--- product_id: 157936247 title: "Dual Deck Caster Carve Board (Multiple Colors)" brand: "whiptide" price: "132 zΕ‚" currency: PLN in_stock: false reviews_count: 6 url: https://www.desertcart.pl/products/157936247-dual-deck-caster-carve-board-multiple-colors store_origin: PL region: Poland --- # Dual 80mm wheels for max carve 360Β° pivoting aluminum casters Indestructible ABS plastic decks Dual Deck Caster Carve Board (Multiple Colors) **Brand:** whiptide **Price:** 132 zΕ‚ **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > πŸ›Ή Carve your path. Own the street. Be the vibe. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Dual Deck Caster Carve Board (Multiple Colors) by whiptide - **How much does it cost?** 132 zΕ‚ with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/157936247-dual-deck-caster-carve-board-multiple-colors) ## Best For - whiptide enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted whiptide brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Lightweight Yet Robust:** At just 9 pounds, the WhipTide offers easy portability without compromising strength or control. - β€’ **Durability Meets Design:** Decks crafted from practically indestructible ABS plastic ensure long-lasting performance and resilience. - β€’ **360-Degree Agile Control:** Lightweight aluminum casters pivot fully for effortless maneuverability and superior stability on every turn. - β€’ **Unmatched Carving Precision:** Dual 80mm wheels with ABEC-5 bearings deliver smooth, self-propelled carving action that blends snow skiing and surfing skills. - β€’ **Turn Heads, Own the Driveway:** Innovative dual deck technology guarantees a ride so smooth and stylish, your crew won’t stop asking to try it. ## Overview The WhipTide Dual Deck Caster Carve Board combines cutting-edge dual 80mm wheels with 360-degree pivoting aluminum casters and ultra-durable ABS plastic decks to deliver a revolutionary carving experience. Lightweight and engineered for stability, it merges the thrill of snow skiing and surfing into a sleek, self-propelled ride perfect for driveway shredding and urban cruising. ## Description Your friends will be impressed with the WhipTide, the coolest carve board from Hearthware Home Products. The WhipTide offers a patented flexible goose neck and double 80MM wheels per deck for superior support and maximun carving action. ## Features - The latest in dual deck carve board technology and innovation - Creating a superior carving action leading to self propulsion and the double wheels provide stability - Combine snow skiing and surfing skill sets in one board in your driveway - Decks made from practically indestructible ABS plastic - Lightweight 360 degree pivoting aluminum casters and high performance ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 34.1 x 9.3 x 4.6 inches | | Package Weight | 10.6 Pounds | | Item Dimensions LxWxH | 33 x 9 x 4.4 inches | | Item Weight | 9 Pounds | | Brand Name | Whiptide | | Color | Black | | Material | !80 millimeter in-line wheels with two ABEC-5 bearings installed in each wheel, 360-degree pivoting cast aluminum trucks, Decks made from ABS plastic | | Part Number | 70101 | | Sport Type | Skateboarding | ## Images ![Dual Deck Caster Carve Board (Multiple Colors) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81SNWWlSavS.jpg) ![Dual Deck Caster Carve Board (Multiple Colors) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81X10B8rL7S.jpg) ![Dual Deck Caster Carve Board (Multiple Colors) - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71ZcXEWDfGS.jpg) ![Dual Deck Caster Carve Board (Multiple Colors) - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61MpWPwKchS.jpg) ![Dual Deck Caster Carve Board (Multiple Colors) - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/814BJaYWvLS.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A review of skateboards, RipStiks, Waves, WhipTides, Xgliders, PowerWings, Bladeboards, PumpRockrs, TimberWolfs, etc. *by D***T on July 29, 2009* This is a description of most types of boards based on the experiences of my son (15), my daughter (9), and me (48):Skateboards - Fun for jumping tricks (grinds, board flips, etc.). Casterboards are more maneuverable and fun than skateboards on a street, but less fun at skateparks. Soularc Skateboards have one curved deck on top of another for a springy carving feel. Flowboards have 7 wheels in a semicircle in front and 7 wheels in a semicircle in back for a snowboard feel. Sole Skates are small, three-wheeled skateboards. Longboards are longer and wider skateboards.RipStiks - Like skateboards but with two small decks connected by a crossbar, and two inline casterwheels which swivel 360 degrees. Seems safer than skateboards because RipStiks don't easily shoot out from under you (they just flop onto their sides). The wheels might show some wear fairly quickly, but even with flattened wheels they're way more fun