Skateboard decks have been seven layers of cross laminated hard maple for decades because\nnothing cheap has beaten it. The grain of each layer runs across the one below, so the deck\nresists twisting while still flexing enough to pop.
\n\nFewer plies is lighter and snaps sooner. More plies is stiffer and heavier and kills the pop.\nSeven is the compromise that works.
\n\nDouble kick means both ends turn up, so you can ollie off either end and ride switch without\nthe board caring which way round it is. Concave is the dip across the width, and it is what lets\nyour feet find the board without looking down.
\n\nBoth are things a beginner appreciates without knowing why, and both are things a cruiser board\ndoes not have.
\n\nABEC-9 bearings are high tolerance, which means the board rolls freely and keeps rolling.\n95A wheels are on the harder end: fast and slidey on smooth concrete, chattery on rough pavement.\nThat combination is a skatepark setup rather than a rough pavement cruiser.
\n\nThe 95A bushings in the trucks are what let you turn by leaning. If a new rider finds it twitchy\nor stiff, the kingpin nut adjusts that in seconds and is worth trying before deciding the board is\nwrong.
\n\nAt 19.8 cm wide this is a standard adult width, which suits tricks and gives a smaller rider\nroom to grow. A very young or very small child is usually better on a narrower deck, and the age\nguidance of six and up assumes a full size board is what they want.
\n\nWater gets through the grip tape into the end grain and the plies separate. A deck that has\nbeen left out in the wet feels dead, and no amount of drying brings it back. Wipe it down, keep it\ninside, and it will last years.
\n\nCheck the axle nuts and the kingpin every few sessions. Loose hardware is the most common cause\nof a board that suddenly feels wrong, and it takes one tool and one minute to fix.
\n\nLearning to ollie means falling over, repeatedly, on purpose. Wrists and elbows take most of\nit. The seven piece pad set in this range is sized by head measurement and is the cheapest\ninsurance in the shop.
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