Alternative Longboards Ostrich Libra Deck

Alternative Longboards Ostrich Libra Deck

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Kategorie: Longboarding
Hersteller: Alternative Longboards

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Beschreibung

Alternative Longboards Ostrich Libra Deck

Deck only. Ohne Griptape.

Soft Flex für Fahrer bis 65 kg. Medium Flex für Fahrer bis 85Kg.

Das Ostrich ist die kleine Schwester des Karoo's. Bestens geeignet für moderne Dance und Freestyle Moves.
Steile Kicks, eine optimale Standfläche und eine Sidewall um das Board vor Einschlägen zu schützen.

Sidewall Protection Yes
Length 115 cm / 45.28"
Width 22 cm / 8.66"
Wheelbase 75 - 79 cm / 29.52 - 31.1"
Concave 8.28 mm / 0.32"
Rocker 5 mm / 0.19"
Kicktail 23.4 mm / 0.92"
Flex Medium, Soft
Purpose Dancing, Freestyle

CONSTRUCTION
As the smaller sibling of the Karoo, the Ostrich offers a bang for your buck with a supple and light wood core
surrounded by hardwood laminates, fiberglass and a layer of carbon fiber that create an ample vibration dampening
and the right strength to flex ratio to fit all your longboarding needs.
With a fat bottom base that extends outwards through the whole length of the board and slightly narrows at the front and side edges,
the Ostrich offers big wheel wells so you can pair it with your favorite longboard trucks and wheels.
For longer lasting fun, its sandwich construction is additionally reinforced with protective ABS sidewalls that enclose
the wheel wells and kicktails, as well as an added layer of ABS on the nose and tail for improved durability.
With a top-mount truck mounting, the Ostrich offers a stable, yet comfortable ride while giving you a more direct board response.

SHAPE & PROFILE
The symmetrical shape of the Ostrich offers a total length of 115 cm (45.28 inches) and a width of 22 cm (8.66 inches)
with variable wheelbase options ranging from 75 cm to 79 cm (29.52 inches – 31.1 inches) for a customised ride
based on your personal preferences. Its spacious platform, that rides equally well in both ways,
makes it perfect for tricks and spins where you land in switch. To support your freestyle endeavors,
the design of the Ostrich also features a comfortable rocker concave with higher kicktails compared to its predecessors for
secure foot placement and massive pop. This longboard deck is available in two flex options.

“JUNKYARD” GRAPHIC ART SERIES BY TOMASZ LESNIAK
Set in nature’s wilderness in a post-apocalyptic time, a family made a small junkyard their home.
Despite the odds, each family member strives for the future in their individual way.
They will not surrender to their daily struggles, yet they will do what it takes to carry on.
With the passing of knowledge from elders to juniors our community strives. Straight, simple and with the perfect measure,
the Ostrich lets you own your style and experience an everlasting spark of curiosity of what has yet to be achieved.

RIDING STYLE
The Alternative Ostrich Longboard Deck was designed to accommodate the needs of longboard dancing and freestyle riders.
With a symmetrical shape and a stable platform, it also provides the optimal features to boost your skills and make learning
new tricks or dancing moves easier and more enjoyable.

DECK FEATURES

Symmetrical shape with top-mount truck mounting
Wide platform for a comfortable ride no matter your shoe size
New lightweight core construction
Robust sandwich construction featuring a light wood core surrounded by hardwood laminates
Big wheel wells for higher wheel clearance
ABS impact protection sidewalls on the board’s ends and wheel wells with an added layer on the nose and tail
High kicktail design for better pop
A mellow concave for good board feel Rocker for easier edge-to-edge transitions
Soft or Medium flex pattern for improved energy return during carving
Best used for Longboard Dancing and Freestyle
Designed for all skill levels
Handmade in Poland, Europe Graphic art by Tomasz Lesniak