Product Information
Rocket Longboards Exodus Flex 1 LDP Longboard Skateboard Deck - 9.56" x 28"
ROCKET Longboards are made in their own workshop in the heart of the Swiss Alps. What once started as a one-man company now consists of four people. But every single board is still handcrafted by them from start to finish.
Innovation is one of their main goals when they develop new shapes and concaves. They only use certified wood and the best reinforcing fibers, adjusted perfectly to their respective field of application. Therefore their boards are lighter and more durable than other longboards on the market.
All their decks are CNC machined and fulfill the highest quality standards. They put a lot of time into development, keep pushing the limits, and raise the bar every year. After all, this is their passion.
From skaters for skaters!
Features:
- One (1) Rocket Longboards Exodus Flex 1 LDP Longboard Skateboard Deck from Rocket
- Deck Size: 9.56" width x 28" length
- Rocket Longboards Exodus Flex 1 LDP Longboard Skateboard Deck is suitable for every skill level from beginner to pro
- Predrilled holes for easy skate truck assembly
- NOTE: Grip tape not included and must be ordered separately
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Help Guide
How to Choose a Longboard Construction Type
Maple
Maple is the most common skateboard material. Maple is very durable and reliable. The maple construction creates a very solid, thick set up that will last an extremely long time, even through the hardest of skateboarding.
Bamboo
Bamboo skateboards are becoming more and more popular. The bamboo material offers more flex than that of maple. This material is perfect for cruising and carving the streets because it lightweight and has lots of flex. Much thinner than a maple deck, a bamboo board is great for transportation.
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Carbon Fiber
Carbon fiber is the most expensive material for a longboard skateboard. With a foam core to lighten the weight, carbon fiber boards are designed to help you push off the start line faster and move effortlessly around turns and slides. More often than not, you will see experienced riders using carbon fiber skateboards.
Types of Longboard Skateboards
Cruisers
The majority of people use a longboard as a means of transportation around town, making cruising and carving the streets the most popular form of longboarding today. Longboards tend to make carving streets much easier, because they provide a rider with greater weight distribution on the skateboard deck. This form of riding is focused more on getting from point A to point B, rather than speed.
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Downhill
Downhill racing is not for beginners. You can reach extremely high speeds when boarding, and wipeouts are "the normal." Downhill skateboards tend to be flat and have long wheel bases to provide for greater stability. When selecting a downhill board, it is important to choose a deck that is stable at high speeds and doesn't offer a lot of flex. As a reminder, it is vital that you wear protective gear when doing downhill racing. Not just a skateboard helmet, but protective skateboard pads as well.
View our collection of Downhill Longboard Skateboards.
Boardwalking is a popular freestyle skating, where a rider can do tricks and maneuver well on the skateboard deck. These longboards are typically between 40" and 60" in length and have a concave center with a kick tail or nose.