bleedingboy
01-14-2007, 08:12 PM
recently, i've got an enjoi | bag of suck deck. and looking at it, i guess it was worth it. the deck sure has a fine concave, which not only provides you a better way to do tricks, but by just riding alone, it provides a good way to turn, cruise or power slide. the pop are quite amazing, it's light and pretty much easy to carry on baggage or on planes. though you don't want to scratch the artwork, since it's really a cool yellow orange deck, hella nice. the concave provide it really easy to focus on a trick, not like my old one, which was given to me, and it was a melrose deck. i'm not sure about this brand though, i've only got them as a gift. i recommend enjoi | bag of suck for now, later i'll give a review for it's durability and response.
5 highest - 1 lowest - 0 forget it - -1 i told you not to buy it, idiot!
deck art | 5/5 [minimal, simple and creative color]
deck concave | 5/5 [for now, lets see after long usage]
note:
this is all my personal opinion, choosing your decks depends on your feel to it, some people with big feet wants smaller width of boards, some prefer a much more extreme concave. this is just a guide to help people purchasing decks on what are the possibilities of their tricks based on personal opinion, such as my personal opinion. other than that, getting to know your deck is like getting to know a girl on the first few dates. some will last, some will not, some will provide ecstacy, some will provide fun, some just plain sucks.
the people on your local skateshop, might be able to help you out, so do ask them... show some respect though.
5 highest - 1 lowest - 0 forget it - -1 i told you not to buy it, idiot!
deck art | 5/5 [minimal, simple and creative color]
deck concave | 5/5 [for now, lets see after long usage]
note:
this is all my personal opinion, choosing your decks depends on your feel to it, some people with big feet wants smaller width of boards, some prefer a much more extreme concave. this is just a guide to help people purchasing decks on what are the possibilities of their tricks based on personal opinion, such as my personal opinion. other than that, getting to know your deck is like getting to know a girl on the first few dates. some will last, some will not, some will provide ecstacy, some will provide fun, some just plain sucks.
the people on your local skateshop, might be able to help you out, so do ask them... show some respect though.