Custom aluminum skateboards

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Corbusboards makes these skateboards cut from aluminum in killer designs. With all the cutouts, they supposedly weigh about the same as a longboard, and aren't meant to hang on the wall. Try not to catch anyone in the ankles with the fish skeleton one! Via Core77.

Posted by Becky Stern | Aug 1, 2008 11:00 AM
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Posted by: MCW on August 1, 2008 at 1:02 PM

Superstah

Man, those are gorgeous. Not worth $300, but that's a really neat innovation. I could see someone definitely getting a decapitated ankle from one of these!


Posted by: old fat skater on August 2, 2008 at 5:53 AM

old fat skater

I wonder what the weight cap. is on those cuz I might be bigger at 300lb but I can still get down. (old mad crabby Voice) back in my day I could do some bad ass stuff, never stopped riding though but all i do now are ollies and acid drops through the neighborhood. But if I could find a board that could take the weight I could still trough down. its just that when I throw down now I break boards


Posted by: Carl Faulkner on August 2, 2008 at 1:15 PM

Artisit/Photographer

I'm the photographer for Corbus and his boards. In the course of the last year I've ridden the boards myself and I can tell you they are:
1. Light not much heavier than a traditional longboard.
2. They are no more dangerous to your ankles than any other board.
3. We have a BIG Samoan friend that rides one and it supports his weight.
4. They are manouverable the trucks and riser pads are tuned specifically for each board (Sometimes for a few weeks).

My favorite to ride has been the Fishbone as the cutouts make carrying it way easier than a regular board.

Plus Corbus is a super nice guy!


Posted by: Amez on August 2, 2008 at 3:52 PM

they cost 400 with shipping not 300 dollars


Posted by: Shadyman on August 3, 2008 at 1:44 PM

Falls?

I'd hate to fall onto the fishbone one...


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