Active Ride Shop is re-emerging with a new owner and new management, according to a press release. Lender GemCap, which had seized Active's assets and closed all stores, has sold to Bedford Ventures Inc. ... Active's new ownership and management follows the company's auction in January 2020.2020-02-29
Are Blank decks worth it?
Obviously, it saves you a lot of money and breaking one doesn't really matter because they are cheap. When on a tight budget you could start out with a cheap blank and invest some money in decent trucks, bearings, and wheels. Once you get better at skateboarding you can save up for a proper board.
What are the most popular skate decks?
- Best Overall: Real Eclipsing White.
- Best Value: Real Renewal Doves.
- Best for Bigger Skaters: Creature Malt Sliquor Everslick.
- Best for Park Skating: Antihero Classic Eagle.
- Best for Vert Skating: Powell-Peralta Skull & Sword 249 Shape.
- Best for Street Skating: Baker Brand Logo 8.125.
Are almost decks any good?
Many skaters feel their Almost deck is among the best decks they're ridden, snappier and crispier than other boards. For them, Almost's strong points are durability, lightweight, and pop – though some skateboarders feel that among decks made by Dwindle, only the Impact Series are strong enough for hardcore skating.
Is active going out of business?
Active Ride Shop is re-emerging with a new owner and new management, according to a press release. Lender GemCap, which had seized Active's assets and closed all stores, has sold to Bedford Ventures Inc. ... Active's new ownership and management follows the company's auction in January 2020.2020-02-29
How often should you change your deck?
The International Association of Certified Home Inspectors estimates decks made from wood planks will last about 15 years, while structural wood will give you 10 to 30 years. Composite decking will last anywhere from eight to 25 years.2021-08-17
Is an 8 deck good?
If you wear shoes 9.5 or larger, we recommend getting a deck between 8.0 and 8.5 inches. In general, skaters who like flip tricks, manuals, ledges, flat bars and technical tricks usually prefer boards on the narrower side of the spectrum (7.75 – 8.25 inches).
What Decks do pro skaters use?
- Street Professional Skateboarders: 8.0” – 8.125”
- All Around Professional Skateboarders: 8.25” – 8.5”
- Park Professional Skateboarders: 8.5”+
- Freestyle Professional Skateboarders: 7.25” – 7.5”