Hi5ber Longboards - DECK ONLY, Carbon Fiber, Pre-Gripped, Epoxy Coated, Ultralight, Slim, Professional Great for Cruising, Downhill, Freestyle, Freeride.

I'm 230 pounds and 6'2, snapped my last ply deck. This thing wont break. There is a 2ft drop I hit every day on the way to work, still sturdy as I bought it.Makako deck, calibur wide trucks, bigfoot wheels, reds precision bearings.As a note, buy some clear epoxy. If you scrape the bottom you are gonna wanna give it a quick sand and a thin layer to protect the fiber.I bomb big hills to work every day, and this thing makes commuting to work a blast.Not great if you need to turn a ton though, and no kicktail, make sure you don't have any unramped curbs on route, if you do, but the shorter one with the kick tail.

I have the Hi5ber Undertaker, the drop through bad ass cousin of the overtaker. I have been skating it for well over a year, and I can say that I wouldn't trade it for any other board. Its' sexy red and black carbon fiber and kevlar weave along with its aggressive look get peoples heads whipping around on campus. On the actual ride, I have been using it for light downhill and general cruising. Because of its light construction, it is a breeze going up hills, and you can get some serious speed going downhill. Not to mention how tough this thing is. I've fallen off of it a few times and had it slam into concrete walls HARD. It has no damage and the carbon fiber layers have not even started to delaminate. All in all Hi5ber boards are AMAZING and the only skate decks you'll need.

Looks absolutely amazing. More of a display item. Uses thin layers of carbon fiber with foam in the middle. I bought this for my son for Xmas he treated it like gold it's now June in phx AZ he left it outside for one hour got on it and it snapped. Definitely not worth the $200+ I spent on it