Bomb Skateboards Penny Style Skateboard with Black Deck 22"

Almost didn't review since this seems like a defunct product at this point, but it just feels like there's something that needs to be said about a product like this. This thing just clearly wasn't made by people that skateboard or even knew any people that skateboard. The deck was so weak that it actually twisted when you turned. My 100lb niece didn't want to stand on it. The bushings are as hard as legos and completely disintegrated when I moved them to a standard truck longboard, and the bearings were caked with this grease that was so thick that the board wouldn't even roll if you pushed it lightly (also had cheap plastic shields that couldn't keep dirt out). The sad thing is that once I replaced the bushings and cleaned the bearings while applying a proper skate lubricant, the board was actually decent and marginally fun to ride. The wheels and trucks in general are very standard and are halfway decent as well, as I do still use them for a couple of my other boards. It wouldn't have taken much to make this thing a nice board, but it's clear that that wasn't the focus of this company. They had a number of very well produced commercials online that were hardly viewed, a main site with their board products (which seemed to have been listed originally for as much as $85 which is ludicrous for such a low quality product) and even a line of apparel which I could not for the life of me see why anyone would want to represent this company through their clothing. Even the majority of comments left on this amazon page (notably the ones without a verified purchase) seem planted and insincere, being mostly the same length and saying things skaters or regular people otherwise wouldn't normally say about skateboards. Though these words may never be seen since they're on a page of a product that seemingly doesn't exist anymore (I feel as though I bought the last one ever), I feel like the words want to be said: This was a large investment that went down the drain because the vision didn't involve connecting to and understanding the consumer. Which eventually lead to desperate marketing tactics which only drove the dagger deeper into a company that was killing itself from the very beginning. I bought the board "like new" for ~$28 and was able to salvage the trucks, wheels and bearings so it worked out for me. Sucks for the people that got ripped off... This isn't about skateboards, this is about reality.

I received the product and tried right away. Immediately I noticed how tight one of the wheels was compared to the rest. It also has a lot of flex to it and I felt like I would break it (I am 5"6 and 115 pounds) . Overall I liked it I think that this is a good board to learn on but then i recommend a more expensive one that would last longer

It's a okay board if you don't want to pay penny board prices but if you really want smooth rolling firm plastic board just go for the penny board. I own both.

The look is really cool, but the size of the board is smaller than expected/normal and the quality is questionable. My son (age 9, about 60 lb) loves it, but he will need a better board as he grows. I would not buy this for a child that is age 12 or over.

Great product just wouldnt reccomend it for people weighing 120+

Awesome board myne came with abec 9 bearings

Awesome board!

Not sturdy, doesn't turn well. Needed to put wd40 on almost immediately so the wheels would spin. Would not recommend for any one over 70 pounds.