Bandito - Solid Performance Complete Wooden Fingerboard (Chromite, 32mm x 97mm)

My 15 year had to have this. He is a fairly skilled skater so I thought it was cute as he used to play with finger skateboards when he was little. But when I saw the price I was like what?! 20 dollars?! Are you really going to use this??? But he’s growing up so fast, just got his learner’s permit to drive and his first real job, I couldn’t say no. Glad I didn’t. He is as obsessed with it as he was with the Little cheap things of his childhood. He was quick to show me the real wood and solid quality and he sits there and works on the trucks or whatever and keeps it all in an empty tic-tacs big size container. Yesterday, he lost track of time building half pipes for his new board with his little brother’s kinetic sand and was late to work, oops! Too funny tho. So I got his little brother a cheap fingerboard, now they both get completely absorbed in playing finger skateboards/kinetic sand together. It’s pretty sweet. The 8 year old did manage to rub sand into his brother’s nice grip tape so now we’re back to Amazon to buy a new little bit of grip. Completely worth it for the rainy day screen free brotherly bonding. I’m thinking of getting one of these upgrades for little brother to learn to take care of too.

I got it for my 13 year old son. He loves it. He says it’s very easy to use and put together easily. He would definitely recommend it.

This fingerboard wipes teck decks out of the world. It came in a zip lock bag and every part was there. Assemble went OK the little tool was hard to use though. I didn't gift it to anyone but it is most definitely a great gift. I'm a new fingerboarder which means I've dropped it a lot( off a 4.5ft desk). So yes if your new to fingerboarding or already experienced and need a decent board go for it.

This fingerboard is great. It’s easy to assemble, and all the parts are pretty high quality for the price. I’ve been using it for about 6 months. It pops great, and if you like finger boarding, this is defenitely a solid board to invest in and use. One thing I noticed after a while was the wheels starting to slow down a bit, but you can just loosen and tighten them again with the tool and they will work fine. This issue was problaby caused by heavy slamming after high tricks over time.

So I only had it for one day and barley used it and now the wheel bearings strangely star slowing down on me, but they are very easy to clean. The deck, grip, trucks, and bushings are very smooth and good quality, but the bearings are kind of wack, can anyone give me a clue on how that could be happening?