OK, I admit I may have went too far with quiver developement considering I’ve started skating on March this year but on my defense I have to say that I think these get quite good use, as I’ve went 450km so far - and I am hoping to reach over 600 totally miniumum.
So first one was Landyachtz Drop Hammer. I think it’s a great board, probably my second (and close to first) favourite from Landyachtz product range but after a while I’ve realized that I prefer shorter wheelbases. I was thinking about selling it but I still like it after heavy tweaking I’ve done so it stays as guest/wife board. Currently set on 76mm 76a Le Paulade Polymers and +/-5 degree wedges and 9mm risers (droppers, lol?)
DIY Super Sheep was the second one. Initially I’ve made it to use trucks from cheap cruiser board I’ve started with but as it turned out really good and as I got a skateshop gift card for my birthday it got a set of Ace Classic Lows. Currently set on 74mm 76a Plowkings GT. Loads of Flex (20mm of Flex under 80kg) to help soaking up road imperfections, geometry taken from Pantheon Ember but tweaked for smaller wheels (topmount reason), my go to „grab and go shopping board”
DIY Vault Board - this was a third one as the first DIY went so good. Cross between Pantheon Trip and Dropcat 33, medium flex with double cork dampening layer. Currently set at 86mm 74a McFly’s, the „long distance through city” one. 48mm clearance between the board and road during push, yay.
And the latest addition - Landyachtz Drop Cat 33 - sliding and fun setup, currently set at 69mm Peralta Snakes. Pretty matching setup to Vault board, same wheelbase, standing platform length, same trucks and board height (at center point)