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SKATEBOARD VS LONGBOARD: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

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You use an electric longboard and your peer uses the motorized skateboard and it makes you think the difference between skateboarding and longboarding. As friends, you may even debate and want to know more facts about this.

Longboards are 35 to 60 inches long and the width is 9 to 10 inches. Compared to the best skateboardyou will find a skateboard is about 28 to 34 inches long and width is 7 to 10 inches. Begin with a longboard can be easier to balance on.

Whether it is a small electric skateboard or an affordable electric skateboard, both are curving upwards at both ends. They make it easier to perform tricks like kickflips and ollies. They assembled with the motorized feature along with speed controller, and have weight sensor controls and with the handheld throttle. Longboards come in different shapes like flat nose, boards, and pintails. 

Skateboard will let you do tricks and the wheels, curved ends; small length will help you to do it easily. Pair up with good skateboard shoes to perform the tricks. It will keep you comfortable throughout. Wearing other safety gears will aloes be easy. Skateboards are small in size, convenient and easy to carry around.

Read More: https://workingdaddy.co.uk/2019/05/28/skateboard-vs-longboard-everything-you-need-to-know/

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