my first longboard. so far i have hit 45mph on it. straight line stability is awsome. flex is good for me (145lb) but a heaver rider might want to think about board flex. been riding it for 2 years now. paris trucks good for carving. wheels are sticky but at higher speeds will slide. all around great board and very durable. THANKS ALOT for such a great board. (Posted on 7/19/10)

Just picked it up a few days ago and was really pleasantly surprised. For the price there is no better complete out there, I checked. Fist thing I did was take it out to carve up a parking garage and it blew the sector 9 drop-through i used the week before out of the water. Its long wheelbase allows for big confident carves, but grips really nice for tight turns.

Really happy I found this bad boy... keep riding, and protect your noggin (Posted on 5/24/10)

Fantastic board! Have not been on a skateboard since I was a teenager, but after picking up the Neofish a little more than a week ago I am hooked again. So much more fun than the skateboards I had in the late '70s/early '80s.

Even the first time out on the board I was able to do some carving with no trouble ... and the Neofish has great carving capability -- tight or wide. Nice balance too when you're positioned toward the front of the board for hill bombing.

The feel is so smooth on concrete or asphalt it has to be experienced to really understand it. On clean concrete it's slick feeling, but the traction is always there.

Also picked up a Big Stick. Really cool concept. Rode with it for about 5 miles my first time out. I can go faster with foot power, but I am sure I'll be able to rival that as I get more used to the Big Stick. Regardless of speed, it is fun new way to skateboard and great exercise. (Posted on 3/23/10)

I JUST GOT MINE TWO DAYS AGO AND I LOVE IT BEST BIRTHDAY GIFT I'VE GOTTIN. MY FRIEND HAS A 40IN "ORIGINAL" (BRAND NAME) BOARD WITH SUPER RED BEARINGS AND 76MM WHEELS AND MY BOARD STOMPS HIS. WE ALSO WEIGHT ABOUT THE SAME JUST SO YA'LL KNOW THERE ISN'T A ADVANTAGE. THIS BOARD IS NIMBLE AND QUICK!!! (Posted on 2/17/10)

I'm 6'3", 190 Lbs and I don't have any talent for riding any type of board. I tried stand-up paddlboarding on one of my many trips to Hawaii and I loved it, so when I saw the clip on the xterra adventures show I had to get a board and a big stick. Right out of the box, I just stepped on and took off. Feels great and I get a good sweat goin' really fast. I only wish they would have sent me more stickers so I could display it on my car and get more people interested. Maybe I'll see you out there paddling with me in the desert southwest of Albuquerque, New Mexico........Mahalo Nui Loa Kahuna Creations!! (Posted on 1/6/10)

I'm a hefty dude so my initial concern was the strength of the deck. I've been using the board for about 5 months now and I must admit I'm pleasantly surprised with the quality of construction and the durability of the deck, hardware and wheels. I use the board to "walk" by 15 month old English Pointer. There's no way I could ever give her the exercise she wants so I put her in a full harness attached to a 16 foot lead, and she pulls me all over the neighborhood. All I have to do is say "wanna go for a ride" and she's leaping around the house like a deer. She really loves it. And with absolutely no hills within 150 miles of me, I enjoy having a chance to maintain a decent speed and do some serious carving. For me, it's more like skurfing than surfing (the old pre-wakeboard era practice of riding a surfboard behind a ski boat). The design on my deck is slightly different that any of those currently shown, but it's the same board. If I lost it, I would buy another. Great board ! ! (Posted on 8/10/09)

As a old soul surfer I know the feeling of carving a nice wave. I can't explain it but I can show you what its like on this board. Super smooth entry into the turn, full flex at the bottom and a nice push out exiting. Easily gliding over rocks and bumps. No worries just smooth buttery goodness. (Posted on 4/21/09)