Longboards Sales & Clearance

They’re from past seasons or discontinued graphics. Clearing them out makes room for new inventory while giving riders a chance to save money on high-quality boards.

Yes. The build materials—maple, bamboo, fibreglass—remain unchanged. You get the same deck strength, trucks and wheels as current models, minus the latest graphics.

Yes. Longboards typically arrive fully assembled with trucks, wheels and grip tape attached. You can start riding immediately after checking hardware tightness.

Check the retailer’s return policy. Most allow returns if the board is unused and in its original packaging, though final sale items may not be returnable.

Stock is limited, so the selection may vary. If you need a specific shape or size, browse the clearance section regularly or act quickly when you find what you want.

Check length and width specifications. Longer, wider boards are best for dancing or downhill; shorter, narrower boards work for cruising and commuting. Choose based on your height, weight and riding style.

Manufacturer warranties generally apply. They cover defects but not wear from normal use. Check each board’s warranty details.

Absolutely. Swap wheels, trucks or bushings to tailor the board to your preferences. Standard mounting patterns make upgrading easy.