the board is absolutely amazing. I had it changed to marble white. i was looking for a board for cruising in the city with which even small curbs can be skipped. Not too long, not too short. caliber II 158mm are installed under the deck. I first installed it in the middle position of the nose and tail. I'm still experimenting with the wheelbase. with the blood orange liam morgan in 83a on 65mm even my hip-sick grandma could slide. I swapped the bushings because they were a bit too stiff for me. I don't think it was Zenit's last board. Good job guys. regards from Berlin, Germany.
I bought a Morning Wood V4 Complete with Caliber Standards and Zenit Flow.
In the meantime i've replaced the bearings (Zenit ABEC 7) and Zenit Flow wheels that came with the complete. Unfortunately, I didn't like the wheels and bearings at all, they both slowed the setup down.
The wheels also don't seem to be centerset as advertised on the website, but inset (wheel core being placed closer to the truck nut on the axle)!
I tried flipping the wheels over to make them offset wheels. However, this did not improve their rolling speed.
Now i enjoy the setup. Next time I would avoid buying a complete.
Super reactive custom order and even faster shipping. I’m impressed, thanks a lot guys.
Great shape, solid construction and awesome pop! Love riding this board
Great shape, solid construction, and awesome pop! Love to ride this board
I love this thing.. It would make a really dope bi-level snowskate top deck (you should market it for this Zenit). I'm considering buying a second one.
Now that's a pretty good idea dude. 'Shred the early bird cord-du-roi with your Morning Wood'. Catchy, eh?
I AM A VERAY HAPPY BOI.
merci pour arranger le dernier morning wood pour moi , c'etait vraiment apprecier
Ca fait plaisir, Robert!
Happy owner of a Morning Wood since last year (V3, with the *sick* Montreal skyline graphic) and so far, this is the board in my quiver I’ve been using the most. Double kick tails with a nice concave and a strong construction, the Morning Wood is great for tech-sliding and mellow freeriding, thanks to the multiple wheelbase options. I set up mine with some RKP Caliber 9” on the longest wheelbase and it can handle pretty much anything. If I need to go to the park, I simply change to TKP on the smallest wheelbase. Also very lightweight, lots of pop and easy to carry around for quick beer runs… or simply following the kids on their scooters on a sunny family ride :) Highly recommend the MW if you’re looking for a versatile board. I also have a Marble 38 and I am very impressed by Zenit’s product quality.
I've been riding this deck for a month now and believe the morning wood was made for me. I've been getting into learning tricks but also wanted a board I could take on excursions and this deck perfectly delivers. I asked about the concave of the deck and they told me it was medium. It's so comfy on this deck, I love it!
Morning Wood V4
Cruising? Check. Skatepark? Say less. The Morning Wood V4 is the perfect board for those who like the style of a popsicle deck, except with more features and a bigger foot platform — resulting in a comfortable, functional do-it-all board that can help take your riding to the next level.
The Morning Wood is an extremely versatile, fun board that can open up the diverse world of skateboarding for riders of all experience levels. For my money, there's no better short DK on the market today. It's great for cruising, tech sliding, street, freestyle, using in a bowl, even light freeriding. It's lightweight, easy to get sideways, durable, and above all, loads of fun!
This deck is amazing. You can throw RKPs on it for fun cruising and freeriding or use street trucks for tech sliding and freestyle. Depending on how I want to use it, I use G-Slides, Snakes, Morgans, Rainskates, or Fineen Fangs. The concave is strong without being too aggressive, comfy while still keeping me locked in. The wheelbase options are great, allowing me to use a wider setup that gives me a strong stance when I want to hold out longer slides or shorter options when I'm trying to focus on spins and faster slides.
The MW has just about perfected the marriage between traditional skateboarding and longboarding. It truly thrives as a cruiser, street deck, tech slide option, AND for use in a bowl. It's rare that a board is this capable while also being so light and sturdy. I can't speak highly enough of it, honestly. I never thought I've love tech sliding or slow-speed freeriding like this. It opened up a whole new world of skating for me.
