bailey miller

I cant be the only one who hates the way this board presses, but whenever i press a box i can feel the board rocking heel to toe under my foot because of the 3d camber. Same thing with carving into a jump, when you go to flat base you just wash out. It was a good idea rome, hopefully youll get it right next time around.

I snagged a pair of these expecting mediocre gloves, but these puppies are WARM and COZY and the palms are super durable on tow ropes too! Grippy enough to yank your grabs hard and fresh looking too!

After breaking last years model, technine warrantied it and sent me this one for free. Today was my first day on it and its the same amazing park/jib board as the last one. super buttery flex but still has tons of pop with the carbon stringers. Surprisingly lively and responsive ride for a softer jib oriented deck. Took it off some 30's and 40's today and it was fine, not squirely at all. Very predictable and tons of fun. Only reason it receives four stars is because the model from last year snapped in half after putting about 20 days on it, but so far so good with this one!

Pretty darn warm, insulated in the vest area. zip pocket on the chest with a rivet to feed your headphones to the inside. Thumb holes on the hoodie style sleeves. Decently waterproof. Snaps on the hood to close it tight around your face with the hood up or around your neck with the hood down to keep your neck warm like a baclava. Its all around DOPE!

great looking, comfortable, and super warm. Decently water proof, and inexpensive. What more could you ask for?

Super good right out of the box, virtually no break in time, and EXTREMELY LIGHT WEIGHT. Great support behind your calf but extremely tweakable going forwards and side to side. Perfect boot if you want to shred park or street, yet it still has the support to hit jumps and haul ass on groomers. Its the perfect boot, in my honest opinion.

when they are fresh out of the box, they flex nicely and are pretty comfy, but they arent the most durable. Ive broken the heel cup on them and prior to that ive found tons of cracks through the plastic to cap. As far as durability goes, they pretty much suck. Sorry flux.

HANDS DOWN, SO DOPE, CHECK THE 2012 REVIEW FOR MORE

This is what i thought the first 3 months :Seriously my favorite board I've ever ridden in my entire life, and I've ridden dozens of decks. If they made these with a sintered base, there would literally be no reason not to ride one. Soft enough to press through kinks with ease, yet stable enough to throw cork 7s and haul ass on east coast groomers, and still forgiving enough to learn whatever trick you want at whatever speed you want. Literally THE BEST PARK/JIB/STREET/CRUISING ALL MOUNTAIN SLAYING board on this planet, and probably better than other planets boards too.

After riding this board for 3 months, I noticed the core creaking and making popping sounds. Next came the spider web cracks all throughout the top sheet, and finally the board snapped in half hitting a gap to boardslide. This boards durability is pathetic, I mean seriously, focusing a snowboard after 3 months is pathetic. Step it up technine before you lose even more customers.

super comfy ankle cuff, very secure on your leg and on your board, and has lasted over a year with no problems. If they sold these with candy, it would literally be the perfect package.

Mostly surfing Charleston SC I have knee high mush day to day, with occasional swells getting head high. This thing is the bomb for groveling through the mushy waves. Has a decent amount of foam to paddle into weaker waves, thinner rails for a more responsive feel, and although its a wider board, it has a nice rounded out tail, giving you more control turning and making powerful turns easier. Future 5 fin set up is the best, hands down. In my own opinion, Futures have a more sturdy fin box than fcs, and I've never had a problem with Futures. Superbrand also has super sick airbrush designs, I have yet to see an ugly Superbrand board.

this board is super long and skinny for a fish, and rides nothing like a fish. It turns like a fun board, has more stability with thrusters instead of a two fin fish set up. I don't like the way it rides on rail and its too much of a log for my liking. Plus epoxy is a wreck to fix, expensive and looks ugly when fixed.

in my opinion, these couldn't be any worse. extremely heavy, no flex at all with the high back, the toe cap fits weird, the straps rip, the ratchets stick, and the plastic straps that connect the strap to the base plate snap.

these headphones are perfect. there isn't one single thing wrong with them in my opinion, and the sound is phenomenal. as for the price and the value, yes you can get just as good of headphones for a lot cheaper, and yes these may be a bit over priced.

as far as head phones go, these are the best.

super comfy and stylish, with the usual quality burton fabric and stitching. it not only has what you see, but the sleeve stripes go all the way around, and it has a embroidered burton logo on the left fore arm. i personally have it in the bruins color way, for extra swaggggg :D

pretty basic, inexpensive rashguard. looks clean and fresh all the time, and gets the job done. material is great too, minimal nipple chafing hahah, but for real...

no complaints, its a no frills great basic warm weather rashguard.

super fun fish, the length gives it a quick and agile feel, while the amount of foam in it keeps you floating easily and helps with paddle power. the swallow tail is great to get speed out of smaller surf.

my favorite board to surf in smaller conditions and my favorite board to surf the gulf of mexico out of florida.

Dakine makes the best leashes hands down, they are the most comfortable around your ankle and the most reliable. no one wants to lose their favorite foam, so protect it with a durable, comfortable, and trust-able leash.

i have skated practically every truck on the market, and these are by far the best. they have the most comfortable and natural turning radius, while staying stable at speeds. They Grind very smooth, and they are also very light for being the basic truck. the only downside to thunders is that the king pin sits flush with the hanger, so it is easier to grind it down, but you are very unlikely to have problems with that.

burton fluoro wax is the fastest, and easiest wax to work with for the price. GET SOMEEEEEE

Ive been snowboarding for a few years now, and I've ridden a lot of boards. my first snowboard ever was a 2007 stairmaster. every year i would buy a new board, ride it until the beginning of january, and then sell it and just go back to my stair master. these boards are amazing, and after finally deciding to just buy another stair master, i have yet to be disappointed. I've only gotten to ride a few rails and a street gap on this board this year, and let me tell you, IT IS PERFECT!

