Andrew Norris 
It is always great to have a longboard according to your riding style. Cleaning the longboard parts on a regular basis increases the life of your longboard and it also helps the longboard to stay functional. A longboard with an unclean deck, rough wheels, and non lubricated bearings can not perform according to your expectations. … Read more
A rudimentary factor of understanding the basics is how you stand on a longboard is called a longboard stance. Longboarding stance doesn’t reflect only the placement of riders’ feet on the board, but it also depicts the overall body position during the ride. Stance on a longboard depends on the riding style and a few … Read more
Freeride longboarding is one of those riding styles that longboarders love these days. If we talk about “what is freeride longboarding” and its learning difficulty, it is not too difficult to learn compared to carving, commuting, and downhill riding. We consider it the second easiest riding style to learn whereas cruising remains the first one. … Read more
Longboard vs. Penny Board is one of the most heated debates among the beginner members of longboarding communities. One of the significant differences between penny and longboard is clear from their names. A penny board is comparatively way smaller than a longboard which has an expansive extended deck. However, the deck length is not the … Read more
Using longboards as means of transport to cover a distance of miles is an extreme level of commuting. Unlike other riding styles of cruising, freestyle, freeride, or downhill riding, the commuting technique requires professionalism at its best. In other longboarding methods, you do not need to have collective skills. For example, you only need to … Read more
Every kid or a starter always stays confused about the safety measures before joining the longboarding community. Longboards provide excellent opportunities for transportation and enjoyment in spare time. But, there would hardly be a skater who hasn’t got injured at any point of his riding career. The most common injuries include skin scratches, knee sprain, … Read more
Longboard pumping is a highly-appreciated riding style among longboard riders. Also, the longboard riders have enormously done longboard pumping throughout the year (2023). Some of the riding techniques are easier than pumping a longboard whereas some are hard to implement. That is to say, if you have a little command over longboarding, you can avail … Read more
Nothing can stop longboard enthusiasts from enjoying adventurous rides, but the rainy season is one of those hurdles that scare newbies. That’s the major reason why people keep asking if longboarding in rain is safe or not. So, we have to go through a few factors before we conclude something. Longboarding in the rain is … Read more
Undoubtedly, freestyle longboarding is one of the most technical riding styles in longboarding. Compared to freeriding, you must have experience in longboarding and grip over various skills. Mostly, freestyling requires stopping, balancing, speeding, and turning tricks at once. This one also has multiple tricks and techniques like sliding, cruising, dancing, and other riding methods. So, … Read more
Riding an electric longboard is different from riding a traditional 40 inches longboard. The reasons behind the different riding styles are numerous. First, an electric longboard does not move with the push, and it proceeds with remote control. Secondly, you don’t have to try different braking techniques for stopping a powered longboard because it has … Read more