Paul Rodriguez Skateboarding Plan B at Park Warehouse

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Paul Rodriguez Skateboarding at Plan B Park Warehouse

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Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Tips For Choosing Your Skateboard

Choosing the perfect skateboard can be an exciting experience. But before you jump right in and buy one, you need to make sure that you do your research. There are some very impressive skateboards on the market today that feature amazing graphics, and some have even been designed by professional skateboarders themselves. It is important to do your homework and decide exactly what features you want before making a final purchase.

Realizing your own unique skating style will help you decide which type of skateboard is right for you. Some skaters prefer longer boards, while others swear by wider boards. You also need to keep in mind that your size also plays a part in what size of skateboard you will need. In general, the more the skater weighs, the heavier the deck of the skateboard needs to be. Another good tip to follow is that beginners usually start with wider boards.

You can compare skateboards and accessories at several places online, or browse through skateboard specialty shops to find the perfect board for you. If you are just beginning in the sport, you may not want to start out with the most expensive board to practice with. Not everyone decides to continue with the sport once they have tried it, so you do not want to be out too much money if you decide to quit skateboarding.

Reading online reviews about different types of skateboards is also a good idea. Quality is so important with skateboards. You want to make sure that the manufacturer's claims are true. It is important to get the best quality skateboard you can afford. Even with daily use, a good quality skateboard should last between six months to a year. Skateboards can become expensive, so you do not want to replace boards any more than you have to.

While many people find that purchasing a skateboard online is less expensive than purchasing one from a local skateboard shop, there are advantages to purchasing locally. By purchasing from your local shop, you are able to actually get a feel of the board making sure it will work for you before purchasing it. If the skateboard is not what you want, the savings you might have gotten online won't matter.

If you do decide to go ahead and order online, do not forget to review the return policy well. If you are not able to return your skateboard for a refund if you find that it does not work for your skateboarding needs, you will be out that much money. Make sure that the company you are ordering from has a liberal return policy before buying!

There are many affordable skateboards on the market that will work great. Or, if you are really dedicated to the sport and have the money to invest, you may consider having a skateboard custom built to your specifications. By setting a budget and researching several different styles and designs of skateboards before making a purchase, you will insure that you will have a skateboard that should give you months of use and accentuate your personal style.

By: John Pauls

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