In this video I am talking about what you might want to consider, when buying a longboard for your travels. Hope you enjoy. Got questions? comment below!
Bro that's amazing! Yeah, I still use this Account but don't upload often. So nice to hear you're going on a longboard trip. 1500 is crazy! What is your route? Can I follow your journey somewhere on social media? Shoot me a message on IG if you're keen :)
@@baranertanyonel1528 you can probably take any longboard, but I would suggest getting a dopdown deck when you go for multiple days. Just search dropdown longboard and you'll find plenty.
@@ARTVENTUREFILMS oh no idea at all personally - I’ve just heard for pushing having a Paris 43, for example, in the back can add some stability. After more research I think it would but not enough to really worry about. I actually ended up going with a zero degree setup for my back truck - don’t trip poppy 55 degree in the front and a don’t trip delirium zero degree for the back truck. Can also pump on this, but I just wanted max stability for fast pushing. Still interested to see how a slightly lower angled rear truck with stiff bushings feels for normal riding though.
I don't have any experience with other longboards, apart from the one i went on. I would suggest finding one, where you have the ability to still push normally. Being able to push every now and then was really nice on a longer distance because your feet start to feel weird and hurt because of all the vibrations. The eco mode on my board used my pushing as the acceleration and kept the speed afterwards, slowly lowering the speed until i went for another push. A nice feature for longer distances but other boards that you can push normally without having too much drag would work too. Maybe that can help :)
@@chanil45 the board was nice but really expensive if you buy all the excessories too! So i would look around and watch some comparison videos of longboards :)