Backstory:
Awesome, I want to start skating because by best friend lives in my neighborhood so this will make it quicker. I went to a skating camp (but took photography) and there was a shop that sold boards there so I had some money to spend and I bought one.

Here it is - Is it too big or too small?

With no prior knowledge of really anything about skating, I looked up information. So what I need is trucks, wheels, bearings, a T-tool, and bolts, and I want to get knee, elbow pads and maybe a helmet. Is this everything I will need? (Also mine already has grip tape on it).

Usage:
I dont really want to do tricks whatsoever so that should give you a good idea I'm hoping. So could someone tell me what size and hardness wheels I should be getting? Also what size trucks? And if I should want it looser or tighter? And anything else that has many variants?

Im probably overthinking it but still.

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Is this a fine T-tool?

Also, I went looking on Skate America and found some wheels I like; the "SPITFIRE F1 STREET BURNER REYNOLDS BLAZIN HOT SKATEBOARD WHEELS" which come in 51.5, 52.5, and 5.35 MM, are those okay?

Thanks so much for any help!

u/Paulyt456 · 1 point r/pennyboarding

Uh yes, look into a skateboard tool, you can buy them here for around 7 bucks, and you can probably find them at Walmart or any skate shop, these will help you tighten your trucks and remove wheels, bearings, or even replace the trucks if you feel the need to. Good luck!

u/525chill2pull · 1 point r/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

/u/525chill2pull don't be a dick.

I would love a skate tool

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