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MBS All-Terrain Longboard, 39"

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Features

  • 100mm x 65mm all-terrain longboard wheels are cast with 78A super-high-rebound urethane for a perfect balance between speed and traction
  • 190mm Navigator Drones trucks guarantee precision turning
  • Sturdy maple-lam Drop deck keeps your center of gravity low for pushing and off-roading
  • Rubber shielded ABEC 9 bearings
  • Comes completely assembled

Description

The MBS all-terrain longboard opens up a new world for long boarders, the one just off the beaten asphalt path. Its super high rebound 100mm treaded longboard wheels make it the perfect addition to any long boarder's quiver. With stiff 10 ply maple drop deck and 190mm navigator drone trucks precision turning is guaranteed. Whether you're a seasoned long boarder looking for a new challenge, a beginner looking for a board that will roll over anything, or a campus cruiser who just doesn't feel like walking when the pavement ends and dirt begins, the Atom all-terrain longboard will get you where you need to go and turn a few heads along the way. Let the adventure begin.

Brand: MBS


Color: Black and Green


Age Range (Description): Adult


Skill Level: All


Deck Length: 39 inches


Deck Width: 9 inches


Item Weight: 10 pounds


Material: Maple Wood


Theme: Cruiser


Wheel Size: 10 centimeters


Brand Name: MBS


Age Range Description: Adult


Skill Level: All


Global Trade Identification Number: 16


Number of Items: 1


Skateboard Type: Longboard


UPC: 791671405484 757183290383 808031100016


Included Components: Fully Assembled and Manual


Item Type Name: All-Terrain Longboard


Manufacturer: MBS Mountain Boards


Model Number: 10001


Manufacturer Part Number: 10001


Warranty Description: 1 Year Manufacturer Warranty


Deck Length: 39 inches


Deck Width: 9 inches


Item Weight: 10 pounds


Wheel Size: 10 centimeters


Size: 39"


Color: Black and Green


Theme: Cruiser


Shape: rectangular prism


Power Source: No external power source


Durometer Hardness: 78A


Load Capacity: 220 pounds


Material Type: Maple Wood


Wheel Material: Polyurethane


Ply Rating: 10 ply


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Might not hold up to intense abuse
This board is a beast. It's extremely stable and fast. Rolls on grass, dirt, and well-packed gravel. I fequently ride it down steep gravel roads, rain or shine. The 100mm wheels haul ass on pavement. The weels are pretty soft, but can slide and skid without too much difficulty. Atom makes a similar 39" all terrain board called the Woody, which costs a little less. I bought that one first, then this one. This one comes with wider trucks and stiffer bushings, and will give you less speed wobbles. Update: After 2 and 1/2 months of intense abuse I snapped the deck. I rode it almost every day in the rain (all it does is rain in Southeast Alaska). I blame it on the moisture. On the first dry day after months of rain I was practicing slides and my foot went right through the deck. Now I've got my drone trucks on the 39" all terrain Woody and it feels a lot snapppier. It sits higher up, which allows you to leverage more downforce on your inside wheels when leaning deep into a carve. I'm going to try to keep this one dry and on the road mostly. I've got an aluminum deck on the way for the wet days. Downgrading my rating from 5 to 4 stars. You can only expect so much out of a piece of wood, but this is advertised as all terrain and the dude is going through puddles in the commercial. If you weigh 170 and truely punish it everyday it might break in a couple of months. If you're just pushing it around on dry roads it'll probably last a while. The Atom all terrain 39" Woody doesn't drop down quite as far as this one, and might be a stronger design but I haven't put it through the same abuse yet. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2019 by Amazon Customer

  • Old guy spends big money for old feelimg
Ok, I am a 49 year old father of three who used to skate all over the place when young. I got sick of just watching my kids jam on their scooters in the COVIDly empty pool parking lot behind my house, so I bought this board to join the party. Gotta tell you- it's awesome! It isn't like your old board though- it is concave to a degree I wasn't used to and I darn near fell on my butt in my driveway to the delight of my wife and three kids. After that, I took it to an equally COVIDly empty library parking lot near the house to practice. A few things: 1. This guy is heavy. You are unlikely to be able to step on the back and whip the front wheels around. To do so, you would have to distribute the weight of your front foot pretty awkwardly toward the back and I am not comfortable at my age believing I could stay on the board that way. 2. For the same reason, you aren't gonna stop this board by kicking back on the tail as you may have back in the day. Once I started feeling comfortable I immediately went down a hill I had no business going down and it was really narrow with a sharp turn. I bailed into the pricker bushes. It was a find first day memory with some good blood to show for it. 3. This thing turns like no other. You can really dramatically shift it and your weight and the response from the board is crazy. I went to the pool after my wreck and began trying the hill which it is situated on: it is a sweet little hill with a nail out uphill by an emergency gate. Having not skated in years , I was super happy with how easy it was to carve to take off speed. It is an uncannily responsive board and on the very wide empty parking lot I could easily control the speed simply by shifting my weight. I was going pretty fast, but the width of the board and the responsive handling put me at ease. 4. I did notice that the grip tape is coming up even though it is brand new, which was a disappointment. All in all though, this is a well engineered board that makes it safe and easy to resume skating. The wheels essentially take all the shock out of most anything you hit, so riding is more or less just pure joy. It's a bit pricey maybe, but I was more or less in love with it from "go" so.it is worth it ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2020 by NOVA Coach

