Did you see our ad on Fuel TV over the holidays? Check it out and let us know what you think!
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Freebord
Progression and innovation is what drives us. Through years of evolution and rider driven design, Freebord has engineered a setup that rides exactly like a snowboard on pavement.
Sweet! BUT….I think there needs to be a commoercial/promotional video (aside from “stop for a dime”) that really highlights stopping power and speed control .Something that shows a Freebord really does stop like a snowboard. Because the first things I am always asked about is…well “how do you stop that thing” . Its great to show the pro team Rippin Shit down the hills doing tricks, but we rarely get to see them come to a stop (or display speed control) when they get to the bottom….A lot of people want to know how they will stop after enjoying a 20+ MPH ride down a hill. Some of these videos might (unfortunately) be tools to scare people off, as to the untrained eye it can look like a bunch of fools on skate/longboards just hauling as down hills….just seems like more effort should be put into highlight the extreme speed control (and stopping power) you have with a Freebord, even when going down a very steep slope. In fact, I was showing off the Freebord to some random on the street last night…he was interested in the ride, but once he saw me stop after cruising down 26th street, he was sold!
Sweet! BUT….I think there needs to be a commoercial/promotional video (aside from “stop for a dime”) that really highlights stopping power and speed control .Something that shows a Freebord really does stop like a snowboard. Because the first things I am always asked about is…well “how do you stop that thing” . Its great to show the pro team Rippin Shit down the hills doing tricks, but we rarely get to see them come to a stop (or display speed control) when they get to the bottom….A lot of people want to know how they will stop after enjoying a 20+ MPH ride down a hill. Some of these videos might (unfortunately) be tools to scare people off, as to the untrained eye it can look like a bunch of fools on skate/longboards just hauling as down hills….just seems like more effort should be put into highlight the extreme speed control (and stopping power) you have with a Freebord, even when going down a very steep slope. In fact, I was showing off the Freebord to some random on the street last night…he was interested in the ride, but once he saw me stop after cruising down 26th street, he was sold!
that was way sick freebord !!!!!!!!!