Nate Grant
Steel Member
how good are scooterzone reinforcements?
The Razor Pro Model Deck (It's better than you think).
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Dom Marconi
Silver Member
pro models suckkkkk
Dom Marconi
Silver Member
^^^ exactly
who cares if skateboarders go through decks almost as fast as we do. theres not much you can do to make a skateboard stronger. the most ever done was the fiberlight boards by element.
scooters, on the other hand, are possible to be made stronger. its already been done.
who cares if skateboarders go through decks almost as fast as we do. theres not much you can do to make a skateboard stronger. the most ever done was the fiberlight boards by element.
scooters, on the other hand, are possible to be made stronger. its already been done.
Mario Rocchio
Steel Member
Im for oner piece decks all the way. I definatley think decks need to be longer and wider than the promodel, and I shouldnt even have to say that they should be stronger.
Im making my own deck now (again) because im sick of how not-solid and skinny pros are...
Im making my own deck now (again) because im sick of how not-solid and skinny pros are...
I canNOT wait to see this!Mr. PROTO said:
alexanderespinoza
Member
i'm not stepping foot on my 09 pro until my steel strips and aluminum dropout reinforcements are set up on it.
Well if you have reinforcements that still don't reinforce, you may want to look into something that actually works. If your reinforcements were functional, you wouldn't have any issues.tanner markley said:
Just in case this thread is confusing any kids. The new Ultra Pro's will have the strong decks. Razor made a shipment of regular Pro Models that were constructed with B model deck materials.
As I've repeated myself, at least four times now, chances are Razor was saving their reinforced material for mass production of the Ultra Pro. I still think it was a dick move to go back to the old material for the old Pro Models. But I'm only assuming that's why they did that. There really isn't any other reason that I can think of.
Also, I don't understand how kids that weigh just over 100 lbs are bending and snapping decks so easily. I weigh 180 and I haven't bent or snapped a deck in at least two years. Maybe you guys should think of changing up your riding styles, because there's just no excuse unless you're sloppy as fuck or are fly out whores. Street, that's understandable if you're jumping big shit. Just like on a bike, you jump something huge and land real hard, you're bound to bend your rims. Just keep in mind, scooters will never be indestructable.