ISSA - International Slalom Skateboarding Association

Thanks guys for all the input.I'm fare from being able to ride ANY S/B without busting my butt. I'm just trying to get the best bang for my buck for up to date stuff.
I try to have the best stuff (with in reason)regardless of my skill leave. I'm just looking at all the old and new technolage and how it works.
Glenn told me I should try thr Tracker RTX & S they're good. On the flip side I read about how Seismics are kicking ass to. I come to the board for advice on all the things I don't know about todays skateboards. I'm not douting anyones advice im just trying to learn. I'll learn after bugging the piss out of everyone for a few weeks. Thanks.

my good friend uses the composites in the pool and airs fine. the metal ones are even better
go here for more info on bowl usage http://www.bowlrider.com/brforum/viewtopic.php?t=873
these trucks are awesome and can withstand abuse

Barry, you need Evel Knievel trucks, apparently.

Seismics work well and are durable.

Same could be said for Trackers.

Matters not your choice, it isn't the equipment, it's the rider...

Pick out a racer of your choice at this web site and Private Message them on what they use and you will get opinions galore.

I ride the older composite Seismics on my park board and they have held up just fine. Granted I don't "do air" but I do ride hard and slide a lot. Also, I have been known to get pissed at the occasional clueless little kid who drops in in front of us speedy old farts and shoot my board into the fence. No damage to any of the componentry, including the Seismics. They are tough.

Ive been thinking about a set of seismics i know a lot of you guys ride them. My question is..... can the truck hold up to jumps or a run away board that hits things,you get the picture.

Im between seismice and tracker RTX & S

thanks guys