SPITBOARDS 36 x 96 mm Wood Fingerboard Complete Set-Up, Pre Assembled, 5-Layers Wood, Pro Trucks with Lock Nuts, CNC Bearing Wheels, Real Wear Graphics, Lasered Foam Grip Tape, Hungry Panda

These are my thoughts after using it for 2.5 months. This is my first 36mm deck.Deck: It feels nice with plenty of pop and a quality print that can take a beating. Low-medium kicks and low concave.If there's anything I'd change it'd be to add 1-2mm in length. It doesn't feel too short, I'd just like a tiny bit more length on the kicks. 5/5Foamtape: nice grippy feel but it comes loose after 1-2 hours of use. Buy extra tapes from another brand. 0/5Trucks: these are actually decent budget trucks. Solid baseplate WITH pivot cups and a kingpin that's anchored to the baseplate, it can only be removed by removing the baseplate from the deck (this is a good thing and is very important when it comes to longevity of the trucks). Unfortunately the kingpin is a tad too long, it's an easy fix; just remove the hanger and then re add the nut to the kingpin, use a fine file or sand paper to carefully file down the kingpin. Stop and check from time to time to make sure you aren't filing it down too much. Don't forget to re-add the nut before you start filing. This makes it a lot earlier to assemble the truck again afterwards, as filing the kingpin can create a lip around the top of the threads of the kingpin that will make it harder for the nut to catch on the threads. If you screw down the nut all the way before filing, the nut will simply fold the lip up and away when you unscrew it after filing.The hangar is good. It's a solid axle with no slip! The only thing bad is that the axels are way too long, so you will have to follow the same steps here as with the kingpin. Remember to check multiple times to make sure you aren't removing to much. You might not be able to file the axle with the nut attached, just be careful and try not to file in the same direction. With this in mind, the trucks are still a 4/5Bushings: they are nice and soft. Lasted me maybe two weeks before thay started to break. 3/5Wheels: rather hard but no cracks even after a lot of use and abuse. The bearings arent that good though. At first they spin nicely, but then theyll slow down and after a bit the start to sound nasty and you can feel the bearing balls having a hard time to roll. Lubing them with bones bearing oil works, and they'll last a lot longer. 3/4.Screws: good, normal screws. Nothing fancy. A tad long. 4/5.Nuts: locknuts. Really happy to see that even budget brands are including this these days. This wasn't a thing on the lower end completes when I last bought a fingerboard.Summary: overall, with the price in mind, I'll give this a solid 4/5. Good complete that requires some tuning to feel almost perfect. New foamtape and bushings, mod the trucks and oil the bearings from time to time and this will last a long time. Will buy again if I ever manage to break the deck.

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