suitable setup?

[thealexbuffery]

im wanting a setup that will suit me best that is light, strong and not expensive but i dont know what to get :\

i do alot of tailwhips and double whips whatever, i do alot of hang 5s and manuals too, barspins, spin tricks, i mostly ride street and sometimes park but i dont want an addict deck, i dont grind that much, i dont jump massive gaps either or off ledges

just asking for help, hope i can get some

 

[thealexbuffery]

also comfortable for fingerwhips, i dont my hands destroyed

 

[Jordan.]

Envy aos v2. Cheap, light, and pretty strong.

 

[Mr.Proto]

deck- district v2i
bars- any t-bars
headset- odyssey
wheels- any scooterzone wheels
fork- tilt
and any grips/griptape

 

[callummm]

aos v2 or a district v2i

 

[Carson .]

district v2
envy headset
tilt forks/smx forks
tilt/phoenix/baby proto scs
julio wheels/proto sliders
odi grips
any bars


yee

 

[issac p]

probably the best setup for the money
district v2i
amber headset
vertx T's
HIC
vertx smx
whatever grips
vertx clamp
demon cores

 

[gjdadj]

District v3 complete is for you

 

[thealexbuffery]

but i have a v2i, its not that easy to do whips and stuff as it is on an aos v2, also i live in hong kong so shippingwise whats the best site?

 

[CallumR]

No district anything

 

[revo]

f*ck district buy an aos v2, then vertex everything