Madd Gear Skateboards

Yes. Madd Gear completes have medium concave decks that are easy for new skaters to control. Trucks respond predictably, and wheels provide a good balance of grip and slide, enabling learners to roll comfortably while attempting simple tricks.

Decks are typically around 7.5–7.75 inches wide and 31–32 inches long. These sizes fit younger skaters or those with smaller feet. The lighter weight helps children lift the board for ollies and flip tricks.

Madd Gear skateboards use aluminium trucks with medium bushings. They turn well at slow speeds, making them ideal for cruising and learning how to carve. Hardware is standard, so you can replace trucks with other brands if needed.

No. Madd Gear skateboards arrive fully assembled with grip tape applied, trucks mounted and wheels installed. You can adjust truck tightness based on your child’s weight and preference before riding.

The wheels are made from urethane with hardness around 95A, which is firm enough for skateparks and smoother surfaces. They allow beginners to practise tricks without too much rolling resistance, while still gripping pavement adequately.

With regular use, these boards can last several months to a year. Beginners often scrape the tail and nose while learning tricks, so expect some wear. Encourage proper technique to prolong deck life, and rotate wheels to prevent uneven wear.

Yes. You can swap wheels, bearings and trucks for improved performance as your skater progresses. Decks use standard mounting holes, allowing easy installation of aftermarket parts.

They typically come with a limited warranty against manufacturing defects. Damage from misuse or normal wear isn’t covered. Always check the warranty information at purchase.