Rad Skateboards

They balance price and performance. RAD uses decent trucks and wheels to ensure smooth rolling, while keeping costs low enough for first‑time skaters. Their decks are sturdy enough for learning tricks without breaking the bank.

Yes. RAD completes have versatile setups with 54–55 mm wheels and stable decks around 7.75–8.0 inches wide, making them suitable for both street and park riding.

RAD boards range from 7.5 inches for younger skaters to 8.25 inches for adults. Narrower boards are easier to flip, while wider boards provide stability for bowl and ramp skating.

Yes. They arrive as complete skateboards with trucks, wheels, bearings and grip tape installed. Beginners can start skating immediately without needing to build the board themselves.

You can upgrade wheels and bearings for better speed, swap trucks for higher turning precision and replace bushings for custom feel. RAD decks use standard mounting patterns, so replacements are straightforward.

With proper care, they last for months or years of casual skating. Avoid water, avoid landing heavy drops repeatedly and replace grip tape when it wears smooth.

Yes. Their smaller deck sizes and soft bushings make them manageable for children. Colourful designs also appeal to younger riders.

RAD boards often come with a limited warranty against manufacturing defects. It doesn’t cover damage from misuse or normal wear. Check the product description for details.