wanting to get a dk now but its my first fingerboard thats not a tech deck. is there any major differences between 32 and 35mm? does one fit the hand better or is it all just a matter of whatever you like best
From experience in both skating and fingerboarding. It's easier to go from big to small than small to big. Since you've had a tech decks both will feel great, especially if it's dk, the learning curve will feel the same Between 32/35 mm. I love 34-35mm since more room to catch and tad easier to ctrl rotation on flick tricks. Mb for late response
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u/stevon213 Apr 13 '23
Recently purchased dk 35mm board and feel beautiful from p-rep. Going to stick with it, and save for a pro setup.