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BTFL LENNY - Surfskate Board with Nose and Tail
BTFL LENNY - Surfskate Board with Nose and Tail
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- Article no.: BT_LB_CA_LENNY
- Material: 7 layers of Canadian maple
- Deck Size: 9"x33"
- Wheel size + hardness: 60x42mm, 80A
- Bushings: 78A front / 90A rear
- Axle width: G-Truck Surfskate 165 mm
- Wheelbase: 15.3" / 16"
- Ball-bearing: ABEC9
- Weight: 3kg
- Flex: hard
Product information "BTFL LENNY- Surfskate Board with Nose and Tail"
If you are looking for the perfect mix of surfing and skating, then this surfskate with double kick deck is just right for you. Equipped with a deck reminiscent of a skateboard, this board offers a unique mix of style, control and endless skating possibilities. Thanks to its generous kicks, the BTFL Surfskate Liv is suitable for skating on flat surfaces as well as in skate parks or bowls. Overcome the limits of surfskating and expand your riding skills to include ollies, 180s, reverts or airs. Thanks to the individually adjustable G-Truck axle, you can adjust the steering behavior of this board in many ways: Use the harder setting for sharp turns or to get from A to B. Loosen the axles for a surf-like, flowing ride in the bowl or on flat surfaces. This board is ideal for anyone looking for the perfect combination of surfskate and skateboard.
The top and bottom of the deck are covered with blue colored wood layers. The top of the deck is also printed with a colorful pattern that will always remind you of the ocean when you look at your feet. The BTFL Surfskate Liv is ideal for surfing the asphalt and getting from A to B easily at the same time.
| Possible applications: | Cruising, surfskate, tricks |
| Rider weight: | up to 100kg |
| suitable for: | Beginner, Advanced |
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Surfing like on waves!
BTFL surfskates come in a variety of lengths and shapes, so whether you're just starting out or looking to take your skills to the next level, you'll find the perfect board for you.
frequently asked Questions
What is a surfskate?
When surfskating, you move forward using pure pumping movements. How does that work? This is mainly due to the front axle. This is designed differently than that of a normal longboard or skateboard. The steep steering angle of the axle allows the board to be turned much more extremely. With the right body movement, the board can then be pumped forward without having to take your foot off the board.
Why are these boards called "surfskates"?
Surfers in particular swear by surfskates when they don't have the opportunity to surf. The feeling of surfskating is very similar to surfing on the water. Surfskates are available in different lengths and widths, as the distance between the axles is also crucial for the maneuverability of the board. The closer the axles are to each other, the more agile the board becomes. In this way, surfskates can be used to recreate different situations on the water and practice dry runs.
Are surfskates suitable for beginners?
The great thing about surfskates is that they are for everyone. While surfers use them as a training tool, total beginners simply have a lot of fun getting a taste of surfing. Surfskates are a great board to start with, whether you have surfing experience or not.
Which shape is best for me?
The closer the axles of a board are to each other, the more maneuverable it is. That's why smaller boards are usually more maneuverable than longer boards. With a surfskate, this means that the curves are steeper and you have to move accordingly faster. Longer boards are suitable for beginners because they are less agile and ride a little more stable. That doesn't mean that you can't use our small surfskates to start with. Getting started will just be a little more difficult with them.
Can I ride straight with a surfskate?
With the BTFL surfskates you can also go straight. To do this you just have to set the steering of the axle harder. This is one of the biggest advantages that BTFL surfskates have over other manufacturers.
Are surfskates also suitable for children?
Yes, surfskates are also great for children to ride. The pumping motion required for surfskating is very similar to that of a waveboard. Many children can therefore move intuitively and straight away with surfskates. We recommend choosing a short surfskate for children, e.g. the Moby or Beth models.