Loaded Dancer longboard complete from Loaded Carving Systems. Length 55 inches, wheelbase 41 inches. Choose 180 mm trucks and 70mm wheels for greatest maneuverability. The nose and tail curvatures are KEY. These subtle features really help with nose manuals and shuvits and are a huge advantage over flat noses and tails. They are mellow and comfortable and really lock your feet in--giving you that extra leverage you need. Lets face it, throwing around a 55in board is not easy. Having a little extra leverage is nice.Length 55 inches, wheelbase 41 inches







Features

- Length: 55"
- Width: 9"
- Wheelbase: 41"
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- CONSTRUCTION: Pressed with 100% natural linen using a high performance, non-toxic epoxy resin (unique to the Dancer), the dancer is made using 2 thick bamboo cores. The cure time for the dancer in the press is 3 times that of a Dervish.

• Designed to accomodate the Randall R-II, Paris, Holey, Bear, Gullwing Charger and Tracker Fastrack Trucks. They all work well on this board, but we recommend using at least a 180mm wide truck
• Nose and Tail shape: The Dancer is not symmetrical and is built like this for a reason. The nose and tail can perform the same tricks, but each has its own advantages and feel which is nice. The nose of the board is wider and shorter and is easier for nose manual tricks. The back tail is longer and narrower making it easier to get leverage for shuvits. Plus a longer tail helps with manuals, providing that extra bit to scrap the ground if you mess up.
• The wheel cut outs and wheel wells combined together make it very hard to get wheel bite. We feel it is important to be able to carve like a tiger on your dancer. We just didn�t want you to have to worry about wheel bite and adding tons of risers. Rest assured, the wheel cuts out are placed as wide as possible (while still preventing wheel bite) to give you maxim foot space.
• Flat platform: No concave (and almost no camber). We made this board flat to bring it back to the original roots of our flat-homemade dancers. Flat platform for ultimate dancing comfort. Also, the flatness helps disperse the thrashing the board gets flipped on its back. Developing a flat board with a long wheelbase and the right amount of flex was very challenging and one of the reasons it took us so long to launch this board. In the future we may add slight concave to make the board even lighter--time shall tell.
• Camber: Very minimal camber along the length of the board to keep the flex positive and the board damp and stable.

Flex 1: 160 lb - 230+ lbs
Flex 2: 100 lb - 170+ lbs

Keep in mind that a softer flex pattern will give you more control and tighter turns at a wide range of speeds, but tend to lose stability slightly at higher speeds. Stiffer flex means more energy potential and more stability at higher speeds, but will not be as forgiving and lively when cruising.