The CARVER Channel Islands Noserider 37" Surfskate is designed for a smooth and stable riding experience, ideal for long carves and pumping. Its CARVER C7 trucks provide a surf-like feel close to a single-fin longboard, with fluid and progressive movements.
The CARVER C7 is a truck system designed to reproduce the feeling of riding a surfboard on asphalt. Its construction allows the front truck to move across two axes, creating a particularly smooth, wide and progressive carving motion.
The C7 allows riders to generate and maintain speed through pumping. Weight transfers, compression and extension are translated directly through the trucks, allowing riders to link turns together without constantly pushing.
On this 37" Channel Islands Noserider, the 21.25" wheelbase provides additional stability while encouraging longer lines and wider turns. The overall riding feel is particularly suited to riders looking for a controlled and fluid style, close to the sensation of a single-fin surf longboard.
The setup uses CARVER Standard Smoke bushings, with 95A at the front and 89A at the rear, providing a good balance between responsiveness, stability and fluidity. This setup keeps the C7 precise while preserving the freedom of movement that defines the system.
The 70 mm 78A Roundhouse Mag wheels complete the setup with enough volume to maintain speed through turns, while their 78A urethane provides plenty of grip. They are particularly well suited to a riding style focused on pumping and long, flowing lines.
With its 37" length, 21.25" wheelbase and C7 trucks, this surfskate is designed around long carves, weight transfers and smooth lines, rather than short and aggressive turns.
The CARVER Channel Islands Noserider 37" C7 Surfskate is designed for riders looking for a smooth, stable and progressive surf feel. Its C7 trucks are particularly effective for pumping and long carves, while the 37" platform provides stability and comfort during weight transfers. A great setup for bringing the feeling of single-fin longboard surfing to the asphalt.
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