Atom Drop Deck Longboard - 39 Inch

Nice board, but the grip tape was coming off in 4 places (4 corners where the deck bends) when I received it. Not just peeling a little at the edge but like completely coming off. I should probably send it back but Im just going to shove some double-sided VHB tape in there instead.

My son loves it. Very good quality. The picture looks like it is real wood. It is not.

Board is solid and rides really smooth. Has been great so far

This is a solid board, especially for the money. There really isn’t anything that needs replacing or upgrading if your a beginner or intermediate rider. Just take it out of the box and ride it. I haven’t been skating in over 30 years and I hopped on this thing and it all came back to me. The fact that this has a low center of gravity and is easy to ride makes a huge difference too. I’m glad I picked this board after looking at several others. Perfect choice and I’d buy it again without a second thought.

Awesome long board. Rides smooth and the trucks are nice, you just have to loosen them a little bit. Would definitely recommend to friends and family and anyone wanting to buy a longboard. Great price along with great quality. Only thing that caught me off guard was the color of the deck its much much darker, almost a black color, but I like it more :)

Id recommend to change the bearings but other than that its a great board.

Love it. Had to tighten the trucks a bit, but as a beginner, I felt very comfortable on this

I really enjoy my Longboard that I purchased from Amazon. The quality of the board is the same as when I opened it fresh. I always ride my board around on campus. Thank you Amazon!

I fell

This is my first longboard. I was looking for a stable board for cruising and carving around my neighborhood streets and trails and this board is perfect. Not having a kick tail took some getting used to but I knew that going in. The drop is low so its very stable on downhills and with some speed, make sure you adjust your trucks accordingly. I have not tried big hills or anything above 20 mph yet, my trails and roads are smooth so the wheels are fine as long as you keep your speed, i noticed at slower speeds the wheels catching on pebbles that my 65mm Sector 9 Nine ball wheels i have on my Madrid Cruiser rolls over no problem. If you want to slide easily, youll want to change the wheels. The Area 51 wheels are for more grip than sliding with their sharper less beveled edges. I did upgrade the bearings to Reds and the wheels rolled significantly faster and made for more efficient cruising. Im 510 185 and the deck feels solid and plenty stiff if you are looking for a sliding board. The money saved on this set up, with a truck and wheel upgrade you would have an awesome sliding board. At some point, I plan to get to Caliber trucks and Orangatang Stimulus wheels but for now Im Really happy with my Dark Tiki board!!