Aye it's always a good one when bobby comes down as the more casual skaters like myself take a backseat n just sit n watch n get drunk.

Always welcome down mark when covids fucked off n the shed is open accepting skaters again (his wife's put the thumb down a bit on it being weekly). Sure we'd know someone in mutual and even if not it's a welcoming place for all skaters.

edit: fuck supreme for how long they take to deliver trucks, last part of new crusing set up.

as fuck mark, skills.
n yeah sure it's him, doesn't really look any different tbh.

My lad has asked for a skateboard for his 6th birthday.

I want to get him something mid range in case he isn’t into it.

I don’t really know much about boards so would appreciate some advice/recommendations if anyone can help.

Cheers

Would second the above. That’d be fine for a young beginner but decent enough to be worth the cash. Don’t go for something really cheap. It’ll be so crap (bearings/wheels) that it won’t even roll properly and that alone will probably kill any enjoyment he’ll get out of things.

Tony Hawk - Until the Wheels Fall Off

A boards never been worth 350. Not ever.

worryingly (for my wallet) it isn't too far off - 280 is certainly within realistic boundaries, through 350 may be pushing it a little

Many Yankee brand decks are 70 quid
70 quid - Indy/ace trucks
50 quid - Spitfire wheels
70 quid - bones ceramic bearings
assorted extras 20 quid

Sure my Swiss ceramics were 129.
Supremes are £80 I'm sure
Ricta Cores were £45
Grip £20
Deck was £60 I think.
4 x 1/4 risers - £16
Bolts etc - £10

I can try price it out after surgery tomorrow. Not sure which sites I used but will have saved.

Although alfi you can say "I was wrong to question you, a god" and we good.