Custom longboarding allows you to design unique longboards that are perfectly suited to your style.
It's also a way to combine elements that are never sold complete, such as a board whose design you like.
Finally, it's the only way to create a board equipped with the most advanced equipment!
A longboard that fits your style
Let's say you want to ride a board for your daily commute to work. With practice, you know that your preference is for a short board, with a kicktail for the downtown portion of your commute, but with truly off-road wheels because the route is littered with blemishes and twigs.
The perfect answer may be to build a custom board that combines all these features.
The same is true if you've fallen in love with a board. To use it, you will have to equip it completely.
Mount the ultimate lonbgoard
Now, let's say you start downhill for real. You bought a first longboard to discover and with the months, the speed sessions multiply. Problem: your board is no longer adapted to regular downhill riding.
It's time to create the ultimate DH board!
Of course, there are boards dedicated to downhill riding, already assembled, and offering high performance. However, you won't have access to the most high-end features with these boards.
If, for example, you want a board with a W concave, trucks Rose Fuschia, a grip honeycomb, and ceramic bearings, you will have to go through the "custom" box.
Longboard custom : the budget
The budget can vary greatly depending on the items you choose. Most custom mounts are over 350€.
Of course, you can lower the price by opting for entry-level bearings, but you should count on 300€ for the complete assembly.
If you're aiming for the moon, and you're building a longboard with no concessions, without looking at the expense, the bill can go up to 450€.
If, for example, you want a deck with a W concave, trucks Rose Fuschia, a grip honeycomb, and ceramic bearings, you will have to go through the "custom" box.
How to choose my longboard accessories?
To begin, choose your deck. We invite you to follow our buying guides starting with our "How to choose my longboard deck" guide.