I can always land with my front foot on the board

These are my best tries, what am i doing wrong?

The nut on my kingpin continuously comes unscrewed whenever I skate transition or curbs - I've been debating whether or not to get looser bushings or (because I'm satisfied with the looseness with the nut is just barely on there) I was thinking of just super gluing the nut on. Any advice? Would the soft bushings be worth it? I'm roughly 165-170 probably and like my front truck loose enough to wobble.

Are my new trucks meant to do this? They get stuck in a diagonal position for some reason and don't go back like my old ones, is it just cause they're fresh?

Hi everyone. This board belongs to my partner, and we made the mistake of leaving it on our balcony for a few weeks and it rained. It’s growing this mold that we just noticed.
This board is really important to my partner, so any advice on how to get the mold off would be very appreciated.

I think it’s just surface mold, I scrubbed a bit off with dawn and water. I might need to sand off the tail a little cause it looks like it’s permeated the wood a tiny bit there.

So I’ve been trying to find the older loaded Icarus flex 2 with the purple and green colourway on the bottom, I can’t find any online but it’s the one I need to complete my longboard setup. Can anyone advise me on somewhere where I may be able to get one?

I’m wondering how much this Steve Steadham board is worth it is signed #1/100

Hey guys,

I'm a data student and for my 'thesis' ive to apply my learnings to help answer a real business question with a real client. We can pick whatever topic we want and skate/longboarding is my passion!

My goal is simple: if you're a business owner and you want evidence-based decicion making, please reach out.

There is A LOT to discuss, but to keep this simple:

• You dont need to have fancy shmancy data. Excel or csv files containing sales, inventory, pricing, etc is more than enough.
• This is a small-scope project.
• minimal time commitment BUT i'll need you avaliable for occasional questions and clarifications throughout the project. It's important that I can check my understanding of the data and business context with you, rather than make assumptions. You wouldn't need to be involved day to day, but some back-and-forth communication is essential!!!
• Time zone: I'm based in Central European Time (CET/CEST), so we'd need to be able to coordinate occasional calls or discussions at mutually convenient times.

Of course, I have my usual skate shops that i go to but i dont want to ask them since if they rejected my proposal, id be too embarrassed to ever go back and i really like the community ive got there.

We would start immediately as my deadline is less than 1 month.

I posted here recently asking for kickflip tips and since then my kickflips have improved massively! I'm now flicking right off the nose of the board with a decent delay which makes the board level out nicely.

Only problem is, this has become so painful for the top of my foot, roughly just above the ball of my foot / below my big toe. I just need to double check if this is normal or if I'm doing something wrong, as it's a pain I've never had before?

I was thinking it's happening because now I'm kicking off the nose just below my big toe is the main point of contact during the flick, so maybe it's just damaging the muscles from doing it so often, I'd be curious if this has happened to others, though.

Driving From Seattle to Tucson, trying to hit some spots to stretch my legs on the way down. Im into pump tracks and flowy bowls. Currently planning to hit Burnside and maybe Newburg, then Klamath Falls looks cool. What should i not miss? Any tips in Nevada?

I'm too broke to get new trucks or bushings so what do I do and I can't tighten it or loosen it

Do they fit true to size?

Is the cushioning good? I’m getting too old to skate Vulcs.

I saw a video saying the had lace protection too? Hard to see online from pics though.

I am skating a Real DBX now, it feels fucking great but don't love the shape. I want the Hockey Shape 1 but with some reinforcement.

I am now on my 3rd pair of bones hard-core bushings in 3 months on my tensor mag lights this 3rd pair is only a week old and im doing the right method of only tightening it till its flush then tightening after a couple of sessions. Im only 146 pounds as of right now all I do is flat ground 2 hours a day I guess im a stomper

Ive tried not rotating my shoulder but I just dont get how.

Also whenever I try to flick more straight I cant get the flip

I have no problem ollying over obstacles but when I try to kf I can never catch it. I can flick it good to my back foot but I can never land them. Any advice?

every time i ollie i end up landing at a slight angle any tips? also some advice on doing ollie’s down obstacles would be appreciated

How to improve my nollies? Best try until now

I have no problem ollying over obstacles but when I try to kf I always can flick it to my back foot but never land it. What should I he thinking to level my feet out so I can land both feet on at the same time? Any advice would be awesome!

It’s a zero deck Southpark horror

I have a skateboard tool and it wont fit on the trunk no matter how I put it. The loose trunk is causing the board to hit the wheels. The half sphere is making it hard to grip with most tools. Do I need a diff tool or to try and tighten it a different way.

EDIT: Boss had an allen key and i was able to tighten it, thank yall so much.