As we have mentioned before, the Landyachtz Dinghy can do it all and carving is no exception! Landyachtz knew right off the bat that they couldn’t make this great of a cruiser board and leave the carving enthusiasts in the dust. It’s rare to have a cruiser board that covers all the bases for a good time, the ability to do tricks, comfortable ride, and carving capable, but the Dinghy somehow achieves it. Sanded-out wheel wells allow the rider to not only use larger-sized wheels but also loosen their trucks for seamless carves back and forth down the road or around steep bowl corners. Riders can “carve” by leaning all of their weight to one side of the board making the board turn in that direction, and then switching sides to make the board turn in the opposite direction. Carving is not only fun, but it can also help you maintain a safe speed when bombing hills without having to put a foot down or lean back onto the tail to slow down. Landyachtz also produces styles of their Dinghy specifically with carving in mind, such as the Dinghy Blunt, that allows the rider to exert more energy towards the front of the board for tight carves.