Very cool. Son loves it. Board came warped/twisted so one wheel doesn't touch the ground if you're not standing/riding on it.

This is my son's first skateboard. He really loves it (mainly because he loves tigers). Not a bad deck. Stiff enough for me and the trucks are decent.

Bought this for my 11 year old nephew. It’s a perfect size for him. He’s just learning, a beginner.

The trucks of the board is not mounted straight. Consequently it drifts to the side and is hard to stir for a beginner. I bought two for my boys. One was ok, the other was not. I returned the one with the incorrectly mounted truck for a replacement. However, the replacement had the same issue, just not quite as bad. But in addition the wheels of the replacement turned extremely hard. So I returned it for good. Also: The pivot cups (10 by 12 mm) are not standardize in the way that they are not easily replaceable part. I looked through 4 or 5 pages on Amazon and could only find one seller and they ship from china with a shipping time of 4-6 weeks.

My 7.5 yo loves this so far. It's a cool looking deck, and seems really sturdy and well-built. I was never a cool kid with a skateboard, but this seems like a pretty good starter board for the price!

Decent budget board, we bought this to teach my son before investing into anything more expensive. Not my first choice for a complete, but due to "quarantine", everything was sold out at the time. This board was one of only a few that didn't have a month wait. My perspective is from a parent that wants to teach his son to skateboard without investing in a $200 setup right away.Honestly, the price was actually higher than it should be, this is Walmart or Target components, but for around $50 (this should be solidly in the $30-40 range). The deck and grip tape are solid, I borrow this board from my son to teach him regularly, and it holds my weight of 190 lbs without any issues. It is on the narrow side at 7.5" wide for an adult, but doable. I wouldn't try doing tricks at that weight, but for cruising and carving, it is fine.First things I changed out:The bushings are utter garbage, they are ridiculously hard, and I'm not even sure that is accurate, because they basically don't carve even after trying to break them in. If this is for a younger kid learning without much weight, turning is nearly impossible. I purchased some medium bushings and they made a world of difference, all for about $9. This board literally behaves like a whole different beast with this investment.Next, I loosened the wheels a little as some barely moved out of the box. The bearings are cheap, but fine for a beginner that doesn't need too much speed. Later, you'll want to upgrade these. If you plan on learning/teaching on rougher asphalt, you may also want to invest in wider and softer cruiser wheels with taller riser pads so you don't get wheel bite (stick to 60mm or under wheels, otherwise bite will be too much). If your ground is smooth enough, these trick wheels will be fine for now, although not as stable as some good cruiser wheels and harder to learn on. Another problem with these smaller wheels is that you can jam up something as small as a pebble.The trucks are perfectly fine, they're heavy generic budget steel, but honestly don't make any difference at this stage and they're durable, I've had no issues with them.The graphics are relatively cheap looking up close, but, you can add stickers on top and they will end up getting shredded on the bottom anyway. Also, a younger kid probably won't notice the finer details.In all, this board is okay, not garbage, but decent entry level board if you invest about another $10 into it for new bushings and adjust the wheels for spin and check the trucks for alignment. It can get beat up, they CAN learn on this, and you can invest into something more later on if they stick with it, say for a Christmas present.

It looks great was told it would arrive after the 10th and we got it early which was amazing but my daughter loves it perfect size now longboard but not the mini boards

Fue para mi hijo y por el momento no hay queja

Only part other then the bearings that were disappointing were the bushings wheels and even board feel good and have been put through some fair testing, would only reccomend if used for cruising or learning incline. flip tricks are easy due to the 7.75 size but the board chips almost every contact.

It was a Present for my 11 year old grandson. He said the wheel are really good and the skateboard rolls really well. He is out riding it several times a day.

J’ai donner en cadeau... Neveu très content

Bought as a gift, he was very happy, great for a younger kid who wants a skateboard without spending alot of money!

Perfect for a rookie. The ball bearings aren't lickity split like you'd want as you progress in skating. If your looking for a beater board for your budding skater, this is the board for you. My son loved being able to pick out the design and having it all built and ready to go was great.