DB LongboardsLong Distance Pushing Commuter (LDP) - Great for Cruising and Carving

I have absolutely no complaints about this board. The wheels, the trucks, the board, and the grip tape are all perfect! It's smaller than a regular skateboard and it's even lighter, plus I can "tow" it when I walk with a little strap I've attached by just looping it through. I've never longboarded before, but this thing is so stable I immediately took it to a hill and began carving down almost intuitively. I felt like the bushings and the concave are just right, any more concave on the deck would have been weird, it's a little less than a regular skateboard, which feels just right. The flex isn't too much, but it's definitely there to bounce you into the next push. It also takes some getting used to not being able to kick-turn if needed. I wear size 11.5/45eu and I've got plenty of foot room on the deck although I haven't tried pushing mongo yet. Speaking of pushing, watch your pushing foot on those back wheels!

This board impressed me. My application for a board is commuting and this board is perfect. It has big wheels that handle the uneven seams of a sidewalk perfectly as well as other bumps and obstacles. It rides smooth like a dream, it just keeps rolling and rolling of the same push. It’s easy to carry around with me to and from class at university, it’s not heavy enough to where it becomes difficult to carry and I’m not a big person. With that being said there is still plenty of foot room on the board. I wear a US 11 and 1/2 and have no issues fitting on it. I’m still new to skating so I haven’t tried to do anything cool with it yet, but if you’re looking for a board to get to and from places, this is the one. Keep it away from water and you’ll have no issues, just gradual wear and tear.

I like the quality material it's made, probably North American maple. Comfy, you can turn easily in this one. Wheels roll over almost everything, haven't test it in downhill yet, neither in slicing. Not sure if it works for downhill, gonna test it and later I'll write an update... Trucks are not that impressive, I hope they strong. Maybe you can change bearing if you want more speed, I'll stay with these if they don't break, hopefully not. Just tried for cruising. I feel the longboard is fast but can be faster with different bearings.The illustration is pretty, worth the money (I'm gonna update if it changes lol).

Really aggressive concave for a commuter board. If your foot isn’t perfectly centered you will be turning. I like it, but many also won’t. Every push you will be constantly zigzagging even with the trucks tighter than expected.l (I’m a size ten shoe 5’ 10” 170lbs with 5 years of skate experience). The wheels I got were also blue, not black as shown. Not a big deal for me though. I threw some 70mm 80a’s on them and put the 90s on my Omen dance board. To me this is where it excels. Super nimble and a fun carver. With the deeper concave you can lock into aggressive turns and kick it out to check speed easier. Bearings are solid and smooth. Deck is robust. Print quality is excellent. Grip tape is super mellow. I’d recommend it overall. Just maybe get something with a more tame profile for a quick ride to the store.

Smooth ride. This rides like plushy Mercedes in comparison to my old kryptonics board which feels like a dump truck. 90 mm wheels are insanely good in terms of roll and crushing everything in its path. One good push will get you two complete circles. Insane roll. Very stable and low platform gives you confidence to stand on one leg and push hard. These come with atlas 149 mm street trucks and not 180 mm trucks as listed. Also these are not lightning bearings as listed, regular cloud ride abec bearings with black seals. Haven't had any problems with bearings yet. Double drop gives you a clearance of 2 to 2.5 inches above ground. At its deepest turn clearance is around 1 inch. Btw, I weigh 170lbs. If you are heavier clearance could be less. Color of the top deck is teal and not blue. Wheelbase is 25 inch. You need a good technique to make a sharp turn at high speed. Not easy for tricks due to heavy wheels. Ultimate smooooooth ride and rollllllllll.

I am very satisfied with the Sashimi. It has all the features of a traditional downhill board, while retaining its compact size. The 90mm wheels are fast and roll over rocks with ease. The deck has a nice concave shape which allows for a grippy and responsive feel. The wheelbase is significantly longer than comparable 33” drop-throughs such as the Bustin Maestro Mini (pictured). Lastly, the trucks are nice but the bushings are soft and not very springy, so plan on replacing those. If you are are going to mount different trucks, just be aware that my Paris 180s didn’t fit this board. Overall very happy with this purchase.

Great board, but board came with light blue wheels instead of black like the picture. Pretty lazy of them

It’s my go to board. I love everything about this board, and the wheels are incredible. No more have I fallen off or had any wipeouts with rocks, cracks and whatever else is in the way, the Cloud wheels are incredible and can push it away and help keep you riding a lot longer. Put in some Bones red bearings and you’ll be set. I highly suggest you buying this board, it’s worth the money.