Hamboards Pinger 67 — Pintail Longboard Skateboard |

The Pinger 67 is a 5-foot 7-inch longboard with the classic teardrop pintail shape of the early surfboards that first rode the Banzai Pipeline in Hawaii. The deck flexes and springs back as you ride, giving it a lively feel under your feet. It's a dream board for anyone who wants to work on footwork, walking to the nose, or getting more snap out of their turns.

Choose the HST truck set which suits your skill and style. All HST trucks give 30° degrees of board lean and allow the ultimate rail-to-rail flow They are mounted on massive 24mm riser blocks and clad with a set of Hamboards signature chocolate brown 90mm cast polyurethane wheels. The wheels are buttery smooth and literally kick-out small rocks before you can ride over them.

Technical Details

Length: 67 in
Width: 16 in
Wheelbase: 43 in
Weight: 32 lb
Deck Material: Birch or Bamboo
Deck Thickness: Birch: 19mm ; Bamboo: 24 mm
Wheel Size: 90 mm
Wheel Material: Polyurethane
Wheel Durometer: Hardness: 78A - 80A
 

Choose Your HST Truck Configuration

All three setups deliver deep board lean, mounted on 24mm riser blocks with Hamboards' signature cast polyurethane wheels. Buttery smooth and wide enough to deflect small rocks before you ride over them.

CARVE — 40/40 "Dig and Carve" Equal front and rear turning for maximum versatility. Throw the tail like you're hitting the lip and carve back down the face. The performance all-rounder for advanced riders who want everything from mellow cruising to aggressive rail-to-rail shredding.

SURF — 55/20 "Pump and Glide" Front-drive balance that prioritizes flow. This is the setup for footwork, cross-stepping, and that smooth glide-down-the-line feeling. Build speed, make your turn, and walk to the nose — this configuration makes the transition seamless.

PUMP — 55/0 "Cross-step Nose rider" Maximum rear stability with a snappy front. Locks the backend in place so you can confidently cross-step, nose ride, and walk the board. Also the go-to configuration for long-distance pumping with a SUPSKATE paddle — same physics, two communities.