Does anyone have an idea of how the boards do in a parking lot for tailgating? Does it bounce and/or move alot?
297830
They are fine with the bags that come with it. If you try to use 1 pound bags they bounce off good. This is a perfect set for tailgating. Beats the hassle of dragging a heavy wood set.
297831
I have used it on fairly level concrete patio surface and it does not scoot around. Makes loud thuds though. I would imagine if the competition was using heavier bean bags than are provided it might make it move a bit. If you are using it for it's designed purpose I don't think you would have any trouble.
297832
we used them in our parking lot for a company function and there were no issues, they are nice boards.
2052021
The board does come with the deck & wheels, it's ready to ride! It's a smooth, easy ride & doesn't take a lot of effort to ride. Long ride with little effort, I think it would be great for a college campus. Good speed on pavement.
1893860
We have ours on the grass and it's been great. Very stable and never any swaying, unevenness or warping. Solid product and it's prob been a couple/few years now since we got it. Kids still play on it all the time and the little trampoline now goes to the big trampoline lol
1053654
I roll my bag through bumpy parking lots every day I use it and now I roll it down curbs and small stairs out of laziness to carry it down. It has held up quite well. The wheels take the impact down very well. I don't know how it would hold up for long distances but through a college campus it just shows normal wear and tear. The wheels haven't bent or gotten stuck.
1468346
The ramps come with a large, curved, lip (about 3" long and the full width of each ramp) that would rest on the tail gate. I use mine every day for getting my equipment out of my construction trailer and the ramps never move. Depending on the height of your truck and the amount of force/momentum of what you are loading, there shouldn't be much movement there either.
2032105
actually, it doesn't hook to a tailgate or a bumper. It has a soft curled and that stays in place with the weight of the animal.my four legged family member Weighs over 90 pounds and there is not an issue with her climbing the ramp or with it trying to slide.
1140257
It's reasonably well balanced, and it's easy to roll around on a concrete floor, but it's still heavy so moving it up hill or over rough terrain might be a challenge. I helped someone wheel it up a ramp into a pickup truck once. We're both big guys and it took both of us to push it up the ramp (which was on the steep side). I rolled it through the back yard on my own, but it wasn't the sort of thing that I would want to be doing frequently in the middle of the night in a snow storm.
1537445
Actually yes, on flat ground like cement it really is great. Even on bumpy ground like brick sidewalks and cobblestone roads it still works fabulous! So on regular concrete road or sidewalks it works really well. I have the black and purple one, it is really light and portable and great for getting around on. I recommend it to anyone looking for a light, portable skateboard without spending 100s of dollars for a geniune penny board
874262
lol, to answer your question, this board went under my friend's dad's car and he ran over it, it survived with no damage. I wouldn't worry about snapping this board.
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*
1916514
the legs fold into the table for storage, I guess you could use it on top of a picnic table also the side table folds in. it could fit in your tailgate...?
1419841
From what I've seen, it's a little large, because the weight of the larger backboard has to be balanced. I'll also not that it's surprisingly durable. Mine has had it's corners partially crushed by car tires three times now and still does not leek!
2048411
It would indeed stop the movement but the bags will still bounce more than desired when hitting the board --- it's just too flimsy of a design. Poor design = poor experience. Save your money and buy something sturdier that doesn't need to be fixed with sandbags at the bottom.
1850857
The mats are usually fine. They do slip a little when I am working faster than I should be working, but most of the time, they are fine and they don't slip. I really like this board option with the mats.
1224276
No. It would be too dangerous. The "tailgate" is easily removable.. In addition, it is quite small. I would not do that at all due to injury concerns.
128853
It has a LOT of flex, being a plastic board that doesn't have Penny's signature formula. I am at the upper weight limit, however, and the board has held up just fine. Remember to keep your feet over the trucks, though, even with the board being as small as it is.
2084579
Not much flex in the deck .. sliding will depend on the rider . More of a cruiser / carving board . Wheels are ok.Great price for a good board...