he Baker Skateboard is an all around good board

Baker skateboards are the really poor. I currently run the reynolds atl stripe baker deck. They are strong have great pop and usually have grade a graphics. Good amount of concave and flip pretty great. Only downside is the easy tail chippin but that comes from skatin hard. All in all they are amazing!

The Baker Skateboard had great pop for a while, it's nice and strong and durable but the kicks wear down pretty fast, so it loses pop quickly. Overall a good board, could be improved but no board is perfect.

Baker decks are good decks and have a lot of pop and concave. Great buys.

Baker skateboards are fairly good. The tail gets razor pretty fast. I don't have a problem with how the boards perform, its the size. They are very thick, and very, very long. I understand why all the professionals on Baker skateboards are 5 feet 11 inches to 6 feet 2 inches in height. I would only recommend this board to someone much taller than me.

I've had a few Baker Skateboards throughout my skating life. All of them were pretty good. The recent baker I've skated was the Green Baker Danger Logo Deck and it was my favorite out of all of them. It was a 7.56 inch in width and thats just perfect for me. The other bakers were all 7.75 inches in width and thats a little bulky for me. Most bakers are pretty bulky boards. It's so bulky that if you get a mini baker board which is on the average 7.25 inches in width it'll feel like a 7.5 inch in width girl board. No Exaggeration. But, there still fine. They got really nice, round shapes to em. Lots of concave, and lots of pop. Pretty good for flip tricks. My baker was alright. Recommended.

Baker skateboards are great! They have soo much pop and concave and that lasts long. The shape lasts a long time and it doesn't chip down or wear down. A bad point is that there a little bit heavy but weight really doesn't matter that much once you get used to it. Other then that baker boards are amazing!! I've had 2 bakers so far and am looking into buying another one soon.

I've had 2 Baker Skateboard decks and so far, the Dollin Toxic Pro Model and the Reynolds Pro Model. They perform fine except one thing, it was just a tad heavy, or maybe it was because the boards I got were a little thicker then a board I would normally get. I usually skate 7.3 - 7.5. Other then that its amazing, the pop is great, you can pop ollies so high, and kickflips, the shape is perfect, the nose and tail are not too big or small. Not to round or sharp or flat or whatever its perfect! The shape keeps for a long time and it doesnt chip easily, Bakers are amazing definitely recommended.

You should definitly try the Erik Ellington deck. Its sick. It has a lot of pop for like 2 weeks. Nice con and its pretty strong.

Bakers are really good, the Dustin Dollin PD is kind of weak wood (Iv had 2 and they both broke in a month), but its still a good deck, Iv had 4 Bakers and ill keep on buying them, because they are strong, durable, and they have kind of small concave but you get used to it and if you kick it just right it rotates just perfect, I recommend Bakers to any one, but there not a good beginner deck.

I have had a Baker Skateboard for a month and they are ok but they have way too much flex and nearly not enough concave. I have the greco DTK, I suggest you do not try them, not very sturdy.

I just got a Erik Ellington outlaw deck today. I can do good kickflips and manuals. But, I can't ollie or pop- shuve it too good. The board feels weird when I ride it. I guess I need to get used to the board first.

I dont care if the tail wears down fast or if it snaps. All i care about is if the board has a great amount of pop for at least 3 weeks and a baker board can change your skating for ever.

Very good decks. I got a Jim Greco deck. It's totally great. I could ride it perfect about a week after I got it (usually it takes me about a month). Its kept its shape so far and the only complaint i can find about it was the price was a bit much for me, considering im young and don't have a job.