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Z-Flex Banana Train Drop Through Longboard
Tiki style, low ride and plenty of speed.
The Banana Train Drop Through takes its name and look from Mystery Island, the tropical ride at the end of the P.O.P pier in Venice Beach where the Z-Boys grew up. Its tiki-style veneers draw on traditional Pacific Island woven mat patterns. It's Z-Flex's 41.5" drop-through for riders who want a fast, stable and easy-pushing longboard.
With the trucks mounted through the deck, it sits low with a wide 31" wheelbase for confidence from fast runs to footpath cruising. Z-Flex 45° 180mm reverse kingpin trucks, powder-coated, carve smoothly, and soft 69mm 83A longboard wheels roll over rough ground with ease. Spray grip keeps the graphic clean while giving you a secure stance.
Key Features
- Banana Train tiki graphics: inspired by Mystery Island and Pacific Island mats
- Drop-through mount: low centre of gravity for stability and easy pushing
- 41.5" length, 31" wheelbase: long, planted and calm at speed
- 69mm 83A longboard wheels: big and soft for rough footpaths
- Z-Flex 45° 180mm reverse kingpin trucks: powder-coated, smooth carving
- Spray grip: secure footing that shows off the graphic
- Fully assembled and gripped: ready to ride out of the box
Specs
- Length: 41.5" / 105.4 cm
- Width: 9" / 22.9 cm
- Wheelbase: 31"
- Construction: 7-ply maple
- Shape: Symmetrical drop-through longboard with cutouts
- Mount: Drop-through
- Trucks: Z-Flex 45° 180mm reverse kingpin, powder-coated
- Wheels: Z-Flex longboard 69mm 83A
- Bearings: Z-Flex ABEC 7 (Z-Speed)
- Griptape: Spray grip
- Riding style: Commuting, distance pushing, cruising, mellow hills
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. Riders choose Z-Flex for easy-riding cruisers, longboards and surfskates with real heritage, set up to be fun from the first push.
FAQs
What is the Z-Flex Banana Train Drop Through best for?
Commuting and cruising with speed and stability. The low deck makes pushing effortless, the long wheelbase stays calm on faster hills, and soft 69mm wheels smooth out rough footpaths.
Is a 41" longboard the right size for me?
It suits most teens and adults, and it's especially good for taller riders and anyone who wants maximum stability. At 41.5" long and about 9" wide with a long 31" wheelbase, it's a roomy, planted platform. If you want something easier to carry and carvier, a 39.5" Z-Flex roundtail or 38" pintail is more compact.
Is the Banana Train Drop Through good for beginners?
Yes. The drop-through mount lowers the deck, so it's easier to balance, push and foot-brake, and the long wheelbase is very stable. It's one of the easiest board types to learn on.
What's the difference between drop-through and top-mount?
On a drop-through like the Banana Train Drop Through, the trucks mount through cutouts in the deck, so the board sits lower to the ground. That makes it more stable at speed and easier to push and foot-brake over long distances. A top-mount board sits higher on its trucks, which gives more leverage for carving and a more responsive, surfy feel.
Can I commute on the Banana Train Drop Through?
Yes, it's one of the best board types for it. The low deck makes pushing easy over distance, and the soft 69mm wheels handle cracks and rough footpaths. The trade-off is size: at 41.5" it's bulky to carry on crowded public transport.
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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Born in Dogtown. Built to skate. Z-Flex since 1976.
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