Magneto 44 inch Kicktail Cruiser Longboard Skateboard | Bamboo and Hard Maple Deck | Made for Adults, Teens, and Kids

I bought this skateboard for my 14-year-old son, and it’s been a hit from day one. The board features smooth-rolling wheel bearings and responsive truck bushings, making it perfect for easy cruising around town or just hanging out with friends.He immediately noticed how sturdy and well-balanced the board feels, and the length is just right for a comfortable, confident ride.For the price, this skateboard is a great value—solid design, quality components, and a ride that keeps him smiling.If you're looking for a reliable board to get your kid moving, this one is an excellent choice.

I've owned this board for over a year and it's probably my favorite deck and also the cheapest price for a complete. Changed out the wheels to 80mm bigfoot wheels and took off the risers, it's already high enough with bigger wheels. Probably put over 200 miles on this board. I just recently bought another one for my friend because I discovered how to pump on this board and it's so fun and you can just keep going and going. I can actually ollie and kickflip this board amazingly. Taken it to Florida beach towns several times and get salt and mud on the trucks without cleaning them. There is just now a little corrosion on the bolts, but still holding strong. I also have a magneto slot machine deck, which I believe has been discontinued but is also a great board. This company is good quality, especially for the price. Buy this board and you'll love it for years, also very strong and light weight.

Surprised at how good it's built

Okay, here it goes... First, this board is pretty dang nice and I'd recommend it and buy it again. Bought some inexpensive CCS ABEC-7 bearings for it ($10 on Amazon).Pros:1) The board looks beautiful. Time will tell if it holds up. Love the spay-on grip texture.2) It rolls smooth right out of the box. Though it only comes with ABEC-5 bearings.3) I took it to a skatepark and the board held up well for what I could do. I actually took a down ramp and was going pretty fast toward a grind rail that I couldn't avoid. Jumped off and sent the board flying into the steel rail, the trucks hit so hard that everyone stopped to look (it was loud) and there was no damage at all to the trucks or the board.Cons:1) Shipping was late, but it's fulfilled by Amazon so can't knock the board for that. I decided to keep it because it showed up after cancellation and Amazon offered me $10 off to keep it (paid for my ABEC-7 bearing upgrade).2) I'll likely need to get stiffer bushings. I don't get wheel bite, but I'm not carving like a pro yet either. I weigh about 185 lbs. The bushings seem to be a little soft for me, but they are likely fine for most people.3) Had to loosen the nut on some of the bearings. Each wheel had different resistance and free spin time. Some of the bearings make a slight noise, as you might expect from your older dirty bearings. It's not pronounced, but you can hear it when you free spin the wheels.4) Packaging sucked, the board busted through the thin padding on both ends and the box on the nose end, though I was fortunate enough to not have any damage.

The media could not be loaded. I've really been enjoying this board for cruising around the city on. A word of caution for newbies: I think what I REALLY wanted was actually a cruiser, not a longboard. I've been using my cruiser far more for zipping around town because it's lighter, easier to pick up and carry inside, and it accomplishes everything (for me at least) that a longboard can because I'm not good enough to bomb down giant hills. So, do your research.In terms of looks, man this thing is pretty. It's bigger than I expected it to be in person. The wheels are large enough to roll over all but the worst cracks in the pavement. You know those sidewalk cutouts with the orange bumps all over them? It rolls over them with ease. I've rolled over twigs in the road, you name it.The only cons are:- It's really high off the ground compared to many other boards. I tried an arbor board that my son's friend owns (with the inset trucks) and it instantly felt more stable (though keep in mind: it probably cost 3x what the Magneto costs).- It's heavy. I'm not sure about specifics, but the more expensive Arbor boards are for sure lighter.Overall, if you are looking for a longboard, you can't go wrong with this thing.

Dudeeeee I love this board, it’s so smooth riding and turns so easy it’s great for beginner skaters and advanced skaters.

Let me start by saying that this is a truly beautiful and well made board. It's a lovely weight and size! Unfortunately, I personally had to return it since it turns out I have the balance of a new born lamb with all left hooves, but that's besides the point. I'm sure it'd be a fun ride for a more skilled skater :) I'll be looking for better beginner friendly boards from this brand!

If you’re coming into longboarding with zero experience, this board will be great. It’s well made and has decent hardware for the price.Once you get accustomed to it, you’ll probably want to upgrade the bearings and wheels to fit your riding style.