Element Push

[BonesSkater]

How is the Push from Element?

[late_flip]

any element deck is fine.

[Sk8TillD8h]

i have never tried element decks
most people say that element decks are wierd and shit but idk

[BonesSkater]

Only good element decks are fiberlights

[FreeLOVE]

^Actually all of them are alright, people just make dumb assumptions about their products because they label Element as a "poser" brand.

[cheapboarder]

this element deck is 90 dollars guys.... I wouldnt buy it...

[Foundation999]

Its 100 bucks. No deck is worth that much.
Anyway they probably have a similiar shape to other elements, Nose and tail are pretty similar (nose being longer by a bit), Medium to steep concave.

[aliabbas391]

9o bucks is a rip off

[AlmostForever]

From my expirience most hi tech decks are a ripp off. The only one that I've tried that works really well is the Almost impact deck becuase they are more durable and there is almost no price difference.

[graffeedy5]

From my expirience most hi tech decks are a ripp off. The only one that I've tried that works really well is the Almost impact deck becuase they are more durable and there is almost no price difference.

and foundation/toy fiberlams. They cost the same but dont snap.

[Stolleyman73]

Elements are good decks, regardless of what anyone says. Especially the regular, plain old, non-hi-tech decks. I had a regular element, and it was great. The Fiberlights are OK, but not as good.

[late_flip]

Oh shit!

push is epic as hell!

Theere using helium tech and then putting carbon fiber on it?

thats legit as fuck!

I can only think this deck is the best shit.

light and strong, fuck yeah.

[cheapboarder]

^^^
Well you go waste 100 dollars while I get my chocolate board.

[FreeLOVE]

and foundation/toy fiberlams. They cost the same but dont snap.


Every deck snaps. And I agreed that the Almost IMPACT is the only hi-tech deck that actually works.

[froto]

I think Element makes shitty decks in general. I've ridden feather and fiber light, siamese and helium, and the only one that seemed pretty decent was the helium, but that razortailed and chipped fast.

[manual-man1112]

I think Element makes shitty decks in general. I've ridden feather and fiber light, siamese and helium, and the only one that seemed pretty decent was the helium, but that razortailed and chipped fast.

ha, the fiberlight siamese deck was mine.

[late_flip]

^^^
Well you go waste 100 dollars while I get my chocolate board.

I have a fucking chocolate.

I was showing someone something and I stomped on the BOLTS of my trucks.


My decks bottem 2 layers cracked.

so what the fuck?

[readytoxplod]

I have a fucking chocolate.

I was showing someone something and I stomped on the BOLTS of my trucks.


My decks bottem 2 layers cracked.

so what the fuck?

Well that teaches you not to stomp your board am I right?
haha

Anyways, I've had 2 elements, the plain and simple ones.

First one I thought, eh it's alright, when the razortail came. I never dragged my tail once, but yet it razortailed like crazy, then the soggyness, oh the horror.

a few months later I got one for free at a demo, thought I'd give them a second chance.
It skated nicely for the firstweek, maybe two, when I noticed cracking and soggyness.
Next day the tail snapped, never buying from element again.

(btw, their wheels flatspot way easy, and the cored ones break)

[sk8mafia]

i have element wheels i powerslide a hella lot at skateparks still no flat spots and if i do have them must be very minor cuz i cant feel em, ive never had an element but ive riden my friends it felt ok but not as good as crailtap dist. wood

[Occupant]

From my experince with an element helium deck, the "hi- tech" shit is just a gimmick. Weight of a board doesn't matter. I liked the shape, but it snapped a bit quicker than usual.

[Brutusoo]

Well that teaches you not to stomp your board am I right?
haha


You don't stomp your tricks?

[late_flip]

Well that teaches you not to stomp your board am I right?
haha

Anyways, I've had 2 elements, the plain and simple ones.

First one I thought, eh it's alright, when the razortail came. I never dragged my tail once, but yet it razortailed like crazy, then the soggyness, oh the horror.

a few months later I got one for free at a demo, thought I'd give them a second chance.
It skated nicely for the firstweek, maybe two, when I noticed cracking and soggyness.
Next day the tail snapped, never buying from element again.

(btw, their wheels flatspot way easy, and the cored ones break)

I honestly wouldent called hopping on your board with one foot a stomp.

technically.

it was me jumping on it and saying.

LAND BOLTZ NIGGUH!

and it cracked and I was all omgwtfitslikeoneweekoldwtfwtf

[Gotmonkeydude]

omfg i'm actually quite scared of the word element those boards sucked I've tried a few. gigantic difference between the nose and tail...just a little too much for me like i honestly could notice it about 30 feet away...omg i was scared to even do shitt on it cause it wasn't mine and the sogginess was just ew... thing had really bad concave atleast the one i tried felt flatish

[Stroh]

and foundation/toy fiberlams. They cost the same but dont snap.

i disagree, i snapped my toy machine fiberlam. it was a good board though, slid soooo nice.

[Foundation999]

On a good note, I have an element now and its very nice.

[Wayfarer]

its just a scam to get your money. duuh. they release a new thing every three months to keep sales up.

[sk8folife]

Only good element decks are fiberlights

why is that? because they're light? well wieght does not matter . i just think that its stupid to spend more money for something as pointless as that.

[BonesSkater]

its just a scam to get your money. duuh. they release a new thing every three months to keep sales up.
oh

[.Flip.]

id rather get four blanks than one element