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Lukáš Krejčiřík

Úspěšně zlomeno za dva měsíce řekl bych že je min pevná jak ta 1.6 než tahle, jsem zklamaný !

Lukáš Krejčiřík

Úspěšně zlomeno za dva měsíce řekl bych že je min pevná jak ta 1.6 než tahle, jsem zklamaný !

Jamie T.

I bought this for my son (in June 2026) because he destroys all of his boards. Not planning to give to him until Christmas this year though, so I can’t provide an accurate review of quality until he gets it. Looks pretty sturdy though!

Jamie T.

I bought this for my son (in June 2026) because he destroys all of his boards. Not planning to give to him until Christmas this year though, so I can’t provide an accurate review of quality until he gets it. Looks pretty sturdy though!

Anonymous

very good deck

Cybernetricks Flo

The 2.0 is still in the box. I’m keeping it for later, until I finally manage to finish my 1.6. I’ve been skating the 1.6 for about six months, two to three times a week, and I can honestly say this board is incredibly strong—almost unbreakable. It’s extremely resistant to razor tail and heavy impacts. Six months later, it still has the exact same pop as it did on the first day. The PU protection that wraps around the entire board is a game changer. I’ve had plenty of hard impacts, including full-speed crashes into curbs and walls, and the board has held up amazingly well. The PU has protected the edges from the kind of chipping and damage that usually happens with traditional skateboards. I even skated it in the rain for an hour, and it didn’t affect it at all. I’d recommend this board whether you’re a beginner, intermediate, or pro. It’s especially perfect if you’re somewhere between beginner and intermediate like me, and you really put your board through the wringer with failed manuals, sketchy landings halfway through flip tricks, or your board shooting out at full speed into a curb or straight into a wall. Before this, I had a Decathlon board made with five maple plies, plus two layers of fiberglass and carbon. After six months, the razor tail was already severe, the pop had noticeably decreased, and the wood was starting to chip after several hard board slips and impacts. To finish, even though I haven’t skated the 2.0 yet, I have to say it looks absolutely stunning. The black PU and the slick carbon finish make it a true work of art. It’s almost tempting to keep it on display rather than skate it!

Cybernetricks Flo

The 2.0 is still in the box. I’m keeping it for later, until I finally manage to finish my 1.6. I’ve been skating the 1.6 for about six months, two to three times a week, and I can honestly say this board is incredibly strong—almost unbreakable. It’s extremely resistant to razor tail and heavy impacts. Six months later, it still has the exact same pop as it did on the first day. The PU protection that wraps around the entire board is a game changer. I’ve had plenty of hard impacts, including full-speed crashes into curbs and walls, and the board has held up amazingly well. The PU has protected the edges from the kind of chipping and damage that usually happens with traditional skateboards. I even skated it in the rain for an hour, and it didn’t affect it at all. I’d recommend this board whether you’re a beginner, intermediate, or pro. It’s especially perfect if you’re somewhere between beginner and intermediate like me, and you really put your board through the wringer with failed manuals, sketchy landings halfway through flip tricks, or your board shooting out at full speed into a curb or straight into a wall. Before this, I had a Decathlon board made with five maple plies, plus two layers of fiberglass and carbon. After six months, the razor tail was already severe, the pop had noticeably decreased, and the wood was starting to chip after several hard board slips and impacts. To finish, even though I haven’t skated the 2.0 yet, I have to say it looks absolutely stunning. The black PU and the slick carbon finish make it a true work of art. It’s almost tempting to keep it on display rather than skate it!

Ingo Jäger

The board consist of a great quality with the indeed reasonable price.

Ingo Jäger

The board consist of a great quality with the indeed reasonable price.

Vincent B.

Pour un deck à 150 euros le fraisage des trous n'était pas fait, j'ai du le faire moi même ! La planche n'a pas l'air si résistante que ça à l'abrasion. Résiste par contre bien au choc, le bruit du pop est bien également. Et elle est superbe.

Vincent B.

Pour un deck à 150 euros le fraisage des trous n'était pas fait, j'ai du le faire moi même ! La planche n'a pas l'air si résistante que ça à l'abrasion. Résiste par contre bien au choc, le bruit du pop est bien également. Et elle est superbe.