Slide Surfskate Street Surf Skateboard

Great product.. enjoyable and strong

Likes: Cheaper than most established completes, my purchase was sub 170. Super stable/begginner friendly. Responds well to the beginner wiggle. Lower deck height than Smoothstar, Yow, Carver C7, Swelltech, Waterborne. More lean angle than flow. Silent operation. Higher top speed than most systems. It's my kids favorite system. Impossible to wheel bite. Dislike: Deck quality seems lower than other top brands. Maybe slightly softer and heavier. Curb hits leave pretty good dents and the tail wears quickly. Rail to rail isn't as buttery smooth as others. Bumpier/rougher ride than systems with bushings. You feel every crack. Summary: I still ride often even though I have many others to choose from. Recommend for anyone looking for a first surf skate or to use for distance riding.

I've had the Fish Pavones for 4 days now. I started with a Flow board and quickly learned the limitations of that truck design. The Slide has version 3 of their truck which sits higher so the truck has more maneuverability and doesn't hit a stopping point like the cheaper Flow boards. I'm new to Surfkating and completely addicted. Only trouble is when hopping back on a normal board it takes a few minutes to remember how to turn using normal trucks. I absolutely love the feeling of carving this thing. Having a blast!

My teenage son loves riding this on our street and on concrete courts. He is a surfer and this surfskate simulates weaving on wave. When the waves are too small and not worth it to make the trek to the beach, this surfskate is the next best thing to surfing. This is fun and rideable for both my sons and my husband, too (Their heights range from 5 feet 0 inches to 5 ft. 8 inches; their weights range from 100 pounds to 150 pounds.

Love this longboard skate ! strong quality, smooth ride ! it so fun

Such a fun board. Carves really well and pumps well enough to make it up a slight incline if you’re willing to put in the effort. The wheels offer great traction while still giving you the ability to push out into a slide very easily. The only thing that I would change about this board is the grip. It’s very coarse but somewhat sparse which allows your feet to slowly begin to slide as you pump, especially if you’re really getting on it hard. It’s not bad, just could be better. The trucks on this board are what make it what it is. They are super responsive and the spring helps to propel you out of your carving/pumping movements. I have another board set up with the waterborne surf and rail adapter and the two handle very different. This board flows from rail to rail effortlessly, feeling a slight push back to center as you transition. The waterborne adapter has more lean angle to it, allowing you to cut a little deeper and make tighter turns. Overall I’m very happy with the slide surf skate. It looks good, feels good, and rides great.

Great value for a very solid surf skate. Make sure to adjust the tightness of your trucks and wheels and then you’re good to go.

This is not my first slide. I love them. This purchase however had bad bearings I replaced.

Like surfing.

I wanted to be able to practice surf moves when I can't get to the ocean. This board was great and lots of fun. It is also a great work out getting me in shape for my next surfing trip. The board is well made and takes lots of punishment from small rocks on roads without any visible damage. I have put a lot of miles on this board. It works well on down hills, level roads and slight uphills. Not able to make it up steep uphills yet but I am improving.

This board was really fun for me to start my surfskate journey. Pumps can go a long way and it's really easy to get it going. Feels very stable too. But I gotta say the grip tape it comes with kinda sucks. Doesn't really bite well. The bottom graphic also isn't aligned to the board properly but thankfully it isn't very visible until close observation. But at it's price point, nothing much to complain about. It's a really fun board!

Se adapta muy bien para días sin olas

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