Two Bare Feet Complete Carving Style Surfskate Skateboard 28"/ 29" / 30" / 31" / 32"

Awesome board if you can’t afford the price of the likes of carver boards. Really worth the price for what you get. The hardwares not in the same league as a higher brand board, but It’s a wicked intro board to Surf skating. The amount of surf practice you can get from this board when not in the water is sick. It allows you to practice pumping for speed, practicing bottom and top turns, roundhouses etc without the hours of paddling and pop up. For getting my body positioning right and being able to spend more time repeating and learning the moves it’s the best £60 I’ve ever spent. The boards nice and wide and feels stable for those super low grabs And tight turns. Totally needs tweaked for more response as it’s quite a flat feel. Loosen the trucks and also loosen the wheels a tiny bit and stick some super soft bushings in. It will feel more responsive and make it easier to pump. Stoked with this board and looking forward to better surf technique when there’s a swell. I feel that I’ve learnt more in 5 hours on this board than I have in five months in the water. Should have got one years ago 🤙

Bought this skate because front tracks looked like Slide tracks (on non 360 version). Unfortunately these are either bad copy or old generation design. I have Slide skateboard, and range of movement was significantly less on "two bare feet" version and overall feeling is stiffer ( I tried adjustment but it didn't make much difference). For this reason I decided to return it. It is still a fairly decent skateboard and good value for money I guess. "two bare feet" is £80 while Slide can be found for about £140. You get what you pay for. Alright for a beginner, but then pumping would be easier if it had wide range of movement.

Brought as an entry to surf skate after a friend sent a picture from a store in Devon. Firstly out of the box is looks lovely, feels like a lot more than £60 worth and the pictures don’t do it justice. I’m 5’10 and feels like the perfect size to me although I’m used to skateboards so I might be wrong. Only had a little scoot around the car park but rides lovely and picks up speed on a decline very quickly compared to a normal skateboard. Can’t say any bad words so far and can why the brand is recommended a lot. Also, delivery was super fast!

Purchased this a couple of months ago. Straight away the trucks were not tilting smoothly - they'd get stuck in one direction repeatedly. I contacted the company through amazon. They then instructed me to contact them outside of Amazon with a video of the problem. I did so via their facebook channel. I received a response saying that the people who monitor facebook have no contact with the customer service team so cannot show them the video. Eventually I managed to embed the video into an email. I was then given advice that didn't fix the problem. Instead of offering a return they asked for yet more videos! Had enough of the wasted time. I wouldn't buy from this company again.

Amazing board, rides so nicely, is well made and a great price, several of my friends have one, I would definitely recommend to anyone as a starter board!!

I used this board for 3 months and then decided to upgrade to a proper Surfskate (Yow). This board was good value for money and got me started and hooked on surfskating, so I’m grateful for that. However, the range of motion on the front truck is very limited (even when adjusted) and therefore it is very hard to pump properly. The deck itself is good quality and the rear truck is fine, it’s just the front truck that needs changing and won’t give you the range of motion to allow you to pump, like you can on a board with a truck that has a bigger range of motion. I bought a waterbourne adapter, which was relatively cheap that transformed this board, though I then also needed to buy a new front truck for the adapter. Hope this review helps someone!

Great value, nicely made.

I bought the 27" Surfskate with the 'A Frame' front axle and have to say it was VERY different. On the whole its a nice little board, everything seems well made and finished, plus it has nice smooth rolling wheels and bearings. The 'surf skate' feel takes some getting used to though. The front rides very high and the 'A Frame' sets the front truck back slightly which I found really off putting as the wheels were then behind my front foot position. It's certainly an interesting concept and good fun but I eventually removed the 'A Frame' (turning it into a lovely little cruiser) and grafted it onto the front end of a 40" TBF longboard where it actually feels fantastic.