Is germany the only place with walk in stores

Nope we have some here in the US.

What's a walk-in store?

i have a feeling its a store... that you can walk into (as a pose to internet shops)

just guessing tho

i'm building this new park and i need your suggestions on what quarter or something similar to put in that corner (brr quarter is too big)
i'm thinking about harrier transition or something but idk the lenght of it

BTW lenght beteween halfpipe and side of the table is 25 CM

stevenfilms wrote:

What's a walk-in store?

A shop you "walk in" 2 instead of buying online

when blosom will be on FF again???

^ i think im the lucky one who got the last one

@puresirgold I would honestly leave it free, looks good as it is!

CrazzzzyBoarder wrote:

@puresirgold I would honestly leave it free, looks good as it is!

that. you don't want over crowding..such a sick plan though!

PureSirGold wrote:

i'm building this new park and i need your suggestions on what quarter or something similar to put in that corner (brr quarter is too big)
i'm thinking about harrier transition or something but idk the lenght of it

BTW lenght beteween halfpipe and side of the table is 25 CM

Leave it free, it looks sweet as it is.

Oh, well the way IronFIngers put it, it made it sound like some out of the ordinary store haha. I thought stores like that were everywhere.

I didn't think I'd have to specify walk in fingerboard store as we are on a fingerboard forum..
I have been to the shops for bread today so I'm well aware that there are walk in stores ..

My question today is what's the advantage to brts or ys over regular wides

They are really nice for looseness, weight, lock nuts, design and paint, as well as the length of time they last in comparison to wides..

So in your opinion, are they worth the high price tag?

well for the improvement, no, but you have to remember the molds they bought to make them cost a bomb so thats what you are paying for..

Yeah I'd say they cost alot to get the original mold etc.. But they should lower the price when they've covered it in that case lol

I think I'm gonna buy some when I start my job

yes get them i think they are worth it in reality but on paper maybe not..and when they have payed the mold cost back i'm sure prices will gradually fall..

i have like a weird crease on my B-wood, on the top, and on the bottom? is this a problem?

Top

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Bottom

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B-wood is brand new that is why it looks like no holes, i have not punched through the graphic yet

maybe its because of the mold? maybe the mold needs fixed?

It looks fine IMO I wouldn't worry about it but I could be wrong

i had this, SEND IT BACK, dont use it. And tell them and sue them XD


no, its fine once you put grip on it you wont notice hope its ok.

I see alot of people on YouTube with very loose trucks, mine are pretty tight since I got them and I always had my td trucks tight over the years..

Could someone tell me the advantages to loose trucks over tight trucks?

Would you recommend I loosen mine

Ummm, when i started i had tight trucks. Then i loosend my Y's and they absolutely awesome, but i hate loosening wides :/

try it, especialy with high spec ones

Ironfingers wrote:

I see alot of people on YouTube with very loose trucks, mine are pretty tight since I got them and I always had my td trucks tight over the years..

Could someone tell me the advantages to loose trucks over tight trucks?

Would you recommend I loosen mine

I like having medium tightness on the trucks. I too used super tight TD trucks for ages but the advantage of loosening them is that you can actually turn a bit and it makes your style a lot smoother. I also recommend this for skateboards.