really good review now i know what to expect with my uber light that i got on sale for $40

DO NOT XPEND UR MONEY IN THOSE

thx. iam gonna get a almost impact.

yo if u like almost and mullen and stuff get the uber light but if u want an element really bad but want the same quality then get the element push same money same thing pretty much but its element

Good review. ii was gonna go get a element board but a bunch of skaters at my school that are helping me out said not to. and told me to get that deck,this review helped me out alot and just made me want it even more. thx and nice skating. how long you been skating? and do you still have the board?

awesome next time i go to sedalia im hittin that shop up

good skating but a really bad filmer

you shouldve added stair sets in this video
how long did the uber light last anyways?

There are two Small Time Skates, but they’re both local (not a chain or franchise or anything). The one here in Hammond, Louisiana is owned by my best friend Kerry, then there’s another one in Columbia, Missouri owned by a mutual friend named Shane. The shop ethic is the same (skateboarding helping the scene), but they’re separate beyond that.

where is that small time skate shop? it looks like a good one. are there any other ones around except that one, or is that a local thing?

Thanks and by the way you skate good

Hahaha, that’s an old 80’s hit… “Don’t You Want Me Baby” by Human League. hehe

GOOD review thanks man I only have one problem What is the song in the end

dr.octagon is well good

Hi grimcity do you think the almost impact is pretty good im thimking of getting one?

Nah, the trucks I **** were pre-market… they were test trucks that they hadn’t worked the bugs out of yet.

hey man.
i jus got the new tensor magnesium response trucks which are suppose to be even lighter than the regular response trucks. but after watching your video i kind of have doubts about it.
should i worry?

In general, the lightest boards will be the skinnier ones (7.5, 7.6″). To ensure that it’s even lighter, look for something with a very shallow concave (more concave = more wood to compensate for the bend). I know Rictas are a reputable wheel, but I’m not personally a fan of Tensors because I skate transition when I’m not skating street, and Tensors aren’t designed for carving. I’m not saying they suck, but it really comes down to your own personal taste. Enjoy your new set up!

Hmm what do u think is the lightest board… Other than this expensive 100 bull. Im thinking of buying an enjoi with tensor magnesium trucksreds bearing, ricta weels. what do u think?

question. did ur ollie feel any higher when you were skating it?

Absolutely not. Your money would be better spent buying three regular decks than one overpriced one. Even though the Uber has some technology in it, it just doesn’t ride that differently from a regular board.

the uber light deck that i found was 159 dollars, but i am looking for a really light deck, and the rest of the normal decks are around 54 dollars, do you think it would be worth it to buy it?

The Uber Light is not marketed as being ***** or snap resistant… as mentioned in the video, I did give the nose a slight ***** (though it was more cosmetic than anything).
Anyway, if you skate hard, it’s natural that boards break eventually (though sometimes they just wear out if you’re lucky). I’d save the money spent on an Uber and go with a well made, traditionally constructed all-wood board.

i like short decks cause im only 4 ft 9″ so if my current deck snaps should i get the uber light?