than skateboards for zipping around on the street. We're able to take apart our RipStik casters and clean them, but not our Wave Board casters, giving RipStiks an advantage over Waves. RipStik Gs have metal crossbars for doing grinds. RipStik Airs are molded into a single piece of plastic, and feel stiffer than RipStiks. Ripsters are smaller to fit younger kids.Wave Boards - Like RipStiks, but with shorter crossbars. Makes more of a "clatter" noise than our RipStik. Wave Ripples are smaller to fit younger kids. ExBoards, X-Boards, EssBoards, VigorBoards, Cudas, Freeriders, and eXtreme boards are similar to RipStiks/Waves.WhipTides - Like RipStiks, but with four inline casterwheels. The crossbar bends up-down and side-to-side, unlike RipStiks. Can do tighter turns and slaloms than RipStiks. Can't do jumps or lift one wheel off of the ground. There's a slight "wiggle" motion as you go faster. I'm more aggressive on RipStiks since they don't wiggle, but my daughter prefers the wiggle because it helps her get moving. Shred Sleds and Alive Boards are similar to WhipTides. Hurricane Boards and Cycle Force Swingboards appear to be WhipTides with only two inline casterwheels.Xgliders (Xliders) - Have two separate (unattached) casterboard decks, so they're a bit tricky to learn and easy to lose your balance or do the splits. Can do different tricks and tighter turns and slaloms than RipStiks/Waves/WhipTides. You can't just step on and go, like with RipStiks. Instead, you place the two decks onto the ground, carefully step on one at a time, then go. RipSkates are like Xgliders, but with a removable crossbar. I made a RipSkate clone by bolting a crossbar between our Xglider decks, and it's very fun because it allows you to do tight turns (even better than a WhipTide) without the danger of your feet going in different directions. RipSkates provide two different riding experiences for the price of one. Freeline Skates are similar to Xgliders, but the wheels don't spin 360 degrees. OrbitWheels have separate decks as well, but your feet are *inside* the wheels.PowerWings - Have safer features than RipStiks (two casterwheels in back plus a wheel in front for stability, and handlebars with brakes). You face forward and move your hips side-to-side, but on casterboards you face sideways and use a twisting movement with your hips. It's easy to lean too far back and flip over, but with practice this allows doing wheelies. Some PowerWings have safety bars at the back to prevent flipping over. Rip Rider 360s are similar, but they have a big plastic wheel in front with pedals, and kids ride them sitting down. Trikkes and "Slider The Unscooter" are also three-wheeled, but with unique methods of propulsion.Bladeboards - Like RipStiks, but the casters are designed differently. We cleaned and lubricated the casters, and put in new bearings, but it still feels sluggish and noisy compared to RipStiks. Bladeboards don't appear to be sold anymore.PumpRockrs - Skateboards with one casterwheel in front. Can't make tight turns like casterboards can. T-Boards are skateboards with two casterwheels, but don't appear to be as maneuverable as RipStiks. OBoards appear to be PumpRockrs.TimberWolf XtreeMs - Similar to RipStiks, but the casters are designed differently. My kids and I are experienced riders, but we felt cautious at first because the TimberWolf is quite a bit faster and more maneuverable than RipStiks/Waves/WhipTides. The casters can go forward or backward, so you can swap ends as you ride, and do 360s. RollerSurfers have different casters, but they also allow you to swap ends and do 360s.Streetboards - Like skateboards, but the decks are in three sections. Your feet rotate the outer sections to propel the board, and you can strap into bindings on the footplates (optional). Good for jumping tricks (grinds, etc.), but not as maneuverable and fun as casterboards on the street. Snakeboards are shorter versions of Streetboards. It took us several days to figure out how to ride our Snakeboard because the movement is different than with casterboards. Our RipSkate clone is everything that I had hoped the Snakeboard would be. Alterskates had a similar rotating mechanism to propel the board, but no-one at their website responds to emails. LandSharks are kneeboards which you propel similar to Streetboards (using a handlebar).Bottom line:We own a skateboard, RipStik, Wave, WhipTide, Xglider, RipSkate clone, Bladeboard, TimberWolf, and Snakeboard, and we've ridden a RipStik G, RipStik Air, PowerWing, PumpRockr, Flowboard, and LandShark. Our favorite boards are: RipSkate, TimberWolf, WhipTide, RipStik, and Wave (in that order). To do carving/twisting/turning/spinning around the street, casterboards are best. To do jumping tricks, skateboards and Streetboards are best. At skateparks, skateboards are best.About the wheels:We replaced our worn-down RipStik wheels with two good wheels from our Xglider, and put the flattened RipStik wheels onto our Xglider. Strangely, we didn't notice much of a difference in the feel of the RipStik or the Xglider. After 20 minutes, the rear wheel on the RipStik had worn down a bit, but RipStiks/Waves are fun even when the wheels are flattened (until it becomes excessive). The wheels on our other boards don't seem to wear down very quickly.For some videos of my kids and me playing a casterboard game that we invented, search for "Caster Soccer" at YouTube. Another fun game is playing "tag" on casterboards. We wear protective gear when trying new boards or tricks. Skate safely! