Omen Endangered Cruiser Complete Lemur | 33"

Omen Endangered Cruiser Complete Lemur | 33"

Big-eyed graphic, easy-going full-size cruiser.

The Omen Endangered Lemur is a 33" cruiser from Omen's Endangered Series, finished with a lemur graphic on the bottom. It's a do-it-all cruiser for short trips, footpath cruising and casual park sessions, and it's a great fit for teens and adults who want something roomier than a mini cruiser.

The deck is 7-ply maple and bamboo with a slight nose kick and a proper kicktail, finished with clear 56-grit grip so you can see the bamboo while you ride. It rolls on soft 62mm 78a Free Range wheels and Omen's black trucks, with 1/4" risers for clearance. At 33" with a 19.125" wheelbase it feels roomier and steadier than a mini cruiser, but it still turns quick and kicks up easily for gutters and kerbs.

Key Features

• Full-size 33" cruiser: more foot room and stability than a mini cruiser
• 7-ply maple and bamboo deck: strong, lively and a little lighter than all-maple
• Kicktail and slight nose kick: pop up kerbs and turn on the spot
• Free Range 62mm 78a wheels: soft and grippy for rough footpaths
• Clear 56-grit grip: natural bamboo look with solid traction
• ABEC 7 bearings and 1/4" risers: smooth roll with room for the soft wheels
• Fully assembled and gripped: ready to ride out of the box

Specs

• Length: 33" / 83.8 cm
• Width: 8.9" / 22.6 cm
• Wheelbase: 19.125"
• Nose / tail: Slight nose kick, standard kicktail
• Construction: 7-ply maple and bamboo
• Shape: Cruiser shape (Omen Vertdog mould)
• Mount: Top mount
• Trucks: Omen black traditional-kingpin trucks, medium 90a bushings
• Wheels: Free Range 62mm 78a, black
• Bearings: ABEC 7 with spacers
• Risers: 1/4" riser pads
• Griptape: 56-grit clear grip (shows the bamboo through it)
• Riding style: Cruising, campus and short trips, mellow skatepark lines

About Omen Boards

Omen Boards comes out of Seattle, Washington. It grew from the Carbon Matrix, a carbon longboard built by a crew of local Seattle skaters including Nate Blackburn and Trevor Preston. The Matrix took off because it was a carbon board at a fair price, and within about a year the crew had moved into a garage in north Seattle and started building prototypes of the Pike. Early on, Omen pressed its own boards, screen printed its graphics in house and was backed by local skate shops.

Today Omen is best known for art-led longboards and cruisers: nature and animal graphics from artists like Tai Taeoalii and Jay Cronin, on bamboo and maple decks built as ready-to-ride completes. The range covers compact cruisers through to full-size drop-through longboards, and it's a popular pick for riders who want a board that looks as good as it rolls.

FAQs

What is the Omen Endangered Lemur best for?
Cruising around the neighbourhood, campus runs and short trips to the shops or beach. The kicktail and soft wheels make it easy to turn, hop kerbs and roll over rough footpaths, and the Lemur graphic makes it a board people notice.

Is a 33" cruiser the right size for me?
33" is a full-size cruiser that suits most teens and adults, including bigger feet and taller riders. It gives you a comfortable stance with more stability than a 29" mini. If you want something to throw in a bag, the 29" Endangered is more compact; if you want long, stable cruising, look at a 38"+ longboard.

Is the Endangered Lemur good for beginners?
Yes. The wider 8.9" deck and 19.125" wheelbase give a stable platform, and the soft 78a wheels are forgiving on cracks and pebbles. It's a good first board for learning to push, turn and use a kicktail.

Cruiser vs skateboard: what's the difference?
A cruiser is built for rolling, not tricks. It has soft wheels like the 62mm 78a Free Ranges here, which grip and soak up rough ground, where a street skateboard runs small, hard wheels for flip tricks and ledges. Cruisers also use a shaped deck with a kicktail for turning, so they're easier and smoother for getting around.

Can I commute on the Endangered Lemur?
Yes, for short to medium trips. The 62mm soft wheels handle normal footpaths and car parks well, and it's light enough to carry into class or work. For long daily commutes over rough ground, a longboard with bigger 70mm+ wheels will roll further with less effort.

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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