Dropper Dream

Boards with the Downhill designation are built to handle going down large hills or mountain passes. This doesn't mean that you're automatically licensed to charge down these hills, but rather that the board can handle it if you have the ability. Downhill boards typically feature more complex molds, unique constructions and premium hardware and components. Always skate within your own abilities and wear a helmet.

Just about every board we make is suitable for getting your from Point A to B, but boards designated as Commuter are typically easier to push because they sit lower to the ground and are well suited to travel long distances... or just get you to work without having to fight traffic. They typically have longer wheel bases, and larger diameter wheels to maintain speed as well.

Freeride boards are usually best suited for all types of sliding, flat ground tricks, as well as low to medium speed carving. If you're looking to write your name on the street in "thane" lines, then you want a Freeride board.