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4 years, and still riding it! *by C***D on March 14, 2015* I originally found this Casterboard at my local Goodwill, near brand new for $15. I figured why not? Since at that time I was riding a RipStik. 4 years later, and I am still riding this board. I absolutely love it, and its why I bought a brand new one. The WhipTide does what its meant to do, at a degree of perfection in my opinion.PROS:Durable! I rode mine for 4 years, and not lightly. It still rides, but is finally falling apart. After 4 years.Cruiser! Its a cruiser, it is NOT meant for tricks, however there are some you can do. Yes, you can ride it off sidewalks, not up them.Brakes! A lot of people don't realize this, but the board actually has a legitimate way of braking unlike most casterboards. The small mounds of plastic near the edges of the bottom of the board allow you to grind the board against the pavement to slow down to a stop. One of my favorite features.Smooth! It rides, extremely, extremely smoothly. If you're looking for speed, i've raced people with RipStiks and beat them, but they are extremely close when it comes to speed. Want speed? Look into TimberWolf's boards.Comes with carrying case! Yes, nowhere does it say this but the board actually does get sent to you along with a very, very nice carrying case. It has many slots open for you to carry other stuff inside as well. I love it.Wheels! Something I've noticed about the wheels that come with this board is they last a lot longer than those of the default wheels on a RipStik.They don't flatten out after a month or two of riding them. It actually took a full year of riding mine nearly every day to flatten them out, and even then the board still rides amazingly, just louder. I recommend replacing them once they get flat, simply for a better experience.CONS:Plastic Plates! The plastic on the top MIGHT start to rattle as you ride very lightly, causing a small rattling sound you can somewhat hear as you ride seeing as the board is already EXTREMELY quiet when you ride it. But this tend to only happen if you are very rough with the board. I've been riding my new one for a month now and I've yet to encounter this issue.Bare Feet = Bad! You CAN ride this board bare footed, I do NOT recommend it. At all. The small silver dots around the edges of the board are actually spikes. Allowing a far better grip while riding with shoes, however this can be somewhat painful when riding barefooted. I think it just depends on how sensitive your feet are.Tricks = Somewhat! There are SOME tricks you can do, that involve the bending hinge in the center, but nothing way to fancy. I personally never do any on mine, as I feel its not what its meant for. Its the beach cruiser of Caster Boards. Simple as that. I use mine to take out trash when need be, go to the store, ride around my area. Its a cruiser.Somewhat Heavy! Everyone has their own personal measurement of weight. Whether your are stronger or weaker is a factor as if you will be okay with the weight of this board. I will admit it is definitely heavier than the RipStik, but at the same time, if you are like me you will prefer this. The weight keeps you on the ground, and makes the board feel overall well built. I love it.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________So like I said, I've been riding this board for 4 years before I've needed to replace it. Best part is, I just bought the exact same board brand new. I simply can't get enough of it, its been good to me over the years and I have no reason to replace it with a different board. I am highly pleased with this product and I hope anyone who comes across this review will try the WhipTide, as it is one of the best caster board for cruiser I've ever ridden. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Unorthodox Design ... Very Durable! *by R***. on July 15, 2016* My daughter has had this for years so it is very durable. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.pl/products/157936247-dual-deck-caster-carve-board-multiple-colors](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/157936247-dual-deck-caster-carve-board-multiple-colors) --- *Product available on Desertcart Poland* *Store origin: PL* *Last updated: 2026-05-20*