Long Island - HawaiiSurf

Long Island

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Long Island is a brand of longboards and cruisers that stands out for its very good value for money. Not surprising when you know that behind it is the renowned skate company Jart Skateboards. The finishes are clean and the equipment is of high quality thanks to the Bear trucks brand, a reference in longskate. There are many versatile dropthrough boards as well as boards for riding casually. For those interested, Long Island also offers a range of small plastic skates that can easily compete with penny boards, some of which are already gripped.

With its very good value for money, it is the ideal longboard and cruiser brand for beginners. With excellent quality skates, you will have time to explore all aspects of sliding before moving on to a more technical skateboard.

Long Island : longboards et cruisers pour profiter du ride

Découvrez Long Island, une marque de longboards et cruisers qui développe des boards accessibles et polyvalentes pour découvrir différentes sensations de glisse.

Cruising, carving ou déplacements : choisissez votre Long Island selon votre niveau, votre terrain et le style de ride recherché.

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About the brand

What is Long Island?

Long Island is a brand specialized in longboards and cruisers. It offers various boards that allow for cruising, carving, and different longskate practices.

What is Long Island's specialty?

The brand is primarily focused on longboards and cruisers. Its range includes different shapes and configurations designed according to the practices and skill levels of riders.

Products and uses

What Long Island products can be found at HawaiiSurf?

HawaiiSurf currently features the Green Tea Kicktail Essential Longboard Skate, a complete Long Island board measuring 36 inches. The selection may change based on collections and availability.

Can you use a Long Island for cruising?

Yes. Cruising is part of the uses associated with Long Island longboards and cruisers. However, the choice of model should match the terrain and the rider's level.