Chubby Unicorn Blood Slayer, 42.25 Zoll

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Beschreibung

Eine monströse Reinkarnation des klassischen Chubby Unicorn Longboard-Skateboards. Das Blood Slayer bietet Rocker, breite W-Konkave, funktionelle Wheel Well Flares, Nose- und Tail-Kicks und eine Fülle von magischer Technologie, um eine ergonomische Plattform für Downhill-Zerstörung und Freeride/Freestyle-Wut zu schaffen.

Spezifikationen
Länge 42,25″ / 107 cm
Breite 9.75″ / 24,8 cm
Radstand 28,25″ / 71,8 cm
Profil Wippe
Steifigkeit Steif
Gewicht (nur Deck) 4,9 lb / 2,2 kg
Was ist inbegriffen?

Komplett-Bausatz (Downhill):

  • Deck: Loaded Chubby Unicorn Blood Slayer
  • Achsen: Paris 180mm 50° (schwarz)
  • Räder: Orangatang 75mm In Heat (80a, orange)
  • Kugellager: Loaded Jehu V2
  • Hardware: Loaded Button Head (1″)

Komplett-Bausatz (Freeride & Freestyle):

  • Deck: Loaded Chubby Unicorn Blood Slayer
  • Achsen: Paris 180mm 50° (schwarz)
  • Räder: Orangatang 70mm Stimulus (86a, gelb)
  • Kugellager: Loaded Jehu V2
  • Hardware: Loaded Button Head (1″)

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Design flaws

"For a $360 deck, I was expecting a lot. The durability was advertised to be superior to other boards due to the materials and construction. However, after one curb hit at mild speed, a huge chunk of the bottom delaminated, and I had to super glue and sand it down. My setup was at just the right height to scrape the bottom edge of the deck whenever it hits a curb. This leads to delamination every time. I believe this could have been prevented if the urethane extended past the bottom of the nose/tail edges or around the whole board. The extra weight wouldn't bother in exchange for actual durability. I bought nose guards on Amazon to add onto this deck so that it's actually durable but those don't really fit and also make it weird to use the kicks. For a v3 version, I would suggest adding thicker urethane and have it extend past the edges. A variant with layers of carbon fiber would be great. It would be nice if the hardware holes were recessed so the screws could be flush without using damaging countersunks."

— Neil (2/5)

Fun and strong

"I have this board, I love it. It is pretty stiff compared to other loaded boards due to its construction. It doesn't really flex when I ride it. It got run over by a car once, no cracks. Recommend this board if you're doing downhill or have very smooth roads. The W-concave is nice and grippy for slides too."

— Gavin M. (5/5)

Could it come in a. 38 inch size with a lil more w to it like the apex idk just a idea.

"Sorry I’m high but I love the boards and yeah my tititke is actually a question I own three of these boards there so good for down hill in city kinda rough but it’s all love .❤️"

— Jalen S. (4/5)

All around board

"This has been my favorite board for everything. I have had at least 4 boards for only one style of skating. This board is my go-to when I wanna commute, downhill, or freestyle. This board is basically indestructible. It can withstand any slide, flip or thrashing I put to it. A must buy. My setup is Gullwing Louis Pilloni Pro reverse trucks, Liam Morgan Pro 70mm 82a wheels, Bomes Swiss bearings."

— Abel P. (5/5)

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