Kracked Skulls Boards
Does anyone have a Kracked Skulls board? I was looking at getting a new deck and have a choice between the Kracked Skulls or a dervish..
If anyone has it, how would you compare it to the dervish?
Oh, and if you don't know about the Kracked Skulls board, you can find out more here: http://www.krackedskulls.com/
If anyone has it, how would you compare it to the dervish?
Oh, and if you don't know about the Kracked Skulls board, you can find out more here: http://www.krackedskulls.com/
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by sean meaney on -
i would go the KS any day, you can get it routed and stiffened, they are also lower then a dervish and for the money i would just go for it, get it with out grip and get extra glass and the routed rails
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Permalink Reply by Patrick Brown on -
How flexy is it?
sean meaney said:i would go the KS any day, you can get it routed and stiffened, they are also lower then a dervish and for the money i would just go for it, get it with out grip and get extra glass and the routed rails
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by sean meaney on -
i had one before the rails and extra glass and it was similar to a stif dervish but not as lively, as a freeride board they are better any day
Patrick Brown said:How flexy is it?
sean meaney said:i would go the KS any day, you can get it routed and stiffened, they are also lower then a dervish and for the money i would just go for it, get it with out grip and get extra glass and the routed rails
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Permalink Reply by Patrick Brown on
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so the rails and extra glass makes it more lively?
sean meaney said:i had one before the rails and extra glass and it was similar to a stif dervish but not as lively, as a freeride board they are better any day
Patrick Brown said:How flexy is it?
sean meaney said:i would go the KS any day, you can get it routed and stiffened, they are also lower then a dervish and for the money i would just go for it, get it with out grip and get extra glass and the routed rails
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by sean meaney on -
the extra glass will stifen it, the rail work adds tortional flex, two things i would do to it to make it a better board, i havnt ridden one with it, but i would say that both of those things would definently improove the already great ride you get from it
Patrick Brown said:so the rails and extra glass makes it more lively?
sean meaney said:i had one before the rails and extra glass and it was similar to a stif dervish but not as lively, as a freeride board they are better any day
Patrick Brown said:How flexy is it?
sean meaney said:i would go the KS any day, you can get it routed and stiffened, they are also lower then a dervish and for the money i would just go for it, get it with out grip and get extra glass and the routed rails
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Permalink Reply by Patrick Brown on
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Do you still have yours?
sean meaney said:the extra glass will stifen it, the rail work adds tortional flex, two things i would do to it to make it a better board, i havnt ridden one with it, but i would say that both of those things would definently improove the already great ride you get from it
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by sean meaney on -
yeah, it is not for sale though
Patrick Brown said:Do you still have yours?
sean meaney said:the extra glass will stifen it, the rail work adds tortional flex, two things i would do to it to make it a better board, i havnt ridden one with it, but i would say that both of those things would definently improove the already great ride you get from it
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Permalink Reply by Patrick Brown on
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Haha, okay. So the closest I could get it to say a dervish would be to get the grooves cut on the bottom?
Or would I need the extra glass aswell?
sean meaney said:yeah, it is not for sale though
Patrick Brown said:Do you still have yours?
sean meaney said:the extra glass will stifen it, the rail work adds tortional flex, two things i would do to it to make it a better board, i havnt ridden one with it, but i would say that both of those things would definently improove the already great ride you get from it
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by sean meaney on -
if you do that then for freeriding its going to be better then a derv, It all depends what you want it for, its not a dervish, its diferent, it does somethings better some worse
Patrick Brown said:Haha, okay. So the closest I could get it to say a dervish would be to get the grooves cut on the bottom?
Or would I need the extra glass aswell?
sean meaney said:yeah, it is not for sale though
Patrick Brown said:Do you still have yours?
sean meaney said:the extra glass will stifen it, the rail work adds tortional flex, two things i would do to it to make it a better board, i havnt ridden one with it, but i would say that both of those things would definently improove the already great ride you get from it
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Permalink Reply by Patrick Brown on
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What would it do worse?
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Ian McGlynn on -
one of the west aus groms has one, it looks really slick to say the least, id go with one. ( i own a dervish, its a fun board and i wouldnt trade it, but loses its snap pretty quickly and they are ridiculously expensive.) go with a ks
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by sean meaney on -
pumping is not its strong point, you can pump it well but a dervish will do this abit better, it is one of the best commuters i own, because its low lively and just very very fun, i ran mine with randals and powerballs and think its hands down one of the best all rounders you can own
Patrick Brown said:What would it do worse?
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