ASSORTMENT OF SECTOR 9 DOWN HILL DIVISION LONGBOARDS
LACEY DOWNHILL
Lacey is designed for going fast and getting sideways, FAST.
The tight, pointy nose is the perfect shape for your front foot when your in tuck. Then, as soon as you need to throw down a slide for a sharp hairpin you have a fat, solid foot platform at the back of the board.
BRANDY DOWNHILL
Brandy is the epitome of a show stopper with a nice, wide-waisted
figure and generous wheel wells. Brandy is a lovely top-mount model
perfect for the younger rider or someone who prefers a more manageable
turning radius.You will have no problems zigging and zagging around the town with
Brandy as your companion.TIFFANY DOWNHILL
Sector 9 Downhill Division's very own Tiffany is a downhill skateboard model with a bend. Like the rest of the Downhill Division lineup, Tiffany features large wheel wells to avoid wheelbite with looser setups and/or larger wheels. Sector 9, however, gave this particular model a nudge toward a more progressive shape than others in the Downhill Division lineup. Tiffany features a small dropped pocket toward the nose to help you feel more secure and stable at higher speeds. If that's not enough to set her apart from the rest of the lineup
NATASHA DOWNHILL
The only drop through style model from the Sector 9 Downhill Division Longboard Series, Natasha stands out by being able to maintain a low profile next to all the other top models. As a result of this, Natasha is a bit more stable than other longboard skateboards when it comes to riding at high speeds. This stability will lend to many new experiences for you top mount to drop through converts.
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ReplyDeleteAll loangboards looking so fantasy .I would like to buy my first longboard from here Trick tips for longboard rider
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