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Add to SafariWhen comparing San Diego Speed 32" vs Trampa 35° Long Mountainboard with 9 Inch Wheels, the Slant community recommends San Diego Speed 32" for most people. In the question“What are the best mountainboards?” San Diego Speed 32" is ranked 5th while Trampa 35° Long Mountainboard with 9 Inch Wheels is ranked 6th. The most important reason people chose San Diego Speed 32" is:
Despite being a short board, you will find it’s flexible enough to absorb shock (from jumps, for example) and vibrations caused by riding in rough terrains.
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Pros
Pro Deck is flexible enough to handle impact and floor irregularities
Despite being a short board, you will find it’s flexible enough to absorb shock (from jumps, for example) and vibrations caused by riding in rough terrains.
Pro Conveniently carriable and transformable
The SDS 32'' is quite light and compact, when compared to other mountainboards, and can therefore be carried around easily. Like on skateboards, the grip tape covers the top of the board, so if you get tired of mountainboarding, you can take the bindings off and use it as an all-terrain longboard or a board for daily commutes.
Pro 9 inch tires for rough terrains
Trampa's 9 inch wheels prepare this board to be used even in very rough terrains.
Pro Highly customizable
There are plenty of customization options to choose from, such as part color or deck stiffness. By combining the several available option you can get a board that's perfectly suited for you. It’s even possible to add an electric motor and batteries to convert it to an e-board.
Cons
Con Standard bearing aren't the best option
This board uses ABEC 5 bearings, which aren’t the best, so you may want to change them for better speed. The price of better replacements isn't high, but they may be hard to find, since the needed size is larger than standard mountainboard bearings.
Con Limited upgrade and customisation options
Straight out of the box, this board has very little customization options: you can change the board’s tires and little else. Theoretically, this can be fixed by drilling new holes for bindings and trucks, but considering the cost of doing that, you’ll be better off upgrading to a new, superior board.
Con Not suitable for tall or heavy adults
This board's deck is only 32 inches long and its weight limit is only 180 pounds, making it a good option only for children or small adults.
Con Requires dampers to be changed to modify stiffness
Unlike some of its competitors, this board requires changing the dampers to modify the stiffness of the ride.
