Krooked 2012 Zig Zagger Blaster Cruiser Complete Skateboard Review - Tactics.com

Probably like a month or so If you're only concerned with cruising, as in just ridding and not really doing many tricks, i'd say get a cruiser board, like the Zig Zagger [VIDEO]. You mostly just gotta get comfortable on the board, and turning and such. You'll also want soft wheels, since harder wheels are more likely to catch on to gravel and dirt. A board like the Zig Zagger would have you crusing through most streets, city sidewalks, and general street/sidewalks pretty smooth and at a decent pace, so long as it isn't too crowded. Don't get a cruiser like a penny, those things are novelty boards. You could look at "flat boards" like the Duster company, but without a kicktail, its pretty hard to stop. You also close the door on learning *any* tricks, even simple ones like kicksturns, slides, and no comply.