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Surfskate SMOOTHSTAR Toledo #77 34″
€ 310.00 IVA incluído
The Surfskate SMOOTHSTAR Toledo #77 Black 34″ is suited towards teenagers or adults around or just under 6ft in height or 168cm – 186cm (5”5’ – 6”1’) . It will hold rail turns without sliding out for surfers that are under 85kg.
Surfskate SMOOTHSTAR Toledo #77 Black 34″
The Surfskate SMOOTHSTAR Toledo #77 34″ is suited towards teenagers or adults around or just under 6ft in height or 168cm – 186cm (5”5’ – 6”1’) . It will hold rail turns without sliding out for surfers that are under 85kg.
It has the deeper concave in the deck which provides the surfer with more ability to hold the rail while carving. It shares the same concave as the 32.5″ and 35.5″ models.
The 34” Toledo #77 is the newest SmoothStar model for our Teamrider Filipe Toledo. While creating the 34” Toledo, Filipe was specific in the design process…and we delivered. The Toledo 34″ has a deeper concave in the deck and wider wheels at the back.
Both of these features enable surfers to push harder through their turns and hold the rail without sliding out. Then end result is riders can practice much more powerful manouvers, whilst maintaining looseness through critical turns.
Weight: 4.1 kg
Dimensions: 92 x 26 x 17 cm
Turning Mechanism: Black SmoothStar Thruster
Deck Length: 34″ Matt Black
Deck Thickness: 5 x ply Stradified American Bearch + 2 x ply Candian Maple
Deck Width: 26cm
Wheel Base: (measured from centre of trucks): 54cm
Wheels: Black #77 Wheels
Wheel Bearings: ABEC 7
Trucks: Black Trucks
Surfskate SMOOTHSTAR Toledo #77 34″
SMOOTHSTAR Surfskates can be used by beginners, intermediate or advanced riders.
If you wish to take in consideration some technical aspects for your riding, you should focus on:
Wheel Base
The Wheel base is the distance between the trucks and is really one of the key aspects of choosing the right Surfskate for your riding ability. Basically the shorter the wheelbase, the tighter the turning and more critical turns. However, you don’t want it too short, so that you’ll need to shorten the width of your legs too much, because that way you will lose balance. Our recommendation is that you think about it considering your surfing stance, which is approximately a little bit wider than the width of your shoulders. Measure the width of your stance against the wheels base of the Surfskate.
Deck
The Deck is very important to emulate the surf feel, since it connects your feet to the board. All SmoothStar deck designs have been tested thoroughly for the appropriate rider. For example, the more critical boards such as the 32”, 33” and 36” have a steeper concave, as riders using these boards need to carve harder and sharper than those of the 30” and 29” models. Without the concave, you’ll loose a part of the surf feel. To simulate the tail pad on your surfboard, SmoothStar boards have very low tail kicker.
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Smoothstar Surfskates
Smoothstar Surfskates Story of SmoothStar Surf skates For more than 14 years SmoothStar has been known to Australian Surfers as one of the best surf training products, outside the water. However, unless you have tried a surfskate SmoothStar, it is very hard to understand why it feels so similar to surfing. Trucks from SmoothStar replicates the surf feel because the front truck has a special turning device called the SmoothStar Thruster. This Thruster makes the front of the board loose so the board can turn and drive off the back trucks – the same as you would with surfboard rails and fins… you get the feel is “rail-to-rail” surfing on land. SmoothStar surfskate Thruster invention is protected by patents. The turns are not sharp, floppy or stiff – they are “Smooth” but as radical as you want them to be and that is why we call it “SmoothStar”. About the SmoothStar Thruster Our Thruster is specifically positioned between the front trucks and the deck of the skateboard. The Thruster has a spring within the aluminium casing that provides resistance and reaction to the riders turning movement and wave. This spring enables the board to turn way beyond the ability of a normal skateboard. The combination of the springs tension and inside steel bearings enable for smooth transitions from rail to rail. This enables the rider to compress and push off each turn to generate speed and surf flow. Once the rider is pushing off from rail-to-rail, this creates a “self-propelling” motion, removing the need to push off the ground with the foot.
