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Things you might want to avoid is
Almost skate decks and that about it.

Shoes I would recommend are Vans and Lakais and Nike SB

Hope I helped.

SkorpionEVOIII wrote If fill like browsing here are some great websites

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Things you might want to avoid is
Almost skate decks and that about it.

Shoes I would recommend are Vans and Lakais and Nike SB

Hope I helped.

Almost is a great company, it's only a matter of preference, but facts are Element is terrible. And avoid skating Vans, they aren't the best skate shoes. Good ones are Adidas, Nike SB, Lakai's, and Supra.

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SkorpionEVOIII wrote If fill like browsing here are some great websites

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Things you might want to avoid is
Almost skate decks and that about it.

Shoes I would recommend are Vans and Lakais and Nike SB

Hope I helped.

Almost is a great company, it's only a matter of preference, but facts are Element is terrible. And avoid skating Vans, they aren't the best skate shoes. Good ones are Adidas, Nike SB, Lakai's, and Supra.

I hate Supras because everytime I have had them the bottoms were gone in a few weeks.
Almost are good but the Uber Double Impacts are the worst.
Also Vans last a while with there Waffle Soles.

SkorpionEVOIII wrote

Mazur wrote

SkorpionEVOIII wrote If fill like browsing here are some great websites

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Things you might want to avoid is
Almost skate decks and that about it.

Shoes I would recommend are Vans and Lakais and Nike SB

Hope I helped.

Almost is a great company, it's only a matter of preference, but facts are Element is terrible. And avoid skating Vans, they aren't the best skate shoes. Good ones are Adidas, Nike SB, Lakai's, and Supra.

I hate Supras because everytime I have had them the bottoms were gone in a few weeks.
Almost are good but the Uber Double Impacts are the worst.
Also Vans last a while with there Waffle Soles.

Trust me, I skate from 1-5 hours a day, for the past 3 years. Vans are not good for skating in, they're more of walk around shoes because they rip way too fast.

Mazur wrote

SkorpionEVOIII wrote

Mazur wrote

SkorpionEVOIII wrote If fill like browsing here are some great websites

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Things you might want to avoid is
Almost skate decks and that about it.

Shoes I would recommend are Vans and Lakais and Nike SB

Hope I helped.

Almost is a great company, it's only a matter of preference, but facts are Element is terrible. And avoid skating Vans, they aren't the best skate shoes. Good ones are Adidas, Nike SB, Lakai's, and Supra.

I hate Supras because everytime I have had them the bottoms were gone in a few weeks.
Almost are good but the Uber Double Impacts are the worst.
Also Vans last a while with there Waffle Soles.

Trust me, I skate from 1-5 hours a day, for the past 3 years. Vans are not good for skating in, they're more of walk around shoes because they rip way too fast.

Trust me I have been skating for 5 years going on 6 in May. Trust me I have had about every shoe and Vans are most reliable for me.

One thing that would help out alot is having friends that skate. It can get boring and hard without some help in real life. If you don't have any, listen to music while skating.

Anyways, you will need a good board. NOTHING for under $100, I suggest using [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] to buy a board, because you will save a bit of money.

Secondly, get some good shoes. As others said, Lakai, (some) Vans and Nike SB are all good brands.

Once you have everything you need, practice riding. Ride around everywhere instead of walking. Don't be afreaid of people making fun of you or anything. Once you have good balance and don't fall, learn an ollie. I suggest looking on YouTube for a tutorial.

After you have your ollie down, practice getting it high. Once you can get it at about 10 inches off of the ground learn kickflips. Look on YouTube again.

Then just try ollie-ing down small stairsets and gaps. Maybe try a kickflip every now and then.

Keep practicing. Make your way up to big gaps. Keep learning new stuff.

If your town has a public skatepark, skate there for a bit (maintain proper skatepark etiquette!) and don't let anyone put you down. Never say no to a game of skate, it helps more than you think.


Edit: I found this from a google search. Read this. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Try watching some youtube videos, or maybe try and find a skate school if you're really interested

Thanks for all the help guys keep it coming I found some shoes I like are they good enough and any more tips btw my local skate park is small and always full of older people and I'm 13 so it's creepy haha and I have like two mates that I just found out they skate so ill skate with them probably but I don't know when to start I just keep putting it off cause I have no where to go except my back drive but it is all pebbley so I can't really skate there but i wanna have a lock in at on of the indoor skate parks near me but can't do that until July and that's when I wanna buy my board but that's only if I get good so it's gonna be hard but ill try and I think this message is gone really big haha it was just gonna be a thank you message haha any way carry on giving the tips guys thanks and

Here are those shoes [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

And search these skate parks they are the indoor ones nearish me not very close but they're ones I can get to

CENTRAL SKATEPARK
UKSKATE

SMiiTHY2000 wrote Thanks for all the help guys keep it coming I found some shoes I like are they good enough and any more tips btw my local skate park is small and always full of older people and I'm 13 so it's creepy haha and I have like two mates that I just found out they skate so ill skate with them probably but I don't know when to start I just keep putting it off cause I have no where to go except my back drive but it is all pebbley so I can't really skate there but i wanna have a lock in at on of the indoor skate parks near me but can't do that until July and that's when I wanna buy my board but that's only if I get good so it's gonna be hard but ill try and I think this message is gone really big haha it was just gonna be a thank you message haha any way carry on giving the tips guys thanks and

Here are those shoes [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

And search these skate parks

CENTRAL SKATEPARK
UKSKATE

I've had Chukka Lows before. Good shoes. They aren't in your size though?

Gekko wrote

SMiiTHY2000 wrote Thanks for all the help guys keep it coming I found some shoes I like are they good enough and any more tips btw my local skate park is small and always full of older people and I'm 13 so it's creepy haha and I have like two mates that I just found out they skate so ill skate with them probably but I don't know when to start I just keep putting it off cause I have no where to go except my back drive but it is all pebbley so I can't really skate there but i wanna have a lock in at on of the indoor skate parks near me but can't do that until July and that's when I wanna buy my board but that's only if I get good so it's gonna be hard but ill try and I think this message is gone really big haha it was just gonna be a thank you message haha any way carry on giving the tips guys thanks and

Here are those shoes [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

And search these skate parks

CENTRAL SKATEPARK
UKSKATE

I've had Chukka Lows before. Good shoes. They aren't in your size though?

I know but I think that's just that site I hope haha
Anybody know