Lywaini Longboard Skateboard 41 inch Drop Through Complete Skateboard Cruiser for Cruising, Carving, Free-Style and Downhill

The board is good for beginners but not for someone who is looking for another board who is experienced. The tools also did not come with my board and it came in a over sized box causing some dents to be made in it. The wheels were also really lose so I had to tighten those and I also had to tighten other things on the board because there weren’t attached right.Overall it’s a decent board and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to get into long boarding.

Great board. My son loves it. Did not get the tool that it was suppose to come with so he was disappointed about that or we would have rated a 5

Got this for my beginner and she loves it. Very sturdy. Nice graphics.

This my first board I ever purchased and it rides great! I recommend this!

My kids love this more than their old retrospec board.

Unless you way under 100 pounds don’t buy this. It is extremely bendy which makes it harder to turn. I mean if you want to buy this for your small child its not a bad choice, the ride is smooth but there is definitely a limit.

Cheap ass piece of crap board! I could put some wheels on a cutting board and it would be made better than this thing. Max weight of 330 pounds.... I’m 130 and the thing flexes like it’s about to break when I gently stand on it. That’s what I get for buying amazon. Absolutely no quality control nor pride in their products. Incredibly disappointed. Oh, and not to mention they didn’t even bother taking off the plastic on the board before they assembled it, so you have to disassemble it or just deal with plastic stuck to your wheel plates. I’d give it zero stars if they’d allow.

I’m 39 years old, and I’m terrified.It’s been more than two decades since I last owned a skateboard, and I’m such a dried up old man that I wasn’t even aware longboards existed until I saw Ben Stiller carve his way across Iceland in The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, but ever since I saw that movie the little kid who lives in the back of my mind (the one who tells me that ice cream is both good for bone density and a perfectly respectable breakfast option) has been whispering at me to get one.So yeah, here we go. The board arrived this morning and so far I’ve only dared ride it through the long hallways of my building, but holy (expletive I’m probably not allowed to use in a review) this is fun! Riding a longboard is NOTHING like I remember skateboarding as a kid. I remember needing to kick off every few feet just to keep going. I remember the cheap, plasticky trucks dragging me back to a standstill as if I were skating through porridge, but this is like floating on air. The trucks feel preternaturally smooth. I can make the board roll a little just using my body weight, and one kick will send me all the way down the hallway. The board flexes and rolls beneath my feet so easily that even I can perform a fairly tight 90 degree turn at the corner of the hallway, and I’m the kind of guy who could fall off the floor.Don’t get me wrong, this thing is terrifying, and I’m making it sound easier to ride than it is. I’m sure that as soon as I work up the courage to take it outdoors I’ll fall off, break my tailbone and spent the next month grumbling like a pensioner, but right now I feel like a kid at Christmas. This is so much more than I was expecting. It’s a whole new experience, and I urge you to try it.P.S. For reference I’m 190lbs and the board feels perfectly stable under my weight. It’s rated for 330lbs so it should come as no surprise that it can handle my weight, but it flexes so much it’s a little disconcerting at first. Push through the fear.