OspreyComplete Skateboard, 31" Double Kick Skateboard for Kids and Adults, Concave Deck, Includes Grip Tape, Deck and Wheels, Pride, Multiple Designs

I got this board to give it a go as a former skater that is now 93kg. It held up well. I will say that you can't tighten the trucks enough before the nut sinks into the bushing cap so it's a pretty wobbly ride for a big fella. The wheels, bearings and deck are pro quality. The trucks are dung, but if you're lighter than me you probably won't notice it. It's got a nice shape and it took a beating from a very out of practice street skater. I left it in the garden for a year which obviously weathered the deck and it finally gave up today on a box 50-50. Really great for the money! If you're looking for something to get about the city on the wheels are nice and hard/fast. Not the smoothest ride but nice for street skating

Great Beginners Complete.. Great Deck.Got it as the Nephews first full size and it's great look, ride, trucks, weight, shape (it's a great deck).. "Osprey, All day." As the 5yr old Neph coined.I think the bearings need a little wearing but they'll be sound until he'll have to learn to whack some Reds on or something..(I've had a go of this one myself more than once. Ha.. it's a great board especially for the price.. I may indulge myself.)

OK so Im nearly 40 and i haven't been on a skate board for over 20 years but its always been on my 'need to get back into' list. I know this is a cheap board and I don't normally buy cheap but I thought if I get on with this one I'll buy something better. That aside I really like this board! When you get it the bearings will need oiling and the bushes are very loose so tighten them up before use, when sorted it is fast and a good size for an adult. After a few uses I have found the bushes are way too soft for me and will need changing to something firmer - this obviously depends on your weight - I am 80ish kgs and the board is said to have a max 100kg limit. The board itself is fine - make sure you identify the front from the back - the back curve is slightly higher than the front. You can buy a set of truck bolts that come with 2 different colour bolts heads so you can easily see front from back when on it - or just mark the grip tape. Overall a good basic beginner board which understandably for the price has very cheap parts fitted. if you are going to get serious you will very quickly need to change the trucks, wheels, bearings and bushes so with the added cost you may as well have bought a better board setup. If you just want to dip your toe in the water so-to-speak then this is fine and will save you wasting money on something you discover you don't like.

Brilliant colours , the colours really pop on to this board, great curves for tricks, I hopped on the board and booted it down the street it was very quick , great for cruising, man what can I say it's a great all rounded perfect for a beginner or a pro for that matter, Its a lot of fun, I take it out the booth of the car and me and my friends just go full send down a hill, best money I ever spent

Great board! I used to skate when i was younger, and was looking for a cheap(ish) board to get my balance and grounde tricks down before buying a dearer board. But i think this will last for ages. Strong deck, fast moving wheels, nice decal and decent grip. Perfect board for beginners, intermediate or even a semi-pro looking to mess around with! Great purchase! 👍🏻

So far so good, 12 year boy loves it but has not been on it for couple weeks now so has not been used a lot but so far it looks ok although you can see the board bend a bit with weight, not as strong as the old one my kid has. Delivery was on time and it board looks good.

Bought for my son to start skateboarding. He loves it, nice smooth riding and holds up.

For the money it's not too bad, as a board to give skating a go. If you take to it, you'll definitely want a full upgrade pretty quick though.You've probably noticed that it comes with abec7 bearings- something I considered a selling point. Well this is meaningless when they're full of gunk (likely from when they shipped from China) so check out how to clean bearings, and be prepared to do so. Once you've taken the bearings out of the wheels to clean, do yourself a favour and chuck the original wheels out. They are way too soft, scrubbing off momentum like nobody's business. Really makes life a lot harder than it needs to be for a beginner.(Item Description now includes durometer rating (soft/hardness) for the wheels as 85a. This is SOFT. Replace with something more like 100a- harder. Any wheels with a "b" rating will be lower numbers but a whole scale harder, so also suitable. Stick with a similar wheel diameter though.)I don't know if it's the same situation with the bushings, but despite tightening up the trucks an awful lot (they arrived super loose) there still seems to be very little resistance/stability. PAnother note on set-up: my board arrived with the axle nuts too tight, subjecting the already slow wheels to additional drag. If you don't have access to a set of spanners, I'd recommend buying a skate tool.