Rayne Longboards
I think it is time Rayne got their own thread. They are making excellent range of boards. Production is cranking along in the factory and there is a consistent supply of stock in Australia.
Available at all your top skate shops in Australia. If not, hassle them until they stock it.
Rayne have been an excellent supporter of the scene in Australia over the last few years. They are Jackson's board sponsor. Contribute to many of the ASRA events. They are also currently the only overseas board manufacturer that has stepped up and put their name down as a sponsor for Newton's.
Support a brand that supports you.
This thread is not about that. It is about the awesome boards coming out of the Rayne factory. Their innovation is inspiring amazing new boards. They also are giving back to the sport by bringing out Pro models.
Available at all your top skate shops in Australia. If not, hassle them until they stock it.
Rayne have been an excellent supporter of the scene in Australia over the last few years. They are Jackson's board sponsor. Contribute to many of the ASRA events. They are also currently the only overseas board manufacturer that has stepped up and put their name down as a sponsor for Newton's.
Support a brand that supports you.
This thread is not about that. It is about the awesome boards coming out of the Rayne factory. Their innovation is inspiring amazing new boards. They also are giving back to the sport by bringing out Pro models.
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Permalink Reply by Luke Whitmore on
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K-Riemes' little invention is amazing, you can't fall out with the Viscous grip tape, unless you hit a cow. Best purchase i have made recently, I wouldn't mind having a ride of the Isis to.
Rayne = RAD
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jacko on -
yes. Kookys fit everything (everything except decks drilled for magun trucks)
as you would be able to notice on this website there are several photos of hellcats set up with kooky trucks
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Permalink Reply by Alex on
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Are you getting a Hellcat
Jackson Bamforth said:Just wondering, do kooky's fit a hellcat?
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Permalink Reply by Phoenix Bloxham-Parker on
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i got myself a rayne hustler as my first board, purchased it from the hop shop and its a dream!! i cruise the sidewalks and bomb the hills then carve the hell out of them, drop though and sturdy at speeds couldnt of asked for a better board.
i love it more than i fat kid loves cake
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Permalink Reply by Cooper Kruize on
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cant wait till i get mine... :) :) :) :)
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Permalink Reply by nick on
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Still deciding on an avenger and hellcat... Really cant make up my mind, they're both such awesome boards.
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Permalink Reply by ^^^DRE^^^ on
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my mate sam should be getting his isis this week cant wait to see it in action
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Permalink Reply by Ryan 'RY RY' Peterson on
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its funny becuase that board seems to be absolutely perfect for me!
maybe for my next board!
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Permalink Reply by Elliot O on
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man i saw for the first time today a Rayne Libido looks weird to me, but it must be good if its that shape dontcha think?
anyone got one?
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jacko on -
actually no, its the worst board in the world.... have had one set up at the shop in numerous different ways and it always feels weird... also it has so many wheel base options it just seems too confusing... most epic fail ever
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jacko on -
but dont get me wrong it is a cool board, im only talking in terms of a propper slalom board. as a cruiser/carver board its pretty rad, its got a nice shape and it feels like you could really lock your back foot in for carving around on, but just trying to set it up with slalom trucks, get the wedging right and the wheelbase and all that jazz is just a nightmare really... if anyone were to buy that board i would suggest sticking with randal trucks and slash about only... there are better boards out there to race slalom on... rayne should stick to downhill
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