STAIRMASTER FOR LIFE!

the best turning truck by far. thunders have a very quick turning radius, and are also extremely light. the only down side to thunders is that their kingpin is almost flush with the top of the truck hanger, causing problems with grinding down your kingpin. other than that, these are the best trucks in the industry by far.

this board is said to be rocker or reverse cambered, but if you lay it flat on the ground, it is almost completely flat. so in my personal opinion, this board is a flat camber instead of a rocker.

if you can't find a sturdy tie down, do not use a truck hitch, because unless you hold on until there is all slack, you will send the handle straight through the back window just like i did...

waffle knit inside, with a super soft somewhat of a sweatshirt/tee shirt combination on the outide. kind of thin, but still pretty warm. pocket inside the kangaroo pocket for an iPod or phone, with a rivet to feed headphones through. also right next to the kangaroo pocket to the left there is a little hidden zippered shut pocket about the size of a wallet that you could stash whatever little goodies you want, maybe a pack of cigs, some concert tickets, money, tooth brush, i don't know whatever you want! also, the fit is a little slimmer, and a lot longer than your "average" sweatshirt.

my favorite hoody ever, just a little too thin to wear for anything but skating and casual wear.

fit me perfectly, and look great. just slim enough to look good, but not skin tight. very comfortable crotch height giving you enough "breathing room" yet still high enough to skate in. perfect length for me also, they come over my shoes, but never go under my heel or get in the way skating.

this is the classic shape and feel, and is tried and true. this traction pad can do it all, and is the most comfortable and versatile pad out there. not to mention with dakine quality, its unbeatable.

so good, I'm convinced its witch craft.

this board is perfect for the surfer who can paddle and catch waves on a long board, but wants to ride a short board and learn more technical tricks. being a fish shape, it is a lot thicker, and is also wider throughout the board, giving it a lot more foam than a short board, letting you paddle faster and making it easier to float and catch waves, while the length is significantly shorter than a long board or a fun board, letting you experiment with tricks, and opening a lot more doors to possibilities with your surfing. personally, this board is great for everyone and anyone who wants to invest in a quality surfboard that will let them progress.

fit my face perfect, and seem to fit just about anyones face. the face melt lenses look great. the hinge, lens, and frame are all insanely durable, and with dog funks pricing, they are completely irresistible. get some.

i know some of us snowboarders are terrified of all this crazy new technology, i know I'm one of them. but don't let the JIBBAORD's JIB TBT scare you. Lobsters JIB TBT has a wider middle base, with smaller edge bases, giving it a flatter and more stable base.

THE BAD:these are a little bulky, with a lot of material in the ankle area that gets bent up when they flex. they run a little slim, and are some what hard to get into for me (i have a taller, wider foot; i can only wear 32 and dc).

THE GOOD: very nice quality materials, great stitching and sole. pretty light. great looking. great liner, with a great liner lacing system. very good heel hold, and very comfortable.

very poppy, and fun to skate, but I'm 0 for 3 on having an alien workshop deck last over 5 days before it snaps.

it could just be my bad luck, but this brand seems to snap faster than you can grip and set them up.

very lively, poppy decks. super stiff, and retain shape very well. great shape, and good maneuverability. the only downside i have experienced is that because black box decks are so stiff (so they retain shape and life) they tend to be a little easier to break.

personally, black box skate decks (zero, slave, mystery) are super stiff, lively, well shaped boards that are as close to perfect as 7 ply wood decks go.

very lively, poppy decks. super stiff, and retain shape very well. great shape, and good maneuverability. the only downside i have experienced is that because black box decks are so stiff (so they retain shape and life) they tend to be a little easier to break.

personally, black box skate decks (zero, slave, mystery) are super stiff, lively, well shaped boards that are as close to perfect as 7 ply wood decks go.

super solid, dependable urethane. very hard, but not slippery, rarely flat spot, never crack. best wheel on the market in my opinion.

always a very comfortable, practical shape. great pop at first, and are hard to break. i love them except for how soft they are. every habitat board I've ever owned has had the middle and the nose and the tail all flatten out, and it basically "dies" after 2 or 3 weeks of skating. habitats are great if you get new decks at least every month, or if your a smaller/lighter person; but if you want something that is stiff and holds its shape, you need to try something else.

this shoe is insanely comfortably, super supportive, and very durable. it has just as great of board feel as the lakai manchester selects, yet 100 times more durable, a lot lighter, and significantly more stable. i love mine.

these are some of the best skate shoes ever. they are super comfy, have a really grippy sole, a great shape, and the laces are perfectly placed for minimal wear. On the down side, the olly spot will get worn out super fast, and your shoes will be trashed after about a month of hard skating.

ive had mine for 5 years, and they are by far my favorite sandal ive ever owned. they form to my foot, and they never chafe my feet. ive put at least 1000+ days on these and they are still in perfect shape besides usual sole wear and the logo on the side peeling a bit, but its all good.

this board is sereously the shit. end of story. its soft enough to press and butter, yet has some good ol' camber to allow you to pop and give you stability on landings. also, its a pretty light board, which is an aspect often left out in making the decision on buying a board. this board is perfect for the guy that does it all, and this board will defenatelly help you learn and perfect your tricks.