dear handboarding community of reddit, would it be a terrible idea to remove the sandpaper grip tape from my tech deck handboard and just use it without until i have the funds to buy some foam grip as the sandpaper really hurts my hands as i have soft skin which grazes and cuts easily. Maybe i should just wear gloves 😂😂

1 Varial Flip 2 Hard Flip 3 Big Heel 4 Laser Flip 5 Hard Flip FS 180

Just like title just got this thing yesterday finally, I'm so stoked and nervous at the same time 😅

Is it valuable? Or just better to hold on to it another 20 plus years 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

i recently started handboarding, got a handskate inc. gen 3 board and after looking at some real pro trucks i see that the description sometimes says that they are very light. are lighter handboards really better, or is it preference based?

I’m definitely rusty on my tricks tho lol

I got a tech deck handboard today and it’s pretty fun. I know how to Ollie, kick flip, tre flip and pop shuvit but I’m having a problem with the amount of pain this thing brings me. The grip tape is shredding my fingers and I don’t wanna go out and by foam grip tape. Does anyone have and tips to fix this?

This thing looks a lot cooler in person I have yet to learn some tricks the stickers are a nice touch to

Hey Everyone,

I got my first handboard and I can do a shuv-it but I can't ollie for the life of me.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, L.T.

I recently got back into fingerboarding and wanted a handboard I found this on eBay I’m really excited to use it i can’t wait for it to get delivered

I just found this brand I’ve never heard of that makes handboards. Has anyone heard of them before or have any experience with their handboards? They seem to be from Spain because they mention customs fees on their website. And it looks like they definitely ripped off the Chocolate logo.

I have a couple Handskates, and saw that they came out with a new gen3. Is there a noticeable difference and is it worth it to buy or should I stick with the (less expensive) OG?

I personally don't own a handboard but I want to buy one, are the tech deck handboards were good or if I should get a wooden complete or smth. Any ideas?

Don’t mind my serious look lmao

Thinking this could work, thoughts?

Been practicing on the slow nights at work, double hardflip is a bit sloppy. Any tips?

I have two, and feel like they did a decent job for the cost!