Cant ride properly yet, but its dope

A little bit difficult but I love it great for double sessions with my skateboard for chill stuff

I’m loving my Cruiser. Being able to commute without taking my feet off the board and being able to do tight, snowboard-like carves, is awesome.

I just wish the toe hooks curved around the front of my toes more. I find my back foot slips forward, when I’m riding hard.

Love the black on black- ninja mode activated

I’m 45 with a brain tumor! Definitely harder to learn than I thought. But after a week of practicing 20-45min a day I can cruise pretty smooth. Will take me a while to look good on it

So soft! Love to represent!!

Steep learning curve but so much fun once you get the hang of it all!

I love'm soo much I put them on both my onewheel gt's.

Very fast oversea shipping and

Still practicing. Look forward to cruise smoothly trough the city. Wish i bought it earlier!

My first impression when I opened the box was that this is a very solid and well designed board. It's also very light! It's perfect right out of the box and ready to ride. I have been riding traditional skateboards for many years, but honestly I struggled at first. I could barely get it to move. All the videos available were very helpful and encouraging though so I kept at it. I've been riding it almost every day for 20-45 minutes and I definitely feel more comfortable. I'm slowly starting to shred with it! Nothing major but I have the pump down pretty well, can get some speed going and (usually) keep it under control. It's a blast! If any older dudes (or dudettes) out there are wondering if they can do it, don't hesitate. I'm 52 and love it! Thanks Dragan crew!!!

I have only been snow boarding a few times when I was younger and always wish I had a way to get back to that feeling in some small way. After a few hours of trial and error and watching their tutorial video. I was able to carve around a smooth, relatively flat parking lot. The self propelling carving movement is not like snowboarding and is a little in some ways. It felt very odd at first, toes out to go left and toes in to go right if you are left foot forward. But very satisfying when it starts to click. It's a lot of fun learning a new skill, challenging my 42, almost 43 year old body to make this thing go. It's easy to just step out of when things get a little sideways. I doubt I'll ever be doing tricks on this thing. But the toe hooks are ingenious and super helpful and it seems to be built like a tank. I'm looking forward to finding better balance the more I ride and confidence to just carve around on pavement. And it scratches that ADHD need to move creatively itch.

Love it.

I love these. I didn’t like the fins that every one uses. They look stupid and they make your feet too close together. I like a wider stance so these were perfect. I bought them for my onewheel XR. Putting the back on was easy. Just drill the holes and get screws that sink into the wood so it’s flat on the bottom side. Front I had to make a custom metal bracket that wrapped around the bumper to the top foot pad.. Worked out great. Feet are a lot more stable on trails now.

As an ex-Snakeboarder (25 years ago!) and with two kids 9 and 7 I wanted something familiar and fun to cruise around on with them. I feel like the Cruiser is the perfect introduction back into streetboards as it provides the ability to hop up and down kerbs, but without the risk of being strapped-in. Very happy with my purchase, and the feeling of cruising and streetboard came right back the first time I got on it.