Madrid max dubler 2012

The Max Dubler longboard is a real hot slab of downhill ridin' fun. The Dubler comes with a W concave that runs the whole length of the board to really lock you in when doing toeside and heelside standies, and even hands down slides. The Dubler also has a .50 drop on each side that makes for easier tucking, and more control over your slides. And to top things off it's cut so it's much less likely to get wheelbite, which as any downhill rider knows is no bueno at ANY speed.

Madrid Downhill Sean Mallard

The Mallard is an amazing downhill longboard that will keep up with any hill even if you can't. This deck is not 7, not 8, or even 9, BUT 10 plys of hard maple and features a drop in truck/wheel well design. Although it may be susceptible to nose smashing, that's the only thing on this board that'll be getting smashed, and if you're really into downhill you won't even have to worry about that, it's more of a freeride thing. With this board being on sale for $50 less I recommend this board to anyone looking for something that can really smash on some hills.

Madrid Rip 38

You know, I think it's starting to become a thing with Madrid that the board is all that the name implies. The Rip 38 longboard isn't only the perfect size, being just a bit short to be a long....longboard and a bit too long to be a short..longboard. This board comes cut in such a way that it helps reduce wheelbite. Also, this board is on sale right now with $50 off, and it RIPS. It's a great board for all of you freeriders, cruisers, and carvers to hop on whether you're jonesin' for a new board or just wanting something amazing to start out on.

Madrid the dream longboard

The Madrid dream longboard is all its name implies, a dream. This board is great for all of you freeriding fanatics out there, and comes in both a top mount and drop through design whatever your preference may be the dream is the best of both worlds. Not to mention, the twin dip "No wheelbite" cutouts for more room to lean when turning, and just the right amount of flex, the dream is the only board you'll ever need.

Madrid world

In all honesty the Madrid World longboard is just a replica of the plant 2 orange, with a top mount and no bamboo top and bottom. However, that being said I actually prefer this board over the other simply because of the top mounting, just because I like the leverage and control I have over my trucks with a top mount. Although it can be a little harder to start out on I would suggest learning on a top mount over a drop through, and if you already ride drop throughs then investigating the wonderful world of top mounts. The things you can do with a top mount are a lot more controlled than those sometimes squirrely drop thrus when cornering. If you ride a lot of straight lines are don't take a lot of winding slopes then the added stability at speed from a drop thru may be a better investment. Anyways, back on topic the Madrid World is an amazing board and whether you're just starting up, you've been riding for awhile, or you've already been introduced to them learning/riding a topmount can be very rewarding for people that take big corners and hairpins, or do longer slides/pendys that you need more control over.

Madrid plant 2 orange bamboo drop thru bamboo

The Madrid plant 2 orange longboard is specifically designed for freeriding and sliding, and does it's job quite well. In fact, the 7 ply maple with bamboo top and bottom makes this board quite a tank, and will surely last you until the rest of the board is long gone. With the drop through design it makes for an amazingly smooth ride with buttery slide initiations and Ridiculous easy pushing from it's lower center of gravity. If you're looking for an awesome board that will hold up to any abuse you can dish out for less than an arm and a leg then look no further than the plant 2 orange.

Madrid plant bamboo drop through

The Madrid plant bamboo longboard is great for any aspiring downhill/freeriders. Although drop throughs aren't really my thing they do give added stability when bombing hills, as well as have smoother initiations into slides. Also this boards like, good for the environment and stuff man! But really, buying bamboo boards really contributes to a good cause though, and doesn't compromise the structure of the board, in fact, most bamboo boards last longer than normal maple boards, but they tend to get flexier over time, so keep that in mind if you're buying a really flexy bamboo board a stiffer one might be more worthwhile if you don't want a trampoline a year down the road.