Cruisers

Cruisers

The cruiser board is nice and small and they also call it a campus cruiser. It fits nicely in a backpack and it is easy to take with you from class to class. The small size allows intense carving and total control when you utilize the kicktail in the back for sharp turns. It is also ideal for just cruising. It can be used for small children or experienced carvers who are able to carve in and out tight spaces. 

Longboard cruisers come in different lengths and can be called mini cruisers, old school cruisers, cruisers, campus cruisers, or micro cruisers, cruiser board, cruiser skateboard. In general, they range from 23"-36" long. So pick the longboard cruiser that you like, start riding around and have fun! 

What can you use a Cruiser Longboard for?

The cruiser is nice and small board and it's sometimes also called a campus cruiser. It fits nicely in a backpack and it is easy to take with you from class to class. The small size allows intense carving and total control. You can utilize the kicktail in the back for sharp turns. It is also ideal for just cruising around town or commuting to work.

What is the difference between a cruiser longboard and longboard cruising?

A cruiser board describes the shape of a board (relative short 22-36", has a kicktail and softer longboard type square wheels), where as longboard cruising is a riding style (cruising is sometimes called carving, and is the most common use of a longboard. You cruise around, go from A to B in a relaxed and gentle manner)

Is a Cruiser Board a Longboard or Skateboard?

The cruiser kind of sits between a Skateboard and a Longboard. It has some aspects from both boards. A cruiser is shorter than a longboard, but a bit longer than a skateboard. It has the square wheels (just like a longboard), and has one kicktail (where as a skateboard has 2 kicktails). Some times its called a skateboard cruiser and other times it's named a cruiser longboard.