where do u get the best sk8boards?
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@ ur local sk8shop or ccs.com
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Burton is by FAR the best. The only problem with them is they are marketing geniuses and know a thing or 2 about getting your hard earned cash. My Burton Canyon is now called a Baron and has a $100 higher price tag. They are the EXACT same board. Stood them up side by side at the board shop, same EXACT info on the tags and everything. Like I said, it's all marketing, but they do put out a quality product. One of those love/hate deals, lol.\nI have Ride boots and Bindings, had em for 6 years now so they definitly can take the wear and tear. Saloman makes some nice stuff too as well as K2-good boards.\nWhen I bought my canyon, I bought one from the year before that the board shop had in the back of the rack. Caught a NICE discount.
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I am an avid skier and outdoor enthusiastic (as you can see from my avatar). I recently found a site called www.evogear.com that sells ski, snowboard, and wakeboard gear. They have the best customer service, very low prices, and the coolest gear on the planet. I think they are based in Seattle, WA. I have never had a bad experience with them and I've placed four orders!
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go to skatewarehouse.com they have everything there, explanations for different types of boards for different skills and tons of training vidoes. Fastest and cheapest service as well i got my complete custum set and shoes 2 days after ordering.
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Mini Logo boards are cheap but they are not the best boards \nVery little pop that easilly wears down, and i dont think they even know about concave\n\nnow depending on your budget i would recomend either\na Zero if u want an all around good board, they last a long time and they look sweet \n\nNow if u need your board to last long i would go with a lip tec\nLip tec boards have fiber glass in between the layers of wood making them close to impossible to snap
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http://www.icerinksupply.com/\n\nhttp://www.icerer.com/\n\nTHOSE ARE 2 GOOD SPOTS TO START.\n\nCHEERS AND HAPPY SKATING!\nKC
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www.ccs.com\n\ncustom complete skateboard shop\nyou can also get a free catalog by mail.
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If you go on ebay and search for a snowboard, you can find complete snowboard packages for pretty inexpensively. And all you're really looking for is a cheap board and some good inexpensive boots. The most important thing to do with your board is to get it edged and waxed before you go. Any board is good with the proper care. Got to ebay, look in the newspaper, and try these sites\nwww.shopzilla.com\nwww.shopping.com\nwww.backcountryoutlet.com
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If you have a tight budget, maybe consider getting a setup that's not ALL burton stuff. There are other good brands, and burton bindings will fit into any board and any bindings will fit into a burton board. If you aren't willing to consider other brands then try these places:\nwww.the-house.com\nwww.overstock.com\nwww.backcountry.com\nwww.christysports.com\nwww.shorelinesnowboards.com\nwww.boardsforless.com\nwww.snowboarddepot.com\nwww.boardzone.com\nwww.nextag.com\n\nAlso try looking at ski swaps and end of the season sales (now is a good time for that :) hope you find what you're lookin for!
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Zero skateboards r the lightest and also it depends on the trucks too, u should get Grind king trucks, Bam ball bearings, and Flip whells, also u should get Dark magic grip tape, get one of those Jamie Thomas training videos. Good luck on becoming a sk8er
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Ebay is always a good one to look at.  If not, contact your local surf shop.  There are always used boards in local shops.  If you're just starting, don't be tempted to buy any board that is smaller than about 7 foot unless you want to have a bad time learning.
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you should go onto burton.com and find your snowboard there.
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One of the best ways to find alot of skateboard companies is to go to any online skate shop and look for their page index.  This will show you every category or company that they carry.  By the end of the day I bet you will have over 400 skateboard companies on your list.\n\nHere is what I have for you so far:\nBlank Skate, Zero, Mystery, Black Label, Casual, City, Almost, Darkstar, Enjoi, Speed Demons, Flip, Baker, Hookups, Fury, Thunder, Indy, Venture, Grind King, Navigator, Silver, Phantom, Royal, Tensor, Spitfire, Ricta, Accel, Black Market, Black Panther, Black Magic, Jessup, FKD, Iron Horse, Mini Logo, Superlight, Powell, Lakai, DVS, Duffs, Supra, ATM, Fallen, Globe, DC, Emerica, eS, Etnies...................and the list goes on and on and on.\n\nHope this helps you out.\n\nlater\nGorilla
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Try jansnetcraft.com.... that's where I buy mine from
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E Bay!  They have everything.  Check out the going price there.
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ccs.com and activemailorder.com have great deals.  if your 12 you should definatly get a 7.5 or lower board width, and dont worry about plys, because your not gunna break your board.  Some great beginner board brands are Almost, chocolate, and a CCS blank deck.  I would definatly get an ALmost if i were you because they are amazing.  In the padding area, Protec is very good, but anything they sell on those sites i recomended will be good.  Also you will need trucks and wheels.  Tensor and Krux are great trucks, and Ricta, autobahn, are the best wheels, but wheels dont matter too much, except for wheel size.  If your going to be doing alot of vert skating and park skating then you want a bigger wheel.  anywhere from a 54-56 mm, but if your going to be doing street you will want a 49- 52....i myself have 49 mm Rictas.  Anyother questions you have i can answer.  Remeber one thing though, alot of skateboarding products, are about personal preference, how they feel to you, some people may hate your board and you love it or vice versa.
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decks i would go w/ zero or zoo york  wheels-spitfire, bearings-lucky, and for shoes ive had best luck with circas and vans