Great jack of all trades board. The taper is just right and the ride is super smooth. If you’re used to longboards and cruisers it feels right at home, if a bit more aggressive and light. I’m not much of a street skater, but my friend popped some Ollies with it right away. I did however, notice the slightest bit of bend on the trucks after knocking it around for a bit. All in all, would recommend.

I’m really liking the ATV Stone God Smiles board. It’s got an old school feel and design that makes it a unique and I’m having a blast on the streets with it. Another great addition to my Landyachtz quiver.

I’m a first-timer but I’m loving all the time I get to spend on my board. Since I’m 195cm and 105kilo I was worried about how it would hold up, but it’s really high quality

I've been riding for about a year and a half, so I am arguably still a beginner. Despite this, I can say this is easily the most fun board I have ridden. As fun as longboards are, the freedom this board gives you is unreal. It's fast, easy to control, and you can (try) to do tricks on it. I'm bad at them, but other than being heavier than a trick board, it's fully doable. Even carving, though obviously better on longboards, feels nice on it. It's also small enough to carry with you to ride around campus, while being big enough to be comfortable going relatively fast.

TL;DR, this is a perfect jack-of-all-trades board. 5 stars, fun in every situation. May want hard wheels for the skatepark though.

This is my very first board, and I am an absolute beginner. I chose this specific board because the area where I will ride most of the time its quite rough pavement, and I also like the extra space the larger board has, as I am older and not as agile as a younger rider. The board is fun so far, but I am just learning the very basics. I'm sure as I gain experience I will enjoy it even more. A significant part of my wanting to learn to skateboard is to improve my balance for martial arts in a fun way, and to spend time outside doing it. Win - win!