Erickson Longboards

Seattle, United States

4.9

7 reviews

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+1 206-659-7105
Website:
www.ericksonlongboards.com
Address:
1807 NW Dock Pl, Seattle, WA, 98107
b/t N Leary Ave & N Ballard Ave
Ballard
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.2 mi15th Ave NW & NW Leary Way
0.2 miNW Leary Way & 15th Ave NW
0.3 mi15th Ave NW & NW Market St
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7 reviews of Erickson Longboards

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Place rating: 5
Bala Cynwyd, PA
Came to pike place with friends last week as a tourist and fell in love with a cutting board. Schlepped it all the way back to Philadelphia, and man was it worth it. This board is gorgeous, high quality, and one of a kind. Also, Bill, the owner, was beyond nice and helpful! Without a doubt worth the investment!
Place rating: 5
Long Beach, CA
I actually bought a cutting board/​butcher block for my wife as a gift. He makes these out of the leftover wood from making the longboards. It is literally a beautiful piece of art… not to mention I like the fact that he came up with a great idea to use the board «waste». Thumbs up!
Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA
Gives sustainable art a whole new meaning. These long boards are not only a sleek way to ride around town, but an act of environmental awareness.
Although I personally don’t have one of these beauties, I know the owner, I’ve seen the shop, and there is nothing but love and a real passion behind each and every board.
i am a 27 year old female, and still my head turns every time i hear the sound of those skateboard/​longboard wheels against the pavement. Im all for every boy, girl, man, and woman to put away the bulky bike, or gas guzzling car, and hop on to one of ERICKSONS LONGBOARDS!
Place rating: 5
Portland, OR
These are cleanly designed, smooth riding, quiet trucked and fast longboards. A nice alternative to biking and look super fresh propped against your furniture or restaurant outdoor seating. I’m more of a novice and having not skateboarded since 1981 or so, I like the wider design verses the thinner one for better control and grace on my glide, being a chick and all. The sustainable wood quality and craftsmanship is impeccable and I really dig the added touch of the branded logo on the back.
Place rating: 4
Brooklyn, NY
These boards are rad… hands down the best looking longboards I’ve seen to date. I love the reclaimed wood aspect and can appreciate the traditional shaping and look of the board… I’m used to a bit more flex, but having a land cruiser has its perks.
The trucks that Erickson selected are burly, wide, and strong, which goes the same for the wheels. Overall… great company to support.
Place rating: 5
Portland, OR
I am 42 years old and overweight.
I am a creature of habit.
I am not adventurous in the way of ‘extreme sports’.
I am a CIty Boy.
Where I’m from, skis, snowboards, skates, surfboards & skateboards were the toys of the suburbs.
I had never been on a skateboard until 2010.
I climbed aboard my Erickson for the first time in our warehouse at work and with one kick…
…I was flying.
get on. be cool.
Place rating: 5
Portland, OR
I grew up on a skateboard in Arizona when I was a young punk. Now I am a slightly older punk on the inside and maybe not so much on the outside. I stepped on one of these boards that a friend had and couldn’t get it out of my head. I had to have one. I love the wood, the trucks and wheels. My two kids (8 and 11yrs old) freaked out when they saw me flying down the hill in front of my house. Get one, get freedom from everyday life.
Bill keep rockin these boards out…