Rimable Drop-through Longboard 41Inch PINKBLACK
Rimable 41INCH Drop-Through Longboard
Deck Shape:Freerider Deck.
Deck Layers:9Ply
Truck:Drop Through 7Inch AluminiuM Truck.
Wheel:70x51mm 85A Hardness PU Wheels
Bearing:Rimable use the High-speed lubricant Bearing
This Drop-Through Long board is the perfect choice for anyone wanting all the benefits of a standard drop through but with a tighter turning radius.
Whether you’re weaving through people or cones this little carver will definitely do the trick.
With its low deck height for easy pushing, 9.5″ wide deck for powering through turns and 70mm PU wheels for a cadillac smooth ride and ultra low rolling resistance the 41″ Drop Through Longboard is a hard-to-beat all-rounder.
The Drop-Through Longboard with Maximum stability makes this a great choice for downhilling,
while its ease of pushing is perfect for long distance riding or just kicking around town/campus.
Product Features
- 41X9.5 Inch Size With Freerider Shape longboard!
- 8 PLY FULL Canadian Maple Deck for the long board,More Elastic and More Load Weight
- Drop Through 7inch 180 Aluminium Truck With High Elastic Bushing!
- 70X51MM PU WHEELS With 78A Hardness
- Rimable Longboard Bearing with high-speed lubricant
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