Broken board...time to get a new one!

[proskater14]

Ok so it's been like a month that I've skated and already (unfortunately) the trucks have broken and there's no way I can skate with that board again. So I think for me, I've learned the ollie like..70%, it isn't bad but with a bit more practise I think I'll pass it with no prob!

Anyway, I was asking that now I don't have a board, I think I should get a new one but much better and stuff so I can learn better/faster. The first that I bought was cheap so it didn't really work out.

So what company do you think has the strongest boards?

(By the way I'm in the UK so UK skateboards only...or I can buy american ones but only online.)

[spenser]

real, or something else from deluxe (real, anti hero, rasa libre, krooked)

or tum yeto (toy machine, foundation, pig)

out of the two, id say real and foundation.

and since youre uk.. i hear blueprints are good?

[proskater14]

Yeah I found a really good one online it's Blueprint and apparently they are really strong and last long. It's in the UK so you think that's my final answer? Or final decision?

[thechemicalguru]

yeh blueprints are cool and not the most expensive deck

[just_skate_]

Spenser said my favorite two companies. Deluxe and Tum Yeto.

[crazy_dave]

Best UK decks? Karma, Third Foot, Death or Blueprint.

I had all of em apart from Blueprint and can recommend them highly!

[proskater14]

Thanks for your opinions guys! Well, I'll do my best to get a Karma, Third Foot, Death or Blueprint skateboard. I can't wait to start skating again, it feels so weird.

Once again, thanks! :-1:

[Ramp]