BOARD REVIEWS

Anderson

Main rivals of Snakeboard U.S.A, more widely spread than the other remaining companies. This manufacturer seems to like heavy boards. A german company.

MODEL: Earth quake
Takes after its name, any big air achieved with this board and you cause one! it's that heavy. However this board despite its weight is quite popular, this may be because of its unbreakable cast steel trucks and wide bar. The bar defies convention which in some ways is good, it lets you board slide more easily but is more likely to snap. An all right board

MODEL: Flash
This board has a larger nose and tale than the Earth quake which makes it nice for stalls and slides. Also very heavy with large bar. No better than the Earth quake in actual fact.

MODEL: Champ
Like all Anderson boards it has wide trucks. Not really that different from the Earthquake and the Flash, it's just the good points of the two boards combined. An average weight board (which is rare for Anderson), a one to look at least, if not buy.

MODEL: Revolution
This is Anderson's ramp board. it is strong and nice for grinds. Not much else to say about this board.

MODEL: Cruiser
By far the best looking Anderson board, it is lighter and more Maneuverable, nice for ... cruisin'. A nice buy if you aren't into board parks.

MODEL: One
Boring name interesting board. Very similar to Snakeboard's steetboards, it has a nice feeling bar and large plates, the trucks are very sturdy. Only one bad point about this one, it's simply too heavy. Looks great, feels good, nice to ride, an ok board all round.

There are just too many board reviews which are biased towards 'Snakeboard U.S.A' it's about time some one was fair.

This review is the one to trust as I have been as fair as possible in ALL cases.

To make things easier so that you won't have to read the whole review (you lazy people) the boards are in order of niceness under each of the different manufacturers, first being the scummiest last being the most God like.