  • Smooth and sturdy.
Glides over sidewalk joints where I used to face plant. Love it.
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2026 by Prudent Shopper

  • A man's Longbard | Sturdy, invincible, huge wheels
TL:DR: This really sturdy longboard is quick and offers easy maneuverability. This is my first longboard. I just started riding 6 days ago. I love this thing. It enabled me to park further from work for cheaper, and still get to work very quickly. Pros: 1) This longboard makes it soo easy to manuveor and get up to speed. 2) The wheels are huge and literally will roll over anything. 3) The "raised ends" of the board help me with foot positioning/re-positioning while riding. 4) The lowered deck makes maneuverability much easier. 5) Carving is really easy with this board. 6) I can certainly get up small hills. Cons 1) A small part of the grip tape on the deck has peeled up just a little. Not an issue right now. I'll just have to look into how to replace the grip tape in the future. See the pictures. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2017 by CJ

  • LOVE at first ride
I am a momma of a 2 year old and a 4 year old...5 feet tall, 105 lbs and this was my first longboard (I have a skateboard). At first it was super awkward riding this around the neighborhood with 2 little boys following me on their scooters...I mean, what mom does that? Plus this thing is almost as big as I am...but wow, this sure beats going 'round the neighborhood with a double stroller. I have to say that I am very happy that I made this purchase. I LOVE how SMOOTH the ride is on this. I have tried other longboards and this one is the smoothest one due to the large all terrain wheels...seriously smooth like butter. I was nervous to ride this on a bumpy terrain with lots of cracks for the first time, but it was still smooth as a baby's bottom...did I mention how smooth this was? I cannot stress that enough. I've accidentally ridden (is that a word? #mombrain) on small rocks with no issues...I was like "oh shoots (moms can't use profanity), a rock!" Then this thing was just like..."get out of my way, b****" #SMOOTH Although it is advertised as "all-terrain," it does not roll very well on grass. Great for cruising on the sidewalk or pavement. Loosen the trucks before riding for the first time...they tend to be tight right out of the box, which makes it hard to turn. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2016 by Diane

  • 43 years old and almost 300 lbs
I’ll start by saying I haven’t been on the board in 25 years,I used to skate as a kid until I was 16,Then I got on a Ripstick when I was 30 and tore it up and I was no slouch as a kid kick flips kick flip shovets ,Rail slides, nose slides,gaps stairways anyways This longboard is awesome I have a sector nine longboard as well but this one is much more stable much easier to get moving and rolls a lot longer except for a little bit of road noise on the wheel it’s awesome and the wheels are starting to break in it’s getting better I highly suggest as board for anybody has older or bigger that wants to give it a shot,disclaimer I snapped the deck during carving after about 6 weeks but I’m a big dude and my carves San be aggressive ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2022 by Michael J Woytasek

  • I love this board.
I'm not used to wheels that can roll over obstacles so I keep getting psyched out when going over things. This thing is really fun, I'm 50 and never was a serious skater but I know what I'm doing. Great to ride around town when I don't have time for walking and don't feel like riding my bike or driving. I do have a small chunk from one of the wheels missing and no idea how that happened, it's more cosmetic and annoying but worth noting. Also not the softer wheels and large board are heavier than a standard setup, so you're pushing a little more weight and you can feel it, we cannot defy the laws of physics. Recommend if you want something to ride around town on a variety of surfaces. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2023 by virtualshawn

  • Perfect wheels. for pushing up sidewalks.
These wheels are perfect for pushing up and down the sidewalk, as little stones will stop a regular longboard wheel at slow speeds and throw you off your board but these wheels push the rock over to the side, so you don't get thrown off the board. The wheels can also go on thin grass slowing the board, and they roll way better than inflatable wheels so for my type of longboarding they are perfect, especially great fun when combined with ski polls and Bronson Raw 6 Ball Bearings. It actually makes longboarding practacle, for 230 lbers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2026 by Nate Ellis

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