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funnyTONE
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Mar 22 2022, 11:05 PM
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Bump this thread. My son started playing skateboard just 2 months ago. He showed some interest but I was hesistant because I see skateboarding as a dangerous hobby that could lead to grave injuries.
I still bought him a cheap skateboard online just to see if its just a short interest. Now his elder brother is also joining him and the kids in my housing area have started playing too.
The cheap skateboard works fine, but I would like to get him a proper one this time. However, I have zero clue on how or where to pick a decent deck. I hate to throw money so I'd appreciate if anyone could share some tips on buying a beginner's deck that won't hurt the wallet.
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funnyTONE
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Mar 23 2022, 12:50 PM
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QUOTE(talexeh @ Mar 23 2022, 10:55 AM) Get one from Decathlon. They're decent enough for kids level & don't burn a hole in your pocket. I've been to Decathlon sometime ago. The strut and the wheels looked good, but the deck is difficult to know for sure. Perhaps its worth for me to check it out again when I have the time. I'm based in johor, and we don't have any decathlon branch yet over here.
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funnyTONE
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Mar 23 2022, 03:35 PM
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QUOTE(talexeh @ Mar 23 2022, 12:55 PM) Yea, IINM Decathlon should have some samples for you to test out; just make sure your kids are in the right shoes. I'm from Penang so our fate are alike with the nearest Decathlon hours away. I bought my son SkateXS all the way from the US since he showed so much interest. Had to ask a friend who's flying over to hand carry it back here. Now it's just collecting dust in the cabinet.  Ah well... A good father tries to be supportive of their kid's interest. How they retain that interest is up to them.  Good thing about skateboard is that they won't expire. Perhaps one day you're son will pick up the interest to skate again.
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