The sector 9 reno mini longboard is almost a complete replica of the mosh pit and 9′er drop. However, the reno is a bit thinner. all of the same things apply though, it’s small enough to hide in lockers, behind bushes, just about anywhere you would hide something. The reno also has a fat tail, whatever you would use it for, it’s there but basically it’s just really easy to put your foot there and make it comfortable. The reno can be  customized to your hearts content. I recommend the reno to any newbie or expert rider.

The reno comes with san clemente trucks and wheels which of course aren’t bad but you can get a way better setup for just a few extra dollars. I suggest getting gullwing chargers or bombers but just like the mosh pit and 9′er drop you can put just about any truck on the board even sidewinders. However, if you decide to get sidewinders I wouldn’t suggest getting too big of a wheel, because you will get wheelbite even with the cutouts so I suggest about a 60mm with sidewinders or if you get chargers  and bombers about a 70mm or 75mm. The Reno also comes with abec 5 bearings but I suggest getting reds if you want to really tear up the streets for just a few extra bucks.

Alright everyone time for another board from sector 9′s mini series. The sector 9 9′er drop mini longboard is actually almost identical to the mosh pit. The 9′er has all of the features of the mosh pit mini such as the amazing ability to be customized to no end, It’s a mini which means great for storing in your locker at the college (if you’re not tearing up the campus) or maybe you’re not one of these youngsters that keep their boards in lockers…It’s also small enough to hide in little crevices to keep your kids, girlfriend, etc. from stealing and showing it off to all of  your friends and taking it for themselves (trust me I have one I haven’t gotten it back for a week). The 9′er is an all around great board for absolutely anyone.

The sector 9 9′er drop mini comes with stock san clemente trucks and wheels now really, the san clemente isn’t all bad in fact if you’re a beginner or even an intermediate they’re fine but if you really know what you’re doing on one of these things you can get a much better set up for just a few dollars extra (I don’t know what it would be in other currency but I assure you it’s cheap either way). I suggest getting either chargers or bombers but just like the mosh pit mini you can go as far as getting super tight turning sidewinders and not worry about your wheels grinding your board. Just like all of our great mini longboards and well any longboard for that matter these babies comes with abec 5 bearings now the abec 5′s will get you started but for a real pro I suggest getting bones reds or sector 9 ceramics.

Alright guys I’m back and I know you all missed me. We just got a whole new line of sector nine longboards and mini’s as well. The mosh pit mini brings something new to the table for the sector nine minis. First of all the mosh pit is of course like any mini sleek, and easy to hide away. Though the mosh pit is a little wider and longer than most minis it’s still just as easy to fit into a locker or hide away in the bushes. The Sector nine mosh pit mini longboard also has a super wide tail for not only style but a nice foundation for you to move your foot around on. The mosh pit is also easily customizable thanks to it’s shape and wheel cutout you can get just about any truck possible on there. The mosh pit is an all around great board for beginners and those peel out of their driveways with one of these things.

The mosh pit comes with San clemente trucks and wheels. Whereas the San clemente trucks and wheels aren’t bad for just a few extra dollars you can get some exuberantly better trucks and wheels. I suggest getting either the bombers or chargers for this just because they are less likely to give you wheelbite. However thanks to sector nine for making this board so customizable and compatible with just about any truck you can get something as sensitive as sector nine sidewinders to rock. The mosh pit also comes with abec 5 bearings and just like san clementes though these bearings aren’t bad you can get tearing through the streets in no time just by spending 5-10 extra dollars on some bones reds (which beat everything up until about a 60+ range) but If you want something that will really melt the wheels to your bearings I suggest getting sector nine ceramics