Send message. Please let us know how we can help. See all. Sandy Crack is a skimboard company based in St. George UT. We have been making great skimboards since the 90's. We are always looking for new technolog… See more.
Follow us on twitter:. There are currently two different shapes available. W… See more. We are wakeboard ing in the parking lot. Come on down and try it out. Pages Liked by This Page. Northwest Skim Tour. Lip Trix Boardshop. Flatland Magazine. I have been riding for over 10 years and ride everything out there; sandbars, rails, flat tricks, kickers and anything you can think of.
I like quick techy tricks, and I also like big airs. So, now that you know more about me and my riding style, let me break down my top five flatland skimboard brands out there. What J. Gordons lack in structural prowess, they make up for in quickness and spinnability I am making that a word, so use it. The boards are ideal for smaller riders who are at the beginner to intermediate level. They are light and pack a superb amount of pop.
I think the first time I saw a kickflip landed on a skimboard, the guy was riding a J. Gordon… enough said. I personally loved my experience with Sandy Crack Skimboards. It was one of my first boards which means most of my basic tricks I first learned on a Sandy Crack. Originally Sandy Cracks were the old-school teardrop, directional shaped board. I know that Victoria is mostly an ocean skimboarding brand, but they also have a couple boards geared towards flatland. I rented a board straight from their main shop in Laguna, and loved it!
It was still pretty poppy, letting me throw some popped 3-shuvs in front of all the strictly wave riding skimboarders. Good times.
Bick Skimboards is a new brand that has taken the flatland industry by storm. George, Utah , and they are pretty rad dudes.
They love the sport of skimboarding and created a brand that reflects that. One of my favorite aspects of their boards are the cork tops. Overall, these boards are good for tech tricks and clean pop.
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