Anybody here FingerBoard, if so whats your favorite kind
or whats your set up i ride tech deck and kayle
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I always wondered if these were still a thing anywhere. In early high school I had a few tech decks that I used a little. Never was good, just messed around.
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Used to use some techdecks. Mastered the ollie, tre flip, grinds, and some other stuff.
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yo, i have a flatface g15 deck with ytrucks and ywheels!
yo! thats sick
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I have a few Tech Decks, and I used to be able to do basic tricks and flips. I might get back into it now.
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I dug out some old tech decks recently and have been trying to do some of the basics. At this point I can’t even Ollie, any tips?
roll it back a little before the trick
Ok, is doing it on a plastic table going to make a difference? Like one of those folding ones, it has a little give whenever I push down on it.
it could actually help! Other than that the surface doesn’t realy matter
I was really into it 2 months ago and then I finally got a broken knuckles mystery box the week that I got I quit it just wasn’t as fun as I thought it was going to be so if anyone would like to buy $60 worth of broken knuckle finger boards let me know i will sell them to you for $30
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I used to have this one board by Close Up. I’d love to play with it some more but all the bearing wheels I have are cracked.
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I’ve been playing a bit as my kid has gotten into them. I suck, but it’s still fun to goof off.
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When I was in middle school I was pretty consistent with the basic stuff like kickflips heelflips tre flips grinds and impossibles but that phase didn’t last too long.
I still have a few in my closet, pulled them out a while back just to see if I could still do it, can’t really do anything consistently anymore other than ollie
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RISE FROM YOUR GRAVE AND RESCUE MY DAUGHTER
…sorry.
I’m playing the necromancer here, but I’m looking to try my hand at fingerboarding (pun intended)
What’s a good intro setup?
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Do you want a good pro level complete or just something to dabble in with?
I only ask because a Dynamic complete is a great pro complete but will run you about $100. Or you can look into a SlushCult Grom complete for about $16-$20
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Dabble, for sure!
You could always start with a tech deck for around $5, but these ones are wood, have foam tape, and bearing wheels. It will be a lot better representation of what fingerboarding is.
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Second this!
Nice set up dude, and cool that you make decks also!
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