This board is really versatile. You can set it up for freeriding, bombing hills, or freestyle and even dancing. Though it is shorter than other dancers, it is usable for this style. My preference with this deck is to use it for freestyle. I set my catnip up to use at street skateparks because it is compact enough to hit a lot of street type spots like grinding rails, boxes, ledges, banks, etc.. I did set mine up with skateboard trucks and wheels (independent trucks and powell-peralta park wheels) but have also ridden this deck with paris trucks and butterballs wheels which it handles excellently. I do like how zenit offers skid plates; however, if you do purchase them make sure you tighten them as soon as you open the box.
