the loaded Dervish longboard is one of loaded’s best when it comes to downhill This was actually loaded’s first longboard I believe and has been tweaked the most since loaded came first out last year. One the geatest things about this board and any of loaded’s downhill boards is the fact that it’s cut so wheelbite is no longer a factor because eating it going 45+ MPH is not a fun scenario. Also the dervish has a flush mount for a lower center of gravity, higher stability, and sleek look to top it all off.

Now, the dervish doesn’t get it’s speed and stability from just the deck itself, it needs some quality accessories to go with it. If you have racing in mind I definitely recommend going for some gullwing bombers or chargers, however if you want to just cruise around I suggest getting some gullwing sidewinders instead. As for wheels, sector 9 puts out a really good wheel for the price, however if you really want to tear through town or down hills I recommend getting orangatang wheels . The dervish however is just a board and can’t zip through town without a good set of bearings. For bearings I recommend getting either reds, rushs, or greaseballs, but if you want a better quality for a little more money I suggest bones swiss or sector 9 ceramics.

The Loaded Tan Tien longboard brings a whole lot to the table for downhill boarding. First of all I have to say this is probably the nicest longboard I’ve ridden from loaded. For one it’s foot locking concave and grip make it impossible to fall from slipping (in non-wet weather). With  the right wheels and with the right trucks wheelbite will be a thing of the past, and so will speed wobble. The Tan Tien is not only light for it’s size but keeps a lower center of gravity due to the flush mount trucks.

The loaded tan tien is perfect with san clemente trucks and wheels however the deck itself isn’t making it our most popular board. For wheels I definitely recommend sector 9’s or orangatangs (if you have the money of course) or even abec 11’s (these are my favorite of the bunch). For trucks I recommend getting randal 150’s, gullwing chargers, or bombers. The tan tien also comes with abec 5 bearings that would be much better replaced with some bones reds or if you have the money some sector 9 ceramics or if you really want to get quality out of this I think we still carry the bones ceramics, although they’re pricy they’re definitely worth it

The Vanguard Bamboo loaded longboard is perfect for downhill boarding, after all it’s Loaded’s focus is downhill boarding. The best thing about Loadeds boards are that you can get them in different flexes which makes it let you choose from any style you want, from rock hard to near gonna snap flexy. The coolest thing about loaded is the fact that they cut their boards so that wheelbite is virtually elimated. I recommend the vanguard to anyone who wants a serious downhill board.

The loaded vanguard is perfect with san clemente trucks and wheels however you will never meet the superior quality of a loaded board without some quality accessories. For wheels I definitely recommend sector 9’s or orangatangs (if you have the money of course) or even abec 11’s (these are my favorite of the bunch). as far as trucks gos I suggest getting randal 150’s, gullwing chargers, or bombers. The vanguard also comes with abec 5 bearings that would be much better replaced with some bones reds or if you have the money some sector 9 ceramics.

Loaded longboards has an assortment of every board for downhill and even have a pintail made compeltely of bamboo(all longboard companies need a pintail, and a bamboo board). The coolest thing about loaded longboards is that you can get different flexes that suit your style, so if you’re contemplating buying one I suggest finding out which flex would best suit you. The loaded pintail is also cutout so you don’t get wheelbite, not to mention the long wheelbase for more stability and smoother turns going down hills I recommend the loaded pintail to anyone looking for a true downhill board.

The  loaded pintail is perfect with san clemente trucks and wheels however there so much other quality equipment to choose from. For wheels I definitely recommend sector 9’s or orangatangs (if you have the money of course) or even abec 11’s (these are my favorite of the bunch). For trucks I recommend getting randal 150’s, gullwing chargers, or bombers. The loaded pintail also comes with abec 5 bearings that would be much better replaced with some bones reds or if you have the money some sector 9 ceramics.

Loaded longboards has made another great board and we instantly had to bring it into our shop, and we are proud to the Ceviche this is one of the best when it comes to downhill and cruising. Loaded has become so involved in the whole downhill scene that they even have custom flexes to suit any downhillers preference. The loaded cevicched also has a unique kicktail and nose which makes for a more comfortable ride (in my opinion) just because I like having them, a flat board to me just doesn’t feel right.

The loaded ceviche is perfect with san clemente trucks and wheels however there so much other quality equipment to choose from. For wheels I definitely recommend sector 9’s or orangatangs (if you have the money of course) or even abec 11’s (these are my favorite of the bunch). For trucks I recommend getting sidewinders if you’re JUST going to cruise and carve, however if you bombing hills I suggest getting randal 150’s, gullwing chargers, or bombers. The ceviche also comes with abec 5 bearings that would be much better replaced with some bones reds or if you have the money some sector 9 ceramics.