucks, or wheels that are 72mm or wider can be quite stable actually, and there are some longboards that you may find surprisingly light! Just do your research and try to buy the best quality board you can afford because quality really does pay off in the end!

@@OgdenSikel thanks man

72mm! They are very wide wheels. Look up hawgs plow kings for more info

I personally like drop throughs, but topmounts, dropthroughs, and pin tails would all work well.

Muirskate, landyachtz’ website, stoked rideshop, daddiesboardshop to name a few!

Ogden Sikel thank you!!

Well hey now you’ve got both!

Can you recommend the drop cat or is there a better first board to check out?

Well if you have a particular board in mind, buying from their website is usually the easiest way if it’s not on amazon. Or you could check daddieslongboardshop, stoked ride shop, etc!

If it helps, the turbo king is reallllly heavy compared to the regular dinghy, but the turbo king also has really smooth riding wheels if you have bumpy roads or sidewalks

yeah, totally worth it! skateboards have super small wheels, which while great for smooth cement and skateparks, it isn't great for roads and things like that. A longboard would be much faster and more comfortable for getting around farther!

@@OgdenSikel ok thank you because at first I really liked the ideal of doing tricks and stuff but later on I stopped and just used my skate board for traveling and that was fine but I moved and now the closest store is about a mile and a half away I would still ride that on my skateboard but theres not much side walk once I get out of the neighborhood and if I rode that on my skateboard I would make it about 50 feet before getting launched off and at around 20+ mph its just to difficult especially because most of the time the reason for me riding is cuz I m going to go get something also thank you for responding a lot of the videos I found were people trying to tell me how to start for beginners even though Ive been skating for almost 2 years now

@@Juicy_Lemons yeah dude glad I could help!

You can definitely pump on a cruiser! The only thing to note is that you’ll want the trucks a little looser for pumping, which can make the board unstable at faster speeds. So I wouldn’t take it down steeper hills if you want to pump...otherwise it’s great for pumping! Also top mount longboards can be good for pumping if you get a flexy board and loose trucks. Hope this helped!

@@OgdenSikel ah great! thank you so much :)

I’d say if you have a pretty big budget, go all out on a really high quality longboard. Otherwise buy a high quality cruiser that will be cheaper!

Ogden Sikel budget of about $400

thanks! Its the landyachtz dinghy turbo king. When I bought it, the price was $175 but I think due to covid they raised their prices a bit :/

They can be, but you have to be careful with them, because 75% of pintails made are cheap and low quality. I would only buy a pintail from a well known brand that makes high quality boards. Pin tails are made for cruising at fast speeds with stability. Not tricks. If that’s all that you’re looking for, it could be a good option!

@@OgdenSikel awesome, thank you so much for the advice!

38 inches! It’s a loaded tan tien flex 2

Sure, but when I say cruiser, I mean smaller boards, typically under 32 inches. Anything longer would be a longboard

The Barbie Hobby that’s awesome! I took my uncles dog out once on my longboard and it was really fun! He got tired after like a block though😂 dogs are like the original electric longboards!!

Me too sometimes! But it can get heavy to carry for long periods of time

It is a longboard tail guard I got off of Amazon!

The one I use is the Nike rpm backpack. I have a video on it! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XW2HQO1Ja78.html

Well to be fair the humidity here is like 80-90% on those hot days. I think I’d take Cali weather over this haha!

That’s actually a future video in the works, but I’ll just say now that it is possible to do tricks

How is the atom longboard? It’s one of the best sellers on amazon

@@OgdenSikel it has really good bearings for being on the cheaper side but its in between expensive and the super cheap brands. I rate it 7/10

@@OgdenSikel i wanna get shark wheels and maybe a mountain board( its a longboard with big tires, shocks, and even a handbrake )

Haven't tried it, but sector9 boards use gullwing sindwinder trucks, which are super turny. I would only consider if you were solely looking to do cruising. Also in my experience, sector9 boards are slightly overpriced for what they offer.

@@OgdenSikel thanks for the reply man! Yeah it seems a bit pricey and people keep telling me to get a land yachtz since my budget is around $~200. I feel comfortable on a 41” drop down board they just dont have any locally besides sector9. Any other brands you may recommend around that price range? I plan on just cruising maybe learn a few of the tricks you showed on your channel. Thanks man