One of the great joys of skateboarding is discovering your own favorite ways to ride a multitude of boards beneath your feet… Click below to watch some of Dane Webber and Dustin Hampton’s flowy stylings on the new Fattail.

Longboarding Loaded Fattail

The Loaded Pintail passed on and has been replaced with the Fattail–now available at select shops worldwide. The Pintail held a special place in our hearts since its release in June 2004, but we’ve learned a lot since then and we’ve given it a gluttonous makeover for the sake of versatility and performance. This chunky little monkey now features a wider and more refined cambered/concave standing platform, two truck options, a nominal nose kick and a functional if corpulent kicktail. Designed for parking garages, pumping, freestyle, a bit of freeride, commuting and eating tubs of rocky road. Because as we all know, she gotta pack much back.

Comes in 3 Flexes… Flex 3 the softest and Flex 1 the stiffest.

Length: 38″ / 96.5cm
Width: 8.63″ / 22cm
Wheelbase (Inner): 26.5″ / 67.3cm
Wheelbase (Outer): 27.4″ / 69.6cm
Weight: deck only: 3.bs / 1.4kg

Looks like rain today, but hopefully that won’t happen.

Filmed by: Bryan Hiltz and Marie Cochard
Rider: Ethan Cochard

Set-up: Loaded Dervish Flex 1, Bear Grizzly’s 180 mm, 75mm Lemon 80a Retro Big Zigs, Abec 9 Rush bearings, Khiro Bushings (Orange and white)

I ride my dervish with old and new school bolts, which means all six “bolt-holes” are used instead of just four. This helps with big jumps and hard landings. Makes the board a bit more wholesome in my opinion.

Here’s a little clip on how the “longboard” market was created…

Thanks to all who have supported us…without you we wouldn’t be here today!

Over seventeen years ago Sector 9 was formed “over beers and a game of pool.” Since then they have become the go-to name in longboard skates, tree barrelers, and hill bombers. Check out this quick history clip of the company as well as some ripping both on land and in water.