So I grabbed one of the new Braille Skateboard decks recently and thought I would do a review so that you guys can know whether or not you'd like to cop one for yourself! You know I had to choose the Mogely board to support a dope skater! If there's anything you guys wanna know about the board don't hesitate to comment any questions down below! Hope you enjoy.
Yo what's going on guys, so I just picked myself up a Braille board, I've got the Mowgli Pro Edition right here.
Going to give this a review over the next couple of days, it is now Monday, over the next few days I reckon by Friday I'm going to have like 3 or 4 skate sessions.
I'm going to know exactly what I like, what I don't like about this board, and over the few skate sessions I'm going to tell you how I'm feeling, what I think about the board.
With that being said, let's set this bad boy up and go for a shred.
So there we have it guys, the board is officially set up, going to take it to the skate park, have a little shred and I'll keep you up to date on how it feels, let's go.
Okay so we've just arrived at the skate park, I've been skating the Braille board now for about a week to 10 days, a bit longer than I expected before we finished this video but hey ho, here we are.
We're going to have a little session today and then we're going to go back home and I'm going to talk about the board, what I like, what I don't like and we're just going to give it a little score out of 10.
Let's have a little session and I'll meet you back at HQ.
Yo so we just got back to HQ and I've been skating this Braille board for about 2 weeks now, maybe 10-14 days, something like that, and for that amount of time so far it's holding up great.
Skating in the bowl felt awesome, grinds and slides on the ledges felt perfect, to be honest I can't really fault it in any way whatsoever, the pop, incredible, the control of the board, the shape of the nose and tail, I think are on point.
If you like a board with a nice bit of concave but not too much, this is perfect for you.
What I want to say is if you're thinking about buying a Braille skateboard, I'd highly recommend buying one just to give it a try for yourself.
They're not that expensive, nowhere near the price of something like a Hockey, FA and especially nothing like the price of a Power Pro or Flight Deck.
So if you're thinking about getting something that's not going to break the bank and it's not going to break under your feet either, I'd highly recommend copping yourself a Braille board.
And you know we had to support the homie Moe because he has that sick graphic and he's just one hell of an incredible guy, awesome skater.
If you haven't already, check him out on Instagram, I'll leave a link to his profile in the description also if you want to go check him out.
But yeah guys, with that being said, I'd like to give this board a solid 8.5 out of 10.
The only other brand that I will say that I prefer to Braille is the Element board brand and that's not because of the company, I think Braille are a much superior company.
But the Element boards for me, they're just the best in my opinion.
But so far so good with this, I'm going to be skating this for at least another 3-4 weeks.
If you want any updated opinions on the board in a couple of weeks, don't hesitate to hit me up on Instagram, link will be in the description.
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