We have selected the 5 best longboards for you dancing 2023. Rankings based on our customers' opinions and our experience. Find the longboard that suits your riding style and your needs.

With 2023 just around the corner, it's time to take stock of the year's best boards. Here's a comparison of the most popular models. Our rankings include both beginners and decks beginners and experts alike.

Best longboard dancing all levels: Landyachtz Stratus

At the top of the 2023 ranking of longskates for dancing Landyachtz Stratus is making a name for itself. The Stratus adopts all the successful codes of board dancers: dimensions, kick proportions, concave proportioning... All in a set of remarkable quality components: Bear Grizzly Gen6 50° 180mm Trucks, Bear Space Integrated spacers Bear Space Balles Abec-7 bearings, and Hawgs Fatties 63mm 78A wheels. To top it all off, the Stratus comes in a choice of graphics. Thanks to a deck (8-ply maple), Landy has managed to keep the price as low as possible. Whatever your level of experience, Landyachtz Stratus promises some great sessions. Also available in deck seule

Best Freestyle Dancing Longboard: Loaded Mata Hari

Once again Loaded is innovating in terms of shape and product development. Loaded Mata Hari introduces us to a new area of Freestyle longboarding. To better respond to the many aerial tricks: ollies, pop shove it, flips... Mata Hari uses kick angles and shapes borrowed from the world of skateboard. The different wheelbase options will allow you to fine-tune your settings. In terms of construction, bamboo and fibre give a dynamic flex while keeping weight to a minimum and maximising pop. In terms of set-up, we're sticking with the best: Trucks Paris V3 50° 180mm, Zealous Classics integrated spacers and Orangatang Fat Free 65mm wheels. When you buy your Loaded Mata Hari in our Fulkit longboard shop, you'll be able tochoose the colour of your trucks and the hardness of your wheels. Board also available in deck seul. Note that the Stratus is also available in 39.9" under the name of Tony Danza

Best Longboard Dancing Made in Europe: Rocket Linum 106 & 116

As is so often the case, Switzerland is true to its reputation for quality. Rocket Linum is no exception. The first thing that catches our eye about this Rocket Dancer is the choice of materials and the light weight. The deck consists of a bamboo core with a hollowed-out structure, pressed between 2 layers of plant fibre and reinforced with a carbon blade. The feel is quite unique, and very pleasant. On the top side, the deck can be wrinkled with or without the addition of griptapeThe surface already has a slightly rough appearance. There's a choice of 2 lengths: 106cm (41.5") or 116cm (45.6") and 2 flexes. When it comes to assembly, the Trucks Paris V3 50° 180mm is a tried and tested product. For the wheelswe chose the Cult Nova 60mm 78A to keep things on a European note.

Best Longboard dancing Expert: Loaded Tarab II

Once again, Loaded proves that it's one step ahead of the competition. dancing. The Tarab II was designed in collaboration with Frenchman (cocorico!) Lofti Lamaali, virtuoso of cross steps, peter pan, shove it, ghostride, and other pirouettes... Loaded's own dynamic flex is back, thanks to the use of triaxial fibre and bamboo. On this 2nd version, a basalt ply gives the flex a more responsive feel, and makes it even more solid. We like the grab rails, which make it easier to catch the board. The aesthetic is sober and elegant, with an emphasis on materials that really make an impact. The griptape is customised with different grain sizes to adapt to the movements along the board that the dancer has to make. deck that the dancer needs to make. Tarab II comes in 2 Flexes, and at longboard shop Fulkit, we give you the option of choosing the colour of your trucks Paris V3 50° 180mm and the hardness of your boards. wheels Orangatang Fat Free 65mm. Although the Tarab II is our top choice for experienced riders, Tarab is more than enjoyable to use for everyone, beginner longboarders included.

Best Beginner dancing beginner: Globe Geminon XL

Getting started with dancing can sometimes seem complex or expensive. With this Geminon XL board, Globe has condensed all the successful features of the dancing boards into a single shape. The choice of materials (8-ply maple) is fairly simple, but effective and reliable enough to meet the expectations of beginners. The deck is gripped all over, with the exception of a small free square in the centre that serves as a pivot point for pirouetting tricks. While the pros might find this abundance of griptape annoying, most beginners will find griptape reassuring. The trucks Slant Megnesium is extremely light, which makes up for the weight of the deck. At wheels, the Globe Conicale 65mm 78A are comfortable and glide just right. If you're just starting out and looking for a cheap dancing longboard, Globe Geminon XL is the best option.