The Ollie is just scratching the surface of tricks you can do on a Dinghy! The raised tail section makes it extremely easy to pop an Ollie up a curb or over a crack in the sidewalk, especially if you already know how to perform one! The small size of the Dinghy, typically 3” shorter than a skateboard, may be difficult at first to get the hang of doing Ollies but as they say, practice makes perfect! Once you have mastered the ollie, the world is your oyster! The Ollie is one of the best skateboard tricks for beginners to learn, or cruiser board for that matter, but is arguably the most fun to perform. Nothing beats that feeling of snapping the tail against the pavement, sliding your front foot up towards the nose of the board, and defying physics as the skateboard sticks to your feet as you jump into the air. The Dinghy is made with all skaters in mind, versatility is the name of the game. Having to get off your Dinghy to step onto a curb just didn’t sit right with Landyachtz, they wanted to make a true all-terrain monster capable of conquering all obstacles that stood in its way.