Is a 33 inch longboard good?
At a length of 33″, the Drop Cat is the smallest drop-through Landyachtz has ever made. It’s an outstanding short longboard for freeriding, beginner sliding, carving, and some downhill speed. The Drop Cat’s small size makes it ideal for riding tight corners and narrow pathways.
Is a 32 inch longboard good?
Mid-Sized Cruising Board – Longboards in the range of 32″ – 42″ are the most popular and recommended for newbies of all sizes. With a length between small and long, these boards are just right and can do almost anything!
What size longboard deck should I get?
To choose the right longboard setup, you are going to want to consider: Riding Style….Longboard Size Chart.
| Longboard Style | Rider Height | Longboard Size |
|---|---|---|
| Cruising | Up to 5’10” | 32-40″ |
| Cruising | 5’10″+ | 40″+ |
| Downhill | Up to 5’10” | 35-42″ |
| Downhill | 5’10″+ | 42″+ |
What size longboard is best for sliding?
The length of a longboard varies and normally you should pick the size of your longboard based on your size. You will have plenty of options, from 33 to 54 inches. But a deck length of 39 to 42 inches is the suitable size for sliding.
What is the average length of a longboard?
They can be as long as 59 inches, while the typical skateboard is around 36 inches. Here’s where it gets confusing: longboards also come in sizes as small as 28 inches long. If the length trips you up, just remember the key difference between the two is that longboards are flat and skateboards curve.
Can a longboard be too long?
Thanks for your input. No way – it’s not too long! That being said – the only difference noticeable is while paddeling on a bigger board- you just have more board in front of you, which doesn’t really effect anything. And no- it will not make your nose go under and different than any other long board.
Are longboards good for cruising?
A pintail longboard is typically a good option for relaxed and chilled boardwalk cruising. What is this? You may choose a 40″ or longer deck for stability. A flat deck (no concave) with moderate flex is perfect for easy cruising – flex gives you a comfortable ride and less stress on your joints.