Ace af1 44 test. Old flat board, cheap second hand trucks.

Quick session, boring park, stupid tricks, kinda nice trucks. Will keep testing them at different spots.

[frankface]

Adding a stripe of interior wood glue to your tail and nose after each skate session will extend the life of your decks big time. There are some videos on YouTube explaining how to but it is not rocket science. The trick is finding the right wood glue. Here in the states Elmer's interior wood glue works well. The best glue will wear down similar to wood. Too hard and it will chip, two soft and it will feel tacky/sticky. Find something to prop the deck on that levels out the portion of the tail/nose you're adding the glue to. Use water on your finger to even the glue out and remove any drips. Happy skating :)

[erykzubr]

Holy crap, this kickflip at 0:17 was definition of perfect kickflip.

[youalreadyknow]

Yo i commented "should i get ace trucks for my first board?" on your indy vs ace vs thunder video 3-4 months ago and i picked the ace 33s classics at the local skateshop over and indy because indy was more expensive rather than aces and I'm gonna say that trucks feels really great! The turning, the look, and everything about it is just so awesome, but the downside of it is that the bushings broken in after 2-3 days tho. Highly recommend this trucks for beginners 👍

[reidellis]

If I got ace trucks for free, I would sell them and buy independents. I have been hooked since Stage II. Crack trucks.

[johan]

Vart ligger första lilla diy parken på det nyaste klippet?

[bigmango]

Aces look so good if I knew about them I would have gotten them instead of indys