MagnetoKids Complete Skateboard | 27.7” x 7.75” | Maple Deck Components and Grip Tape | Full Assembled | Designed for Kids Teens Youth Boys Girls | Great First Board

I like this board, it feels sturdy and comfortable to ride. The tail is a bit small in my opinion, and the bearings could be better. 8/10.

Quite nice and beginner friendly. My first cruiser, and exceeds my expectations. Good for transportation nad tricks as well. Upgraded bearings though, for smoother rideThanks seller.

Well made and well balanced board. I enjoy using it. Eye catching. Recommended.

On wobbling tires: out of the box they didn't wobble. After some abuse, they did. Not sure if it's because my bushings are too lose but anyways I have some 66mm wheels coming.On wheelbite: I'm 87 kg and to have the rear bite I literally have to look for it. No bite in the front. To be safe, you can rub some solid paraffin (or bar of soap) under the deck where you get the bite. Stiffer bushings may solve that problem definitely.On bearings: they were too tight, had to loosen them a bit. However consider that bearings need some abuse to break in. Some major brands sell bearings which are already broke in therefore making the impression to newbies that they are so much better. To be on the safe side, I already had some reds in order.On bushings: you can't expect a board to fit any weight, adapt bushings to fit your weight and preferences. I kept the standard ones on the front and a more hard ones on the back. So far I'm happy with it. Also bushings need to break in with little abuse. My advise is don't tight them too much and instead get some harder ones if you need.On the deck: I like it, I have no issues with the shape of it. After some abuse it's still pretty solid. Super grippy, even too much: I am using longs socks to avoid abrasions to my legs when trying tricks and landing on the side of it. I may try to sand paper the borders as an alternative. Overall, a perfect mini cruiser for beginners, you can still upgrade some components as you progress because the deck is very good.

Fun to ride with love the design.

I really enjoy and I recommend it to my friends.

Prefect

Its a perfect gift my husband loved it

I purchased this for my grandson for xmas and he started lessons in April. Despite 3 visits to a pro shop the wheels refused to glide smoothly and he had to borrow a another board for his lessons. I reached out to the seller and to Amazon for a refund since the board is a dud. Never heard back. Don’t waste your money.

The board is for my grandson who's birthday is in Oct so it hasn't been used yet. Although I can't give a complete review it seems of good quality and the wheels seem very smooth. I expect it will live up to the writeup of the product.

Vraiment déçu. C'était pour un cadeau d'anniversaire. Il y a plusieurs craques et imperfections.

my first ever board so ... i dont think there's anything wrong. plus it comes with a free tool so cheers to that. i got the board on time and yeah buy it if you want.

I've been getting back into skating over the past year or so, from a 30-year break. I'm probably too fat and old to be doing this, but I LOVE skating, and want to just ride. I've recently bought a few popsicle boards, an old school fish tail, and the re-issue of my first good board, the Santa Cruz Rob Roskopp face board with Independent trucks, slimeball wheels and Bones Reds. I also got a longboard.I've bought REALLY cheap stuff and really good stuff. Off brand trucks, wheels and bearings. And no name completes. You can really tell the difference between the cheap stuff and the good stuff. The flex in the cheaper decks compared to the better stuff is REALLY obvious! But the difference between the good stuff and the best, well it gets harder to tell. I have a CCS complete that cost like $80 that feels just as good as the Roskopp with Indys, or any other $150+ complete. Also, I have a Cal-7 complete that was like $40 that I was REALLY impressed with.I bought this Magneto mini cruiser, because I liked the Tiki style. And it's all black. It is AWESOME! The deck is firm enough to hold me (I'm about 250 lbs). The wheels are soft large cruisers. The bearings spin good. And it has very good trucks. If I had to complain about it, I'd say that the cut outs for the wheels could be smoother. No big deal. The Tiki graphic is applied well and is smooth. The bushings in the trucks are pretty stiff. I'll probably change them out, but I'll still ride it more to see if they will break in. I don't know if I'd complain about the grip tape or not. It's clear so the M stands out. The rest of the top of the deck is just black. It's not as grippy as Mobb or other good black grip tape out there. But for just cruising around, it's good enough. I don't feel that I'll slip off. And it is kind of better to ride this tape when barefoot.Other than that, this is a great board for taking to the beach, or just riding around town. It's about the length of a normal board. About 30 inches. And maybe 7 inches wide at the widest point. But the nose and tail are shorter than a regular board. The concave feels really good.I'm happy with it!