We throw in a Stoked tool and some skate wax so you truly have all you need to get rolling Unlike other price-point setups, this comes with an American-made deck (pressed at a top factory) and brand name components.
Why it's rad: We build this ourselves to get you rolling for as little as possible. Here's a few of our top picks if you do not already have a skateboard: Naturally you're gonna need a board to practice these tricks. Recommended Skateboard For Learning Tricks Once you can start and stop comfortably, you're ready to start learning some tricks. Be mindful of where the skateboard goes after you jump off. The jump off stop is done by jumping off the skateboard (duh) and letting your body carry the momentum forward instead of rolling with the momentum with the skateboard deck. This is a relatively uncontrolled way to get off the skateboard, but works if you have to stop rolling in a hurry. Last but not least is the classic jump off. This is going to cause the skateboard tail to wear and thin out over time (called razor tail) but you will look pretty cool doing it. To stop with the most steeze, you can push the kicktail down and drag it along with your foot. At lower speeds (under 10 mph) this is the best way to stop with minimal wear to your kicks. This is essentially stepping off the board and pushing backwards to bring your speed down. If you want to try to save your shoes, you can do a reverse push. We don't recommend doing this too much because it will destroy your shoes. You can also drag your back foot toe to shave just a little bit of speed. The friction between your shoe and the ground will slow you down to an eventual stop. 
The simplest way is to take your pushing foot off of the board and drag your foot/heel into the ground. There are a number of ways to stop on a skateboard. STOPPING - The next basic you must master is stopping. Whichever foot position feels most natural when you first get on the board if the one you'll be. If you are goofy skater, it will be your left foot pushing. If you are regular stance, your pushing foot will be your right foot. This entails taking one foot off of the board, pressing it into the ground, and placing it back onto the board, consequently propelling you forward. PUSHING - One of the first things you should be comfortable doing on the board is pushing. 3 Beginner Skateboarding Flip Tricks to Learn.
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