1. How long will my board take?. All orders are placed in line from which we receive them and built accordingly. Essentially your board can be first in line, or behind 20 boards. Generally, most orders take about 2-3 weeks. You will receive an email with the tracking number the day your board ships so that you know your deck is on its way. If you placed an order and would like to know how far out it is, please email us.
2. What’s in design in the boards we offer? We offer this one type of board. The board is constructed out of Marine plywood and with carbon fiber inside it. The wood board mended with carbon fiber will have a softer feel since they flex more, thus making it more forgiving. The coved edge is all the way around the bottom of the board. This feature is the most important one you can put on a flow board. This is what grabs the water when you’re on an edge, making your board very responsive to everything you do. It also thins out the rail (side) of the board so the edge cuts through the water with ease. Without this edge, your board will feel loose to turns and carves. This edge also makes it more forgiving from catching your edge in the water. The size of the board will also play a huge role on how stable and responsive a board feels. The smaller the board is, the more responsive and less stable it will feel. The stiffness of the board is going to play a huge roll on how responsive and how much pop the board has when you snap that tail on those ollies. Shape, size, and what a rider likes about a board will be different for each person. The best thing to do when trying to figure out what will work best for you is to try a bunch of different boards paying attention to all the characteristics of it.
2. What’s in design in the boards we offer? We offer this one type of board. The board is constructed out of Marine plywood and with carbon fiber inside it. The wood board mended with carbon fiber will have a softer feel since they flex more, thus making it more forgiving. The coved edge is all the way around the bottom of the board. This feature is the most important one you can put on a flow board. This is what grabs the water when you’re on an edge, making your board very responsive to everything you do. It also thins out the rail (side) of the board so the edge cuts through the water with ease. Without this edge, your board will feel loose to turns and carves. This edge also makes it more forgiving from catching your edge in the water. The size of the board will also play a huge role on how stable and responsive a board feels. The smaller the board is, the more responsive and less stable it will feel. The stiffness of the board is going to play a huge roll on how responsive and how much pop the board has when you snap that tail on those ollies. Shape, size, and what a rider likes about a board will be different for each person. The best thing to do when trying to figure out what will work best for you is to try a bunch of different boards paying attention to all the characteristics of it.