opinions on two inward threadless forks

[kenji51590]

Inward Hybrid Ten Threadless Fork
http://shop.inward-scooters.com/product.sc?productId=154

Zero Offset Threadless Fork
http://shop.inward-scooters.com/product.sc?productId=198

I'm not a weight freak so I don't mind either but what I would like to know is which would be a better fork to go with my pro model deck and is very reliable.. I'm not sure if you need to know about the other specifics of what I'm putting together on my scooter but ya I think that both look pretty nice looking.

Also I'm not a heavy duty skatepark guy I'm currently a beginner but would like to get into the harder tricks.. so far I can only get tailwhips down.

Edit: the price difference isn't an issue.

 

[tarrymonz]

i can do alot more than tailwhips and i still run stock forks
they break and bend on me after a week or so
but as you arent a hard rider
aftermarket forks are unnecessary

 

[jordyskoots]

get hybrids there much better unless u want zero offset

 

[Rob.]

If you've broken your forks, get new ones.
if not, wait until you break them

about the inwards:

get 0 offset if you like nose mannys/hang 5s/balanced bar spins

or get the hybrid 10 if you just want a standard scooter fork
either way next time search before making a this or that thread, im sure you can find reviews.


they're both reliable. since im guessing you're running a threaded get-up, you should buy threaded to make it easier on yourself
if you're running threadless.. you should know what you're doing.
never seen a hybrid break (saw a 0 offset leg break though)

it's all about personal preference

remember, it's a scooter for you, not us.