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Longboards At Two Bare Feet

All our Two Bare Feet longboards can be divided into types depending on your ride style. We have boards that are perfect are freeriding, cruising, and carving.

Freeriding longboards are great for tricks and slides. Due to the drop-through trucks, your centre balance on these boards is quite low. The symmetrical shape of this board will never fail to exceed expectations. With these boards, there are no limits as they are a perfect all-round board which makes them suitable for all.

Cruisers are a mixture between a longboard and a skateboard. Due to the setup of these boards, you will get a smooth ride wherever you ride. The kicktail allows you to make extremely easy, smooth manoeuvres, making this the perfect commuting board.

Carving longboards are more suited for those who want to perform long and deep turns rather than building speed. These boards will give you the versatility to perform carving tricks as well as slower cruising. The pin/kicktail gives our carving longboard amazing manoeuvres, especially around corners. 

Remember, you decide how and where you want to ride - these aren't rules, just advice and guides to help you find your perfect longboard match.

Longboard trucks

Depending on which board you have will determine whether you have top-mount or drop-through trucks. Different trucks will give your longboard different performance levels.

Drop-Through Trucks give you more stability and help with balance since there is less distance between the deck of the board and the ground. 

Top Mount Trucks are on most carving and cruiser boards to give you an amazing smooth ride as well as performing smooth carving tricks. Top mount longboard trucks are attached onto the underside of the deck.

Longboard wheels

The wheels on your longboard make a big impact on its performance.

If you have larger wheels, this will allow you to build speed due to the larger diameter. Harder wheels are easier for tricks as they are very easy to slide. Soft wheels will allow for a smoother and more comfortable ride with amazing grip.

Which board is for me?

When choosing which longboard is the right one for you, look at:

  1. Maximum Weight: This can affect the performance of the board. Remember the bigger the rider, the bigger the board.
  2. Length, width, and flex: You need all these factors to match your body shape and size.
  3. Riding Surfaces: Where do you plan on taking your new Two Bare Feet longboard? You need to think about the surfaces you will be riding your new board on as you do not want the board to disappoint.
  4. Your Plans: Think about what you want the board for, is it for tricks or simply cruising?

Take all these factors into consideration to find the perfect board for you.