Z-Flex Surf-A-Gogo Cruiser | 29"

Z-Flex Surf-A-Gogo Cruiser | 29"

Sixties Venice surf style on Z-Flex's classic 29" shape.

The Surf-a-gogo Cruiser celebrates 1960s Venice Beach surf culture and fashion, inspired by a surf contest held under the Pacific Ocean Pier. It's built on Z-Flex's 29" cruiser, a shape that has been a staple of the range for over a decade thanks to how easy it is for every level of skater.

It's 7-ply 100% Canadian hard rock maple with a kicktail, set up with soft 83A Z-Smooth wheels that give a smooth ride on almost any concrete. That makes it a go-to for the daily commute, a surf check or a cruise to the shops. Browse more cruiser skateboards.

Key Features

• Surf-a-gogo graphic: 1960s Venice Beach surf culture
• Classic Z-Flex 29" shape: a range staple for over a decade
• 83A Z-Smooth wheels: soft and smooth on almost all concrete
• 7-ply Canadian hard rock maple: strong, everyday construction
• Kicktail: for kick turns and kerbs
• Fully assembled: ready to ride out of the box

Specs

• Length: 29" / 73.7 cm
• Construction: 7-ply 100% Canadian hard rock maple
• Shape: Classic Z-Flex 29" cruiser with kicktail
• Wheels: Z-Flex Z-Smooth 83A
• Riding style: Cruising, commuting, surf checks

About Z-Flex

Z-Flex is one of skateboarding's original brands. It was started in 1976 by Kent Sherwood, Jay Adams's stepfather, a fibreglass craftsman who had been building boards for the Zephyr team in Dogtown, the Santa Monica and Venice Beach stretch of the California coast. When Sherwood split from Zephyr he took Jay Adams and a handful of Z-Boys with him under the name EZ-Ryder, and within six months the brand became Z-Flex.

Z-Flex lays claim to the first skateboard with a concave top and to a smoother-riding wheel that helped shape the soft wheels most riders use today. Its current range still draws straight from that history: the P.O.P, Ruins to Roses, Banana Train, Surf-a-gogo and Aragon Cheetah series all take their stories from Pacific Ocean Park and the Dogtown scene. Shop the full Z-Flex range.

FAQs

What is the Surf-a-gogo Cruiser best for?
Cruising, short commutes and surf checks. Soft wheels on riser blocks keep it smooth over rough footpaths, and the compact deck is easy to carry and quick to turn.

Is a 29" cruiser the right size for me?
It suits most teens and adults who want a compact, easy board. At 29" long, it carries easily onto a tram or into class. For more width under your feet, look at the 30" Shorebreak or 31" Z-Flex 80s boards.

Is the Surf-a-gogo Cruiser good for beginners?
Yes. Z-Flex designs its cruisers for all levels, and the soft wheels and cushions are forgiving and easy to steer. It's a simple board to learn pushing, carving and stopping on.

Cruiser vs skateboard: what's the difference?
A cruiser is built for rolling, not flip tricks. Soft wheels on risers are smoother, quieter and grippier on rough footpaths than a street skateboard's small hard wheels, while the kicktail still handles kick turns and kerbs.

Does it come ready to ride?
Yes. It arrives fully assembled with griptape, trucks, wheels and bearings installed. Just check the truck tightness suits you and go ride.

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