Would I be able to slide at all with this board?
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I have been able to get it to slide a little, but the wheels and trucks are not meant for sliding and when you enter a slide it is very difficult to keep it going. I know that you want a board to slide with but you don't want to spend a lot of money, This board is mainly for Speed and Downhill and is on the cheap side. I recommend checking out originalskateboards dot com or loadedboards dot com for sliding boards. There are some top of the line boards on those sites for under 200. Pintail Longboards Complete on Orginalskateboards go for $139 - $149 they also have a Manhatten 27 for $130 Which is also complete with trucks, Wheels etc. I skate Original all the way, but Loaded is good too. Hope this helps! I have been able to get it to slide a little, but the wheels and trucks are not meant for sliding and when you enter a slide it is very difficult to keep it going. I know that you want a board to slide with but you don't want to spend a lot of money, This board is mainly for Speed and Downhill and is on the cheap side. I recommend checking out originalskateboards dot com or loadedboards dot com for sliding boards. There are some top of the line boards on those sites for under 200. Pintail Longboards Complete on Orginalskateboards go for $139 - $149 they also have a Manhatten 27 for $130... » Read More I have been able to get it to slide a little, but the wheels and trucks are not meant for sliding and when you enter a slide it is very difficult to keep it going. I know that you want a board to slide with but you don't want to spend a lot of money, This board is mainly for Speed and Downhill and is on the cheap side. I recommend checking out originalskateboards dot com or loadedboards dot com for sliding boards. There are some top of the line boards on those sites for under 200. Pintail Longboards Complete on Orginalskateboards go for $139 - $149 they also have a Manhatten 27 for $130 Which is also complete with trucks, Wheels etc. I skate Original all the way, but Loaded is good too. Hope this helps! « Show Less
1565497
I don't think you could unless its wet as the wheels provide a lot of grip and you would have to change them to harder PU to slide.
1565498
I have never done a slide before so I really can't answer the question. However, this board is a bit heavier than my friend's 44 inch atom board tho. I guess if you change the wheels to wheels that you know can slide, then do so. Sorry If this doesn't help
1163558
It's really not that much smaller than a normal board, only 3 inches shorter and not quite as wide. I don't think it would be a problem.
1650979
IMO..You should have all the vertical parts of the ramp on solid,even support for proper load support and,You could very well experience sliding of the ramp as You try to ascend...Dave
1215573
Honestly with the length and weight of this board it would be almost impossible to slide at all. With any wheels.
757277
I don't believe so....the only comment I would make is about WHERE you use it, not WHO...can't do too much on a wood floor - it can slide.
1693081
Not really.. this board is more for cruising than freestyle. Along with that, the wheels the board comes with are extremely gummy. They're quiet and grippy, good for cruising, but bad for sliding.
1469246
Bumpy as far as road and sidewalk, ur fine after practice. turning is easy, just need to practice leaning and shifting ur weight properly :) *disclaimer- im tiny, so i am unsure wheather size effects how u respond to the board. This is my personal experience*
1511509
Yes. Its a great board for the price. Just make sure to loosen the nuts when it arrives to get a better ride.
964633
yes. the seat slides back and forth. so you should be able to get it to a comfortable level.
1241147
If not too much height difference, use a small towel to slide. Should work fine.
471848
No, it doesn't slide on my countertops. I have been very pleased with this board, however, my countertops are made of ceramic tiles held together with grout which may make them less slick than yours and better able to stabilize the board. I hope this answer helps.
401243
My table is marble finish and I have no issues with mine sliding. I believe it's heavy enough that you would have no problem, but can't say for sure.
1343691
Not with out some modification. It would be steep and the base would not sit flat. Try to find longer slide would be the easy solution.
1936099
yes, but I do not recommend this board. It has weird trucks. The bearings are too tight and therefore it does not allow for a lot of spin. A lot of work for little motion.
1023297
It could slide, it's a smooth backing. But I use it on top of carpet. But they work great
184945
This would be good, as long as the height difference is only an inch or so. Much more than that you tend to glide back to the lower side.
580228
Yes and no. It all depends on how loose/tight your trucks are and how fast you are going. If you are coming a decent speed that do slide, but not as wall as sector 9 butter balls or some of the orangutang wheels.