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    ska8zilla

    Tue May 12 2009

    stiifest most nonchipped boards.had that striking dragon got hit by a car its still intact adn wont come apart

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    vatoratjay

    Fri Dec 19 2008

    I’m an old school skater I have a lot of years on Powel boards. The new reissue decks have a new concave that rock’s. I have two rippers an original ripper and now a new reissue deck; I have to say for my old ass to get up on the walls Takes less work on a reissue deck there lighter and the concave helps. If there’s another board out there this Old fart Should try out let me know im willing to learn new tricks.  “Bones or Nothing”

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    blahtblaht

    Mon Nov 10 2008

    Old school to the fullest. I like Powell boards but ever since i got my soles onto my first anti hero deck i was hooked.   http://www.utilityboardsupply.com/get_list_173 .htm

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    wotcherone

    Sun Jun 29 2008

    old school.

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    ryanguitarman

    Sat Oct 06 2007

    powell golden dragons are amazing for street vert and anything in between ive had one for more than a year and still have it! they are really fun to ride! and cheap muhahahahahah mumuhahahahahryan

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    pissdrunx89

    Fri Aug 10 2007

    goooood decks!!!! get one!!!

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    enjoirocksmyso_cks

    Fri Jul 06 2007

    never had one but every one i have talked to that has had them says they are goodwas i helpfulYesNo

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    chaikaskates

    Sun Jun 17 2007

    these boards are really good and ive skated about six of them.

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    numerology

    Wed May 30 2007

    I've been skating for more than 20 years and I have to admit the mini-logos are the best value for the money. It's great for senior citizens like me with a full-time job and a family. Performance-wise the board does pretty good when I skate non-stop for a few hours. Unlike other boards i've used, a stress crack does not mean replace soon. for the skater on a budjet, this is a good choice in my book.

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    gioforeal

    Sun Dec 31 2006

    I got a Powell mini logo #46 (7.75x31.5-ish).I found it slightly heavier,but just barely than other decks.It has good pop,strong as iron,no joke,the wood is like stone,and the SST(super slide treatment)is for real.Mad durable,and mad affordable($35.00 gripped and shipped).I would probably skate these decks exclusively if was wasn't interested in trying out other companies.Can't go wrong with these,the concave is pretty deep and the have a lot of sizes.They also come in a 'Superlight'version,which is lighter and thinner.Now if could only get one with a Valelly or Hill shape with updated concave...

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    taulbee

    Mon Dec 25 2006

    old time board with an old time fell

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    planbcae

    Tue Jul 04 2006

    gay man

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    chewyi

    Sat May 06 2006

    i use a 7.5 k11 powell mini logo just bought it a month ago...ollie and land on nose(gravel)and nose got HOLES!!!i got use chinese boards before and they are heavier but more solid lor!!!

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    repettoplanb

    Sat Apr 01 2006

    i broke mine in three days..ok this guyz.. the... dude that says poser into every review well he sucks and hes the poser and the other one saying black label rocks... ok dude it suck on durability nice feel but sucks now talking for powell nice pop man durability.. omg soo bad.. i h8 their graphs.. but i nvr cared about them on a board concave really really bad guyz... but everything else like shape is ok..BUY PLAN B

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    skate_zero_fool

    Mon Mar 13 2006

    mini logos suck! There to flemsy and they get pressure cracks to easy without risers and even without risers! so I took it out to the rifle range where I live and blew the crap out of it with my yugo sks carbine. Regular powells are better.

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    skaterrater19

    Sun Jan 15 2006

    They are uber awful

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    kerleydude

    Fri Dec 09 2005

    skateboards!!!...they should stick to bearings

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    hihihi_i_roc_u_stink

    Mon Nov 14 2005

    junk go black label

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    wyetts_a_pozer

    Mon Nov 14 2005

    worst

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    ashtaway

    Tue Oct 11 2005

    Yea powells are amasing boards, great pop in them and they are light but still durable woot go Powell ^_^

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    glazork123

    Tue May 31 2005

    element is the stupidest company in the world. i bet most of you bam lovers don't even know what bams real name is. i bet i know more about bam then you! and im not even a bam lover. i just watch the show cuz its funny! but anyway, emericaskater is right. the only good guys on element are tosh and jermy wray. and that little ten year old. bam is okay but he is not the best street skater. i'd have to say that the 4 best are chris haslam, brian anderson, correy sheppard, and cairo foster. go popwar!

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    emericarules

    Sat May 21 2005

    Yall people have no respect for the original junk these r ok but this is my message to skate element...Element board suck ur probably a poser who loves bam and has seen every episode of viva la Bam and has one of his boards to so and by the way the only reason elements popular is cuz of Bam the only good sk8er on their team is Tosh

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    volcom_kid

    Thu Sep 23 2004

    i am about to invest in a powell mini logo for my bday and i think they are great boards from what i have heard. i used to hav an element and it chipped after a year which is good. i like powells!

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    littlbit

    Wed Aug 18 2004

    Very strong and good pop at a great price. Besides who cares bout graphics, they only get scratched off anyways...

