Z-Flex Bamboo 38" Pintail Longboard
- Campus commuting between classes
- Neighborhood cruising and errands
- Beginner longboarding practice sessions
- Leisure rides on bike paths
- Beach town boardwalk cruising
Product Description
When you want a board that feels ready for the daily commute or a quick surf-check, the Z-Flex Bamboo 38" Pintail Longboard gives you that long, stable setup in a shape that fits the ride. The aggressive pintail shape, 38" length, and 9" width create a straightforward feel for riders who want a board that is easy to choose and easy to use.
If you want smoother turning and more stability than standard trucks, this setup is built to match that need. The 180mm reverse kingpin trucks sit lower and are described as more stable, while the 90A soft cushion supports smooth turning. The 69mm wheels are made for daily commuting or surf-check runs, and the printed grip helps keep your stance secure. The bamboo veneer and 7-ply construction give the board a clear, defined look with a distinct take on classic Venice Beach and Santa Monica Pier style.
Specifications:
- Length: 38"
- Width: 9"
- 7 Ply Construction
- Bamboo veneer
- Aggressive pintail shape
- 180mm Reverse Powder-coated Trucks
- 45° truck setup
- 69mm Z-Flex Longboard Wheels
- 83A wheels
- 90A Soft Cushion
- Printed Grip
- Z-Flex bamboo range design inspired by Venice Beach, Santa Monica Pier, and surf culture
Typical US shipping only $19-$24 for this product.
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