Atom Drop Deck Longboard - 39 Inch

Bought this longboard skate for my 8 year old grandson.l asked him how he liked it now that he’s had it for a month and his answer was “ Honestly it is just so good “ So l guess it’s a keeper. Good looking and well made, no issues with the trucks or wheels . Happy customer.

I wanted to try out a longboard for a last mile commute situation. I am not into any typical longboard activities, this was just the most portable, inexpensive, efficient transportation I could find for 1-3 mile rides in each direction. This comes with softer wheels, standard kingpin trucks, and a slightly dropped deck. The factory combo is adequate. You can get on it and ride, and the wheels and deck make for a fairly smooth riding platform even on lousy roads. The bearings work well enough to start, maybe even better for beginners because they roll ok, but not like you're on ice. I ordered 3mm rubber risers and Bones Reds bearings, put them on after just one or two rides. Both were excellent upgrades, imo. The lower risers make the deck height a bit lower and easier to push, though they invite wheelbite if you are heavier and really work the rails. The new bearings glide great, and are good for probably twice the distance traveled for the same effort as the stock ones. With no other longboard experience, this set-up feels much like a big, heavy, cushy ride skateboard- though without a kicktail. It turns much like a reqular skateboard. The length feels adequate for a 6'+ rider, though it may be narrow if you don't like your feet hanging over. Overall, this should work fine as a transportation board on less than ideal surfaces that are flat or moderately sloped. It's faster, smoother, and more efficient than a skateboard, but the choice between this and a cruiser might be made by how you prioritize the deck height, overall size, and kicktail.

Smoothest board I’ve ever ridden. There’s no need for new bearings. Soft wheels. Sharp turns. The wood smells funny but it’s not a terrible smell it’ll wear off. The design is really aesthetically pleasing. For 80$ this is an amazing board.

Great board! One bearing came damaged but it didn't matter as I was replacing all the bearings with Redz bearings (highly recommended). The board gains decent speed when going downhill. It's very light for its size and form and is very easy to balance on. I do suggest loosening the trucks if you are more experienced with longboarding as the trucks are a little tight, however for a beginner a stiffer truck will be more helpful to gain knowledge on how to balance. Grip tape is also not as strong as I had expected it to be, I will be replacing it soon.

Very stable board and my 9 year old son is loving it. He still has some learning, but this board really makes it easy.

i am 39 not my 1st skateboard so opened and started to take it apart so I can change to a colored grip tape and found a Crack in the nose on the painted side so was visible will see if it holds up but otherwise seems decent quality for the price have to see if the Crack opens up with hard riding (update) bord rides great have had no issues but I am going to change out the bearing and bushings but the bushing that came with it are fine i just like softer bushing for tighter turns and changing bearings for faster speeds and longer coasting but otherwise great bord for the price

This was a birthday present for my 13 year old. These longboards are all the rage, and he loves this one. It's sturdy and seems well made. I do wish it had black wheels because the white ones obviously show every scratch & dirt but that's a very minor thing.

It's a pretty good starter board. Trucks were way too loose and not beginner ready. Grip tape is peeling literally a day after using it. Might be worth it to pay double the amount for an arbor instead.