Best Cruising Longboard

Are you looking for a cruising longboard? Are you looking for the best cruising longboard?

Well... This is a hard question to answer right away. And if somebody says: "This is the best cruising longboard!", and they totally believe that, but it might not be the best for you. It is all an opinion. What might work for your friend, might not work for you. It has to do with experience, budget, feeling, your height and weight, how you are going to use it the board, and preferences you have. So, don't take anybodies word for it right away and buy the same longboard as your friend. Do some research on your own and decide what's is right for you.





We have hundreds of complete tantalizing longboards available for you to choose from as well as many options to put your own custom board together. If you are new, this can be overwhelming at first, but we are here to help you. So, shoot us an email if you have trouble.

Cruising longboards are great for a mellow ride from A to B. Like ride to school or just around town, the lake, some hills or transportation to the office than get yourself a cruiser. They are excellent for carving and having lots of fun. Many have great intricate designs and your and your friends will love them. The best cruising longboard is available in many sizes, so see which is most applicable to your need.

Cruiser board vs. Cruising Boards

When it comes to cruising around town or campus, two popular options are cruisers and cruising boards. While they may seem similar at first glance, there are some important differences to consider when choosing which one is right for you.

Cruisers are typically longer and wider than cruising boards, which makes them more stable and easier to balance on. They often have larger, softer wheels that provide a smoother ride over bumps and rough pavement. The shape of a cruiser board also allows for more fluid, relaxed movements and a wider range of foot positioning, making it a great option for longer rides.

On the other hand, cruising boards are more compact and maneuverable, with a narrower deck and smaller, harder wheels. This allows for tighter turns and sharper movements, making them a better choice for navigating crowded sidewalks or weaving through traffic. Their smaller size also makes them easier to carry around when you're not riding.

Another factor to consider is the design of the board. Cruisers often have a classic, retro-inspired look with colorful graphics and eye-catching designs. Cruising boards, on the other hand, tend to have a more minimalist aesthetic, with simple, streamlined designs that focus on functionality.

Ultimately, the choice between a cruiser and a cruising board comes down to personal preference and how you plan to use it. If you're looking for a board that's easy to balance on and comfortable for longer rides, a cruiser is likely your best bet. If you need a board that's nimble and maneuverable for navigating through crowds or tight spaces, a cruising board may be the better option.

No matter which one you choose, both cruisers and cruising boards offer a fun and efficient way to get around town while enjoying the fresh air and sunshine. So why not give one a try and discover the joys of cruising for yourself?

Cruising and Carving.

Cruising longboards are sometimes called carving longboards, eehhh it's just a name so don't worry about that too much. Pick your favorite cruiser longboard from this section and go outside to have fun. This will be most likely the best cruising longboard for you. You cannot go wrong with our boards.

There are many shapes of cruising longboards. It is important to check the length. The best range to start cruising is between 32"-46". That is the mid range size. Think about this: The shorter the longboard the less stable it would be at high speed, but a lot easier to carry to campus or around town. Shorter longboards are also better for small or young riders. The longer the board the easier it is to go faster and it absorbs dips much better, but it will also be heavier to carry around. Most beginners choose a longboard that is between 38"-42". When you are not sure of yourself or you are a beginner and you think you would like a very stable board, you can also start with a drop down board, which is very low to the ground and wide enough to stand on it security. Also the classic pintail is low to the ground.

Below we show you a couple of boards to get started, but do check out all cruising longboards.

Some cruiser boards have a kicktail. This is the part where the board goes up, just like you see on skateboards. The kicktail is there to do tricks like ollies. Then a kicktail is very useful. Or if you do not want to bend down to pick up your board. You can use your foot for this to kick it up. But if you do not plan to do tricks on a cruiser, it is just fine to get one without a kick.

There are many research websites and articles which attempt to list the "best of the best" boards and although many look legit, the majority is set up to push you towards a specific brand or drive you to amazon or get you to surrender your money to ebay.



Lets be honest here.

Like we said it all depends what you want to spend on a cruising longboard and your own preferences, we have something for everybody! And remember, don't worry, you will have fun anyway as all board are good quality boards! And this will certainly not be you last board :) The best cruising longboard will be the one that is comfortable for you and you enjoy the sport!

We don't carry all brands and there are great boards available from other brands like Original, Sector9, Loaded, Landyachtz, Arbor, Duster just to name a few.
If that's what you are looking for, feel free to browse around the web and find the perfect one for you. However you are here now, so why not go through the great cruiser selection from many great and longtime best long board brands you definitely will enjoy.

Here are some of the best top longboards we have available for you right now, here at our longboard store.