Tips on Switch Ollies/Nollies?

Get a lot of speed and use high kick decks.

Oh, and guys, what's your say on thick tapes?

It will get thinner over time and it lasts longer.

If it really bothers you put it in a clamp for a bit and flatten it out...

It will slowly get thinner over time and lasts longer though if you can deal with it.

Best Brr ramp for a beginner?

Well Box 3 was the best but since it's not on anymore maybe box 3 reloaded or a plain and simple pallete

^I'd say none, practice on household things like cardboard fish finger boxes etc. then wait until you get more advanced and certain that your going to keep doing it before you buy any professional ramps

Thanks, I was gonna make a box myself but I wondered what would be good for a beginner

will teh box 3 ever return?

fromagehomme, homemade items are fine! Like Danny said, don't buy any professional ramps unless your going to stick to fingerboarding, because it'd be a waste of your money.

whats the big difrence between the pop decks flat concave and the new concave?

new concave has a bit more concave.

Maybe someone know, when will Elias Assmuth Complete will be available at flatface?
I sent them emails, but they didn't answer...

Danny Hynam wrote:

^I'd say none, practice on household things like cardboard fish finger boxes etc. then wait until you get more advanced and certain that your going to keep doing it before you buy any professional ramps

There are so many household objects that make great fingerboard obstacles... You just need to be creative but you can basically turn anything into an obstacle... Try using CD cases as stuff to ollie onto, the sink as a bowl... Go to the dollar store and buy like pencil cases and stuff, just be creative in how you use it. It's also probably a good idea to buy some anti-slip stickers they help out so much.

MaxL wrote:

Danny Hynam wrote:

^I'd say none, practice on household things like cardboard fish finger boxes etc. then wait until you get more advanced and certain that your going to keep doing it before you buy any professional ramps

There are so many household objects that make great fingerboard obstacles... You just need to be creative but you can basically turn anything into an obstacle... Try using CD cases as stuff to ollie onto, the sink as a bowl... Go to the dollar store and buy like pencil cases and stuff, just be creative in how you use it. It's also probably a good idea to buy some anti-slip stickers they help out so much.

Probably the best ansswer youd get.

Is there any way to take off Ytrucks with out using the Y-Tool ?

I'd say Box 2 Reloaded. It has 2 grind heights and a manual pad.

Anton Dean wrote:

Is there any way to take off Ytrucks with out using the Y-Tool ?

allen key??

tech deck t00l

THIS IS ONLY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE PURCHASED ONE OF THE NEW BERLINWOOD WIDES.

Does the wide shape come with wider riptape? because riptape is only 31 mm so it wont fit the deck.

answerz pl0x

riptape is 32mm? I have riptape uncut on 32mm decks, it fits. Both my afx s deck and blosom oldschool are 32mm, and have uncut rip on them. Tape goes perfectly to both edges.

HOWEVER.. I hear that they do come with wider tape, but don't quote me on that.

kerryDETH wrote:

riptape is 32mm? I have riptape uncut on 32mm decks, it fits. Both my afx s deck and blosom oldschool are 32mm, and have uncut rip on them. Tape goes perfectly to both edges.

HOWEVER.. I hear that they do come with wider tape, but don't quote me on that.

hmm. the problem is then its flush with the sides and you have to shave the tail and nose which will look kinda wonky, especially when im cutting it lets hope it comes with wider tape. i messaged them on the brr store.

its things like this that should go in product descriptions...

How wide is pre-cut Riptape?

Im pretty sure its 28 or 27 atleast it used to be