SkateXS Personalized Beginner Unicorn Girls Skateboard

She outgrew her scooter and decided she wanted to learn to skateboard. We let her pick the color, graphic, and wheels.It's only been here a week but so far it has held up great. She just came inside from 2 hours of tearing up the neighborhood and has already learned some minor tricks (like kicking it up to catch it).The grip tape has worked well so far and she feels very balanced, since she is brand new to this - I'm putting that on the skateboard.We are very happy with it.

I'm disappointed in the quality control. When my daughter's board arrived, all four wheel nuts were loose and one wheel was noisy and wobbly. I tightened them enough to take the slop out and three wheels seemed fine. The bearing on the fourth wheel was still noisy and wobbly, but I figured it will probably be okay for a 6-year-old (and bearings are easy enough to replace if needed). She loves the unicorn graphic on the bottom and that it has her name on the top, but quickly became disappointed that it was so slow compared to the adult board (with large, soft, cruiser wheels) she has been riding. I tried it and it is indeed very slow. I (180 lbs) got a good push on a street going slightly downhill and the board slowed down and stopped after about 25 yrds. There are three age/weight options on the board. Though my daughter is 6, she's very tall and 65 lbs so I didn't want to get her there 5-7 yr (40-60 lb) board, and I decided to skip the 8-10 yr (60-80 lb) board (she'll be 80 lbs soon enough) and got her the 11-12 (80-100 lb) board. I don't know if there is a difference in the trucks/bearings/wheels or if the only difference is the size of the deck, but IMO a board for 11-12 yr olds should be able to keep rolling downhill. I ordered faster (53mm, 99a) wheels after 2 days. The seller said the only set they had in the color I (she) wants had been mounted on a board and a few people had demo'ed it in their shop, but if I was okay with very lightly used wheels, they would include the bearings for free, so we'll see how the board does with new wheels and new bearings. Lastly, I like the idea of a bamboo deck, but it seems to be less abrasion resistant than maple. We'll see how well the bottoms of the tips hold up after a few months of scraping.

Daughter absolutely loved this skateboard 🛹 She was so excited to see it personalizes too! Rolls nicely. Smooth. Great weight. Seems durable.

Quality board that’s sized right for younger kids. My 6 year old daughter loves her first skateboard and really loves her name on it. The board, trucks and wheels all seem very high quality, the artwork and grip tape also premium quality. Expensive board but worth it if you want it to last and be sized for younger kids.

Great product. Can interchange parts with adult professional grade parts if needed which is a plus. Love the personalized name under the grip tape so it won't be easily worn off. Big fan so far. Now lets see how it holds up as I try to remember how to ollie n kick flip so i can teach my daughter. Maybe ill buy one for myself. Im 280lbs shes 90. Fingers crossed.

My daughter borrowed my son's skateboard, liked it but decided she wanted one, except it had to be "gorgeous". We looked everywhere and couldn't find one she liked until she saw this one. I ordered because she wouldn't accept any other one but was concerned with the quality. When it arrived she fell in love with it. It's not only "gorgeous" but it is well made and perfect for her. No regrets. Highly recommend.

This was a Christmas present for my 5 year old daughter. She absolutely LOVED it! From her name on the front to the unicorn on the back. It could not be more perfect. And it is the perfect size for her. She was up and riding it Christmas morning.

What an awesome beginner board for my 7 year old daughter. She loves it and you can tell a lot of pride and attention to the detail goes into those boards. I’m so happy I got something even better than what I expected. Excellent quality.