38" Drop-Through Longboard Cruiser – Maple Deck, 70mm PU Wheels, ABEC-9 Bearings – Madd Gear Black White

You please rewite this like a professional reviewer or Critic for me. Got this longboard as my first beginning introduction to Longboard skateboarding. Had tried street boarding, cruise board but never longboarding before. Sure, this might be Sector 9, Loaded, or Landyachtz. I feel like I wanted to try this Madd Gear Longboard out before jumping into something expensive. Pros: Inexperience, decent deck quality, and above average wheels. Cons: The bearings seem like ABEC-6 or maybe it just need better wheel setup. It doesn't have a kick tail or nose tail. The trucks have a very squeaky sound. I try lubricating it, but still squeaky. Really hope the turning radius was greater though. In conclusion, quality at this price point is really the main appeal. Copilot Certainly! Here's a polished, professional critique: As an introduction to longboard skateboarding, I chose the Madd Gear Longboard. Previously, I had dabbled in street boarding and cruise boards but had yet to venture into longboarding. While it may not be a Sector 9, Loaded, or Landyachtz, I wanted to test the waters with this Madd Gear model before investing in a more premium option. Pros: * Suitable for beginners * Decent deck quality * Above-average wheels * Great price point * Beautiful graphic on top and bottom of deck Cons: * The bearings appear to be ABEC-6, and the wheel setup could benefit from an upgrade. * Lack of kick tail or nose tail * The trucks emit a persistent squeaky sound despite attempts at lubrication * The turning radius leaves much to be desired In conclusion, the primary appeal of this longboard lies in its quality relative to its price point. It offers a decent entry-level experience for those new to the sport.

The board is sturdy and flexs great, the wheels are super smooth. My son loved the cool graphics. Walmart had it for big discount and delivered free without a scratch. What else can u ask for?