The Quest Super Cruiser Longboard Skateboard

I bought this board for my daughter. It has been perfect for riding to school and around town with friends. I was a little worried about the length as I was actually searching for their cruiser but it's been great. It might be too long for someone with a shorter stance though.Seems like good quality. It's been getting a lot of use.

Ya llevo un tiempo usando la tabla y me a gustado un montón.Cuando la empece a usar no tuve la necesidad de hacerle ajustes, ya venia lista para empezar a patinar, le he dado tratos rudos como caidas y "olis" y si los a aguantado, los ejes si se han doblado un poco, no mucho luego de 7 meses, sus llandas son suaves y muy comodas para patinar en la cuidad y también para derrapar. En general es una "longboard" muy buena para el precio que tenia en ese entonces, me costo "$1680" antes de que empezara la pandemia mundial y todo subiera.

I got it as my first lonfboard and its great. It's realy good quality and fell steardy on the road. Very easy to stear. Might be a bit heavy to cary around, but for me as average guy is ok. Really enjoying spending time on it and I am sure that it will bring number of good experiances in the future.

I'm a forty-something woman who's recently got into long boarding. I'm still a novice - maybe 10 hours total on a board, but I've picked it up well enough and am comfortable cruising around town - no speed or downhills, just casual "strolls", so my review comes from that perspective.Going out to visit my two nephews (8 & 17) I wanted to introduce them to long boarding - they have no experience with skateboards - so looked for some nice entry level boards - not to cheep so they had a solid opportunity to learn, but not too expensive if they just don't get into it.I had three boards sent to them (one for me to play on, too!):Krown Wood Sunset Complete Pintail (because I just love the aesthetics of this style)https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003DVATUE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1Quest Super Cruiser Kick Tailhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008EZNY4W/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1Xtreme Drop Downhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B014DSOPK0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1At home I ride a nice Gold Coast pin tail that I picked up at a local shop so that's what I have to compare these three with and to start I can say, I paid twice as much for the Gold Coast than for any of the three listed above, and you can tell the Gold Coast is a better quality board, however, that said, for the price I was really happy with all three boards. From a beginner's perspective these are all great boards to start with. The bearings and wheels were good - no, not as good as what's on my Gold Coast, but for half the price I'm happy.To get to some of he specifics...The Krown Wood arrived warped which is why I only gave it three stars. In it's defense, when I road it, I really didn't notice any problems, but the board is a pretty significant part of the complete set and I feel, even at $70 the board should be right.The Xtreme Drop Down ended up being my favorite to ride, but that was mostly because I liked the drop down set up. The paper on the board did seem to scrape off pretty easily, but I won't ding them for that - cheeper quality goods kept the price down so I could get the boys into new toys.The Quest Kick Tail was just all around solid - not warped, paper seemed to stay on it, but it probably saw the least use of the three while I was there.In summary, as a beginner I can say all three are great beginner boards. A little disappointed with the Krown Wood's warped board as it doesn't really give them that board to build on if they want to upgrade a little at a time, but for the price I'd highly recommend any to get started.

As a first longboard it is great, easy to ride. And it is way cheaper than other high quality boards.