The AXIS Casterboard

new videos this spring! be sure to share your clips on the axis board with us:)

New Vid! Gobble Gobble:)

Just in time for the Holidays! The AXIS Casterboard has been upgraded, and right now, get it for the LOWEST PRICE EVER! * NEW manufactured Deck Shapes * New Th...inner Rubber Raisers * NEW Pinstripe Graphic And as always upgrade your ride with * Better Bearings * Color Griptape only at www.axiscasterboarding.com #RIDEAXIS

Some new skatepark footy with the 'NEW' AXIS Casterboard. Get Ready! #RIDEAXIS

Here are THREE chances to win a new AXIS Board (or other prizes) ! Ride your way into the winner's circle. Summer contests happening NOW! #RIDEAXIS

AXIS Board in action. Special thanks to Cecil from FTA for stopping by.

We can make your board look however you want. Because we hand make everything for high quality, If you want a Customized Ride made just for you, contact us and let us know!! contact us here through facebook, on the axis website, or direct emails to [email protected] *Note: There is a 'build your board' section in our Pro Shop that allows you to select deck shape, bearings, logo graphic color (green/black), and grip style. IF YOU HAVE A REQUEST NOT ON THE BUILD A BOARD SECTION LET US KNOW AND WE'LL MAKE IT HAPPEN!

Mary Moreck & Lance Lynn giving us some tips for manuals on the AXIS board. Hope they help!

Rotate your wheels to get more out of them! Usually, depending on your ride style, the back wheel will wear down faster than the front...sooo...Rotate! Tip: Upgrade your bearings for added speed and less physical motion to keep riding. Reminder: All AXIS boards come stock with Bones Reds, and the Upgraded boards come with Super Reds.... also avail separately @ axis for anyone looking to upgrade any casterboard:)

Tip Reminder: Remove the AXIS Caster Patches (rubber O-Rings) when riding flatground for easier movement and less friction, then put the patches back in for skatepark and downhill riding for more speed and more friction:) Has anyone been doing this on the regular?