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    enjoisk8er

    Tue Dec 16 2003

    i like toast

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    skateelement

    Sun Nov 23 2003

    These boards suck so bad it makes me sick! They are too stiff and dont have enough pop. I had one for my first board and ordered a new deck after about 3 weeks it sucked so bad.GO ELEMENT!

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    nollieflipcroo_ks

    Fri Jul 11 2003

    oh god. powell boards suck. their mini logos especially. they have no concave whatsoever. you cant ever ride one of those things without getting pissed off. it is just a joke to ride on. they are not worth 32 dollars

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    stuoffkee

    Fri May 23 2003

    Look look look, you can't argue how good a board is by the graph!! And how come some say good pop, some say bad pop, some say they last ages, some say they last one hour!! If you want a board that's strong and amazing, get a Libtech or a Element Fiberlight, if you want an ok board get a powell, BUT DO NOT RIDE IN THE RAIN (CLINT!*!*!!)

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    awsskater

    Mon Apr 07 2003

    powells are ok they chip and crack easy but have decent pop

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    bigboizero

    Sat Apr 05 2003

    i broke it in a hour

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    clint1818

    Mon Mar 24 2003

    been skating for 8 years.....and finally a cheap blank with the monmey.....why spend 60 buxs to look cool for u friends powell blanks havent let me donw yet after having on for 4 months and at least a weeks worth of rain skating its still got mad pop where all other boards usually fail i still got my 4 stacked deck ollies i recomend them to beginners or even the skilled skated and flip they got mad flip u guys diss on these boards just dont know how to skate

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    powell_skater

    Wed Jan 08 2003

    i think powell rulez cause they ride really nice and smooth and there not to heavy. i bought my skateboard last year a powell mini logo and thats a real fine skateboard.

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    skate_nig

    Wed Nov 27 2002

    Powells are gay. A cheap piece of crap that wont last.

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    davis21wylie

    Sun Oct 06 2002

    Powell makes a pretty average deck. Mine is a couple of years old and still hasn't broken, but it has chipped like crazy. Oh yeah, it has no pop whatsoever, and terrible concave. You can't flip this thing to save your life!

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    broosky333

    Mon Jul 08 2002

    if you are low on money and just want to get out and skate get a powell mini logo. it was one of the best board i bought. it lasted 3 times as long as most of the other boards i have used and broken. it allways had good pop, it didn't start chipping for 4 months and that is a long time for me. i usually have my boards chipped in 2 or 3 weeks

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    rimac_bob

    Mon Jul 01 2002

    these are bad they break in like 2 weeks the wood is soft and these boards arent strong

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    jason03697

    Wed Apr 10 2002

    Powell makes good wood but their graphics are to childish.

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    sk8rbrown

    Wed Apr 10 2002

    Powell has great wood and they make graphics for all ages. Nick

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    dogman82

    Wed Dec 26 2001

    They SUCK!!!

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    kingwoodskater

    Tue Dec 18 2001

    Great boards and bearings.....i got a powell blank about a month ago and its still holding up nice..its go great pop and comes in various sizes and u can even choose how steep of concave u want on the blanks (mini logos) powell has been around forever and they will keep coming with great products.....(who cares bout graffix anyway they r usually gone in a week)

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    falcondoof3

    Sat Dec 01 2001

    I HAVE TO SAY THAT POWELL REALLY SUCK BECAUSE THERE GRAPHICS SUCK AND THERE POP ON THERE SKATEBOARDS. SO WHOEVER HAS A STUPID POWELL IS VERY SAD AND DOOFY!!!!! YOU GOONISH PEOPLE WHO MAKE POWELL SUCK MY C....

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    birdhouserocks_29

    Thu Nov 22 2001

    POWELL Sucks!!!!. They are the gayest boards in the world!!!!! Faget graphics and very bad pop!!!!!

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    happy_vandal

    Sat Oct 27 2001

    good pop, last a while, steep concave. A decent company

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    estabong

    Tue Jan 30 2001

    Powell skateboards have about the best in pipe and street skating. Grinding with a wide board and lightness that provide for creative skating in street enviornments. Powell has a wide variety of sample boards and they have always top riders testing them out.

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    malvin

    Tue Jan 23 2001

    My experience with Powell skateboards was manifested in the 80's. My friends all had Powell boards and I had an old Santa Cruz board. Their decks seemed a little heavier, yet sturdier. Old school Powell decks have a unique shape.

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    shagsbfa

    Thu Jan 11 2001

    Powell makes a fairly decent black deck, which I would recommend if you are just starting to skate. They cost about $30, but are worth it. I have a 8.5 inch wide deck, which hasn't cracked, split or broken in my long, tedious learning process.

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    blainediggityb_ling

    Tue Dec 12 2000

    I skated for 10 years and one brand that I could rely on was Powell. Many skateboard companies come and go, but Powell (Powell Peralto) has always been. Powell's factory is within a two hour drive of the wood source, so the maple is always strong.

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    fatkat

    Tue Dec 12 2000

    These boards are okay. Their prices are awesome, only $35 for a blank. However, these boards are a little heavy and they chip. Also, the boards come with a lot of pop, but the pop wears out pretty fast.

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    kook1994

    Mon Dec 11 2000

    I have had a Powell before and it was a sick board. Very strong and cheap. I had a blank deck which lasted forever. Super good board. Would definitely by another.

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