After a 20-year hiatus, I decided to start skating again. I’m 40 now and mostly skate for fun and to get to work. The Tugboat is a great board for that. It’s really fun. Awesome (and nice support from Landyachtz crew regarding questions)!

I love the board so much. I’m new to skating I just got into it last month and I got a regular skateboard. My neighborhood in queens has rough and cracked roads and I’d always fall with my regular skateboard with spitfire hard wheels. With this cruiser those are not problems anymore and I’ve only fallen once because it’s goes really fast downhill. (Skill issue) My one complaint with the board is that the grip tape came with some air pockets. I’m not really sure how to fix it yet but I’ll think of a DIY solution. Also the bearings/wheels were a bit tight for me so I loosened it a little so I could go faster but I think that’s more of a personal presence thing In conclusion I love the board, and the deck has beautiful artwork. This will be my main board for the time being as I will use it for cruising around literally everywhere and this thing will always stay in my car. Skateboarding has already changed my life and I’ve met some really cool people already, and I’m just super grateful to get into this hobby. I’ve tried many hobbies, but thanks to yalls board, I think this one will stick.

I ordered the deck, trucks, wheels & bearings all separate because I wanted to have bigger wheels. I got the 63mm Fatty Hawgs with the bearings included and it was a great deal! The deck only came pre-gripped, all I had to do was put the trucks on and go. It’s been a very fun board! I got it to be a more portable option than the Drop Cat, for things like parking a ways out and riding the board to a downtown bar. I love the Drop Cat to death, I would just never call it “portable” in a busy area. The Tugboat fully accomplished that goal several times and has been an all around great addition to my collection! It’s fun, portable, and stylish- I’m super happy with it!

I have gotten to try a few Landyachtz completes over the last two years. I have purchased the Free Dive, Dipper, Ripper, dingy classic and Shape 9. I have swapped components on every single one of those, but not the Tugboat Ultra Carve. It's so much fun and so perfectly set up to ride squiggly lines all over the neighborhood. I have not found a from the factory complete that I like anywhere as much as this one.

Got this as my first ever board and was very happy with its stability. Took some time to get comfortable of course but I feel like this has helped me start down a path I enjoy!

Awesome board and riding experience! High quality, stable, super carvy, and a fun ride!

Fun board to ride around with the kids, bit tricky to get used to

The ultra curve is my favorite board to ride so far 10 out of 10

Love the shape and feel of the tugboat. perfect for cruising.

The Tugboat- Atmosphere cruiser skateboard is perfect for a beginner. I am a beginner myself and I really enjoy cruising around with this skateboard. This board is the perfect width and length, which makes it easy to get comfortable with. I personally like the design and colors that the Atmosphere board has. This board is smooth and easy for sharper turns that can be tricky sometimes. Overall, I really enjoy and recommend this board!

Great board for cruising around and carving!

the wide trucks and big wheels make it easy for me to get a feel for being on the board, as well as for cruising around the city. I'm having a lot of fun with this board

Tugboat - Meowijuana Ultra Carve

The build quality is great. I’m having a blast on this thing!

Great design and quality. If you’re looking for a nice set up straight away, this seems to be the move.

Just enough nose to ollie up and down curbs, mellow cruiser concave, and great with TKO or RKP on risers.

I love it :))

It’s good.

After a few weeks of riding, I can confidently say the Landyachtz Tugboat is an awesome board for city cruising. It feels super stable and roomy underfoot, yet still nimble enough to weave through people and dodge cracks or potholes with ease. Before this, I was riding a Santa Cruz 27.7”, so the Tugboat is slightly bigger — but that extra size is actually a plus. It offers better foot placement and more confidence overall. The deck smooths out vibrations nicely, with just a bit of flex, which makes rough pavement a lot more forgiving. It does take a little time to get used to the feel and weight, but once you do, it flows naturally. The only thing I’d change are the wheels. The stock hawgs are fine, but I’m planning to swap them out for 63mm Doozies for a smoother, grippier ride — especially over cobblestone and rougher roads. As expected from Landyachtz, the build quality is top-notch. The trucks came well-tuned out of the box, the grip is solid, and the deck looks and feels great. If I were picking my first cruiser board again, I’d absolutely go with the Tugboat.

Graphics are sweet and it’s perfect to ride straight out of the box!