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Anyone ever ride any boards? (anykind)

Your_Shadow446
#21
quickcasteri can ride a ripstick use it to ride to school or i skate to school
I find ripsticks a little odd. No offence. They seem uncontrolled.
I'd love to skate to school, but with my 'label' I would get eaten alive.
Zeb
#22
I used to skateboard, but that was ages ago. These days if I get enough free time to make it to the beach I prefer surfing. Learned on a long board and bought a short. Not a nice transition, and I made a fool of myself for awhile before getting the hang of it.
timmy1991
#23
I finally got around to buying a new board... check it out!
http://www.skatewarehouse.com/Plan_B_Ladd_One_Off_Deck/descpage-PLPJOODK.html
orange281
#25
Mario94I can sk8 but I prefer longboards...you guys have to try it you can get up to like 50km.Awesome stuff
Go longboards!!!! I have just taken the trucks + wheels of my long board and jammed them on my skateboard. Now i have some kind of magical hybrid board. It goes quite fast but I'm not sure what will happen if I attempt a trick.
Irili
#26
I used to surf but I don't have a board anymore :'(
I'm strictly stuck to boogie boarding now which isn't as fun (nor as dangerous) as surfing.
equitypetey
#27
i skated in my teens but sucked at any tricks, but i did used to go mountain boarding with a friend which was awesome fun. i only used to go cruising down massive hills it was good fun and the stacks were massive.
Natewlie
#28
I like to use the ironing board.
cjdogger
#30
Forum boards.
equitypetey
#31
Natewlie · #28I like to use the ironing board.
well at least you know your place ;)
UsagiXKiller
#32
I wakeboard and skateboard a bit but I'm not really good at either one.
Seph
#33
Snowboarding, already have my vacation booked for January. :D
johncarl
#34
im always board. hee hee.nehhh...i cant ride any boards
lampslammer
#35
been skating forever. ive kept almost all of my decks since. i have a stack of dead soldiers (broken decks) almost two feet high.
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