Volador 46inch Maple Dancing Longboard

Just received this Volador long board today and am very impressed by it. I've a collection of Sector 9s which are great boards but about four times the price of this Volador; I'll be putting those up for sale now... At 46" in length, it is a bona fide 'long board'. Rode it at dusk in a freshly-minted parking lot and had a blast. Smooth, fast, and lots of fun. The flex profile of a board is of most importance to me in a long board; it's crucial to have flex for a smooth, responsive ride. I weigh in at approximately 174 lbs. and this deck has the perfect amount of flex. The trucks look decent and the reverse king-pin is a nice feature. Very much like the wheels which feel medium-soft in terms of hardness, contributing to a smooth ride. At sixty clams with free shipping for Prime members, it's a steal. [I live in Hawai'i and it would cost at least sixty bucks to ship this thing via UPS or Priority Mail]. I recommend this board for anyone under 200 lbs. looking for a quality long board at a great value. ~ Mahalo nui loa. Post-script [12/24]: So I just ordered another one of these. Same great board but they seem to have over-looked that a quarter-inch riser serves an important purpose in vibration dampening. Without a thin layer of rubber or plastic, all the road grind is being transferred up to the rider and rattling nuts loose. I'll install them on my board but will need to buy longer hardware as the bolts are short on this set-up. For future consideration, 85mm or 90mm wheels would be fantastic on these 46" decks. Narrower profile and a taller wheel provides better roll and endless glide for those of us who can gyrate a longboard for miles.

It's exactly what it says it is. Easy to ride, put my own grip tape on the top at parts so it's easier to plant my feet. The grip tape is unusually placed.

I went back and forth on picking this board out because I read reviews saying to go the extra money and get a better board, but as a beginner I decided I could start here and if I don't end up being any good at using the thing I'm not out too much money. I can echo what a lot of other people are saying about this board in that bearings can stand to be upgraded. I currently get around pretty decent on it, but I'm gonna throw some Yellow Jackets on it. I also found that it helps to loosen all of the hardware up and tighten back to your liking as some stuff is too tight and some too loose out of the box. Another big problem for me has been wheelbite. This board has some wheel wells molded in but I can see from where my wheels are rubbing that they aren't even making it into that area. I have some risers on the way to help deal with that too. I'm a heavier guy (over 200lb), but the board feels sturdy and strong under me. I've managed to pick up a couple tricks on the board and its fun to ride around the neighborhood. The designs are awesome and the board looks really good. As a beginner I feel pretty good about using this board to learn on and even feel good letting my sons learn on it too. TL:DR Version Nice out of box (requires minor adjustments), but upgrade bearings for a nicer ride. (Cheap fix) Wheelbite a problem but should be fixed with some risers. (Cheap fix) Sturdy, looks great, fun to ride. Great for beginners.

I am a beginner, and an older, heavier guy. I originally got a drop through board, but decided I wanted something symmetrical with kick tails so I could work on some tricks. At $60 the price can't be beat, and the finish, grip, deck, trucks and wheels are simply beautiful! Upon receiving the board I noticed that the trucks actually have alternative screw holes in order to shorten the wheelbase by about an inch. I decided to take advantage of this feature right off the bat since the board is already very long and shortening seemed like a good idea. You will need an allen key and adjustable wrench (and a little patience) to do this. I also tightened the trucks slightly. The stock wheels are 70mm but i eventually swapped them out for the 69mm wheels that were on my drop-through board and I like the difference enough that i am keeping them on there. You will definitely need to look out for wheel bite with the stock 70mm wheels, but the 69mm practically eliminate that problem. The contact area on the wheels also discolor quite a bit, but that's sort of to be expected.

Absolutely perfect for a person looking to get into longboarding without breaking the bank. I was able to ride it right out of the box without any adjustments. I took it to me local skate shop and the owner was surprised how well built the board was. I’ve never ridden a board before so I am an absolute beginner. I was expecting to crash a lot during the opening hours of getting my feet wet but so far no falls and the pushing and carving feels so easy. Very smooth ride and perfect level of flex in the board (I’m 5’11” 150 lbs as a reference). The length is great too. I wasn’t sure how such a long board would feel but I would not get anything shorter now. It feels luxurious riding something this long, plus the level of control you have on something this big is top notch. Perhaps in the future once I get more proficient I will get a higher-end longboard but that won’t be for a very long time as this is a wonderful setup. If you are considering getting into longboarding at all, look no further. Overall it is quite an impressive setup and at $59 it’s a no-brainer.

Reasonable price for a dancing longboard. However, the shipment caused some scratches. There was no foam or filler inside the box when the seller packed the product. One of the wheels is not working well. I returned this product

Very smooth.

Llego mucho antes de lo esperado, esta increíble 100% recomendado