NKX Deluxe skateboards are perfect cruisers for casual skating around the street. NKX is for everyone, so whether you are a beginner or a pro skater means nothing - lots of luxury cruising for both adults and children.
It is easy to have your 27 "NKX Deluxe skateboard with you around, even if you are going by bus, metro and train. Just quickly put it under your arm and then you can get on with public transport on your way to work or school.
The material for the deck is made of patented plastic, which is an incredibly light and solid material. NKX Deluxe has 60 mm wheels, a 78 A hardness and ABEC-11 ball bearings. These features make the skateboard easy for cruising, with high control of your movements and an awesome feeling on the asphalt when you skate away.
If you need a fantastic cruiser skateboard for beginners and you want to cruise in style, then you are guaranteed it all with NKX Deluxe!
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A pennyboard is especially well suited for cruising and can also be used for a few street tricks. If you want fun rides as well as a bit of street skating, a pennyboard is a great choice. There are two main sizes: 22" (Classic) and 27" (Nickel / Big Mamma).
The 22" model is smaller and very easy to carry. It works well for kids, for anyone who wants a compact board, and for those who prioritise portability — for example taking it in a backpack or into class. The smaller platform does, however, require a bit more balance than the longer version.
The 27" models suit teens and adults with larger feet and/or anyone who wants more stability. The longer, wider deck gives more foot space and a more secure feel — while a Classic feels more agile, but also less stable, simply because you have less surface to stand on and control the board with.
Both sizes are made for the same kind of penny skating. The key difference is size — and with that, the better stability of the 27" version.