46" CARVE 2 Aloha
Edition Gravity Board
Specifications:
46" CARVE 2 Aloha Edition Gravity Board
Suggested HARDWARE from Gravity boards
Trucks: Tracker B2 149mm
Bearings: Gravity ABEC5
Risers: Gravity Angled
Wheels: Gravity 66mm
Wood: 7 Ply Hardrock Maple
My Set up:
Trucks:Randal II 180 mm / FreeRide 215mm
Bearings: Bones Reds
Risers: None
Wheels:
Kryptonics Classic's 76mm 78a for Carving and Downhill
Abec11 NoSkoolz 65mm for Parks and Sliding
One of the coolest all around boards I've had the pleasure
of riding. The 46" CARVE 2 from Gravity Boards can be used
in practically any situation and is my 3rd favorite board of
all time. With the cutouts in the board you can use almost any
truck and wheel combo depending on what your needs are.
With the Randal's and Krypto's on the board it can take insane
corners and will carve the tightest switchbacks with relative
ease. Speeds of 25-35km/h can handled pretty easily and this
combo makes a great transportation/carving board.
Throw on some harder, smaller wheels like the NoSkoolz, some
Freeride or Indy trucks and this board is ready to take over
any Skatepark. Amazingly fast for such a long board, get that
baby going and make the other skaters get out of the way! Big
board equals big lines! and with the kicktails you can maneuver
and thrust it around as if it were a pool board.
If you are in to sliding then leave those NoSkoolz on and
take it to a big hill... the size of the board makes it very
comfortable to push around even with a softer wheel like the
Krypto Classic. It is literally a slide machine, sliding being
one of its' prime purpose's. Check out Gravity boards website
media section for some SICK vids of the G-Team sliding their
boards around like nothing!
If you want a single board that can do it all, then this ones
for you, and on a further note, this board seems to stand up
particularly well in adverse conditions. Water, Salt and snow
damage seems to be mostly aesthetic so far.
-Trystan "E-town BBc", LongboardDirectory.com
Check
out these related websites for more information on the Gravity
Carve 2 Aloha Board:
www.gravityskateboards.com
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