- Campus commute between classes
- City errands and short trips
- Beginner cruising around neighborhoods
- Weekend boardwalk leisure rides
- Portable travel skateboard option
Product Description
Need a cruiser that feels settled on rough daily paths and works without overthinking? The Z-Flex Ruins to Roses 29" Cruiser is built around a classic 29" shape that has remained in the range for over 10 years because it works for skaters of all levels. With its 83A Z-SMOOTH wheels, it is designed for a smooth ride on most concrete surfaces, making it a direct fit for daily commutes or surf-check cruising.
If you want a board that feels ready the moment you step on it, this is the one. The 7.5" width and 15.75" wheel base keep the setup compact and usable, while the 5" powder-coated Z-Flex trucks, 90A soft cushions, and 14 mm Z-Flex riser blocks support a responsive cruiser setup. The spray grip and 7-ply construction add to the practical, everyday feel, and the black oak exotic veneers with gold print and gold components make the Ruins to Roses series immediately identifiable.
Specifications:
- Length: 29.5"
- Width: 7.5"
- Wheel Base: 15.75"
- 7-ply construction
- 5-ply x 100% Canadian Hard Rock Maple
- 2 ply x Black Oak
- 5" powder-coated Z-Flex trucks
- 90A soft cushions
- 63mm 83A Z-SMOOTH wheels
- 14 mm Z-Flex riser blocks
- Spray grip
Typical US shipping only $19-$24 for this product.
Z-Flex Ruins to Roses 29" Cruiser - Key Questions Answered
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