Mindless Boards

Mindless offers pintail cruisers for mellow carving, drop‑through boards for stable downhill runs and double‑kicks for freeride and tricks. Each style caters to different riding preferences, from relaxed cruising to technical sliding.

Many boards feature a combination of maple for strength and bamboo for flexibility. Some models include fiberglass layers or carbon fibre stringers to enhance stiffness or reduce weight.

Yes. Models like the Mindless Tribal Rogue or Surf Skate are user‑friendly, offering stability and predictable handling. Their moderate wheelbases and soft wheels make them ideal for new riders.

Consider your riding style. Softer, larger wheels (78A–83A, 70–74 mm) provide a smooth, grippy ride on rough roads. Harder wheels (86A–88A, 60–65 mm) are better for sliding and technical freeride.

Yes. Most Mindless longboards come equipped with their own branded trucks, tuned to match the board’s intended use. They use reverse‑kingpin designs for stability and carving.

Definitely. You can upgrade wheels, bushings, bearings and even the trucks. Make sure to match the wheel size to the deck’s clearance to avoid wheel bite.

Keep bearings clean and lubricated, rotate wheels to even out wear and tighten trucks as needed. Avoid water exposure, as moisture can warp decks and rust bearings.

Mindless produces some drop‑through and drop‑deck models suitable for downhill, but competitive racers might prefer specialised boards. Their freeride models offer enough stability for moderate downhill speeds.