High-performance little dream ride
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The perfect size to bring anywhere
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Grippy, molded waffle deck for stability
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No assembly required
Bring it anywhere
This mini cruiser is ready to ride when it arrives. Easily pack Quip in your backpack and take it anywhere. Perfect for commuting or just leisurely rolling around the block.
Small, but mighty
Never judge a board by its size. Quip is 22.5” worth of push-power for the skater on the go. High-speed carbon bearings, a grippy deck, and soft wheels will have you riding all day long.
⚠️ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Vinyl Chloride, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
- 22.5” x 6” injection-molded 70’s-style retro street cruiser, made with highly flexible plastic
- Ultra-smooth-gliding and highly flexible polyurethane casted wheels enhance durability and comfort while skating
- Equipped with precision and lightweight ABEC-7 high-speed carbon bearings
- Lightweight and portable 4 lbs, fits perfectly in most backpacks
- Delivered from us to you fully assembled and ready to ride right out of the box
- Recommended Weight Limit 220 LBS
Get everything you need to start moving
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JM
05/21/2021
Jeff M.
United States
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05/17/2021
Tracy V.
United StatesPenny Board Review
This penny board rode well for its price. I have skated with this basically everyday for about a month or two and it has not cracked at all. Although the bearings could be a little faster, the board, overall, is good for anyone who is just looking to cruise around for fun.
AV
05/10/2021
Aliyah V.
United StatesGreat
Its a really good board for 30 dollars. I would definitely recommend it to anyone.
TC
04/28/2021
Trista C.
United States
MG
04/25/2021
Meredith G.
United StatesThrilled
My son has been begging for a skateboard, so I figured it would be a great Easter Bunny surprise. He loves it. Now I just have to figure out how to teach him to use it.
