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which of these skate boards would be better for a beginer?

McGill Pro Skateboard. Deep concave 100% Canadian maple, double kick skateboard McGill 356 with polished hanger and graphite effect base plate with McGill embossed logo. McGill cast PU cushions. transparent K resin risers. Bearings ABEC 7 chrome steel oiled. McGill wheels 54 x 36mm pu cast 90A hardness with print. Fear Apocalypse Skateboard. No Fear branded Canadian maple skateboard. PU cast 92A wheels. PU cushions and ABEC-5 high quality bearings. Size 78 x 20cm. McGill Signature Skateboard. Canadian Maple laminated skateboard. Deck size 76 x 20cm. McGill wheels 54 x 36mm 90A cast with ABEC5 oiled chrome steel bearings. McGill Active Power stone finish trucks with carbon steel axles. McGill 90A cushions, silicon grip tape and transparent K-Resin risers. United Skates Hot Rod Skateboard. Maple wood double kick skateboard. Deck length 77.5cm, width 20cm. Zero-G wheels with ABEC-5 carbon steel bearings. or Debut Urban Wave Skateboard. Full size Maple wood skateboard. Features 54mm x 36mm wheels and ABEC 5 carbon steel wheel bearings for a smooth ride. UK exclusive graphic design on board and wheels. Size (L)78, (W)28cm.

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1. I don't know any of those brands. And don't EVER go to Sports Authprity or any multisport outlet to buy a skateboard. I think that you should go to your local skate shop or Zumiez/Vans outlet and pick a complete. (ex: brands like enjoi, birdhouse, flip, etc) They will work and will be a great beginners board, and cost $100-120. However, when you get better and have sufficient money to cover it, you can buy a CUSTOM COMPLETE. That means that you may pick the brands that u want and customize ur skateboard. They usually cost around 145-200. Another thing is to order off the internet and buy a custom complete or a complete. Believe it or not, even though u still may have 2 pay shipping and handling, it's still cheaper. Here are some websites: http://www.ccs.com (This has the best reputation for skateboards) http://www.skatewarehouse.com (I recommend this one, because it can be cheaper here and just as reliable as ccs) (DON'T GO TO EBAY!!!!) some brand names I recommend: Decks: .anything with Resin-7 or 8 technology (light and strong) .Zero/Mystery (I've tested them, and both are a little bit heavier than Resin boards but just as strong) Trucks: .Independent (good for turning and ollieing) .Thunder (just like Indys) Wheels .Ricta (best wheels in the business) Bearings .Bones Swiss (nothing else compares) .Bones Reds ( a cheaper version of Swiss) Griptape .Mob Griptape Hardware .anything, as long as it's long enough. I say Pig Skewers or Element Rations, but there's not much difference.
2. I have never heard of any of those, but i would recommend like a zero or almost those are alright for beginners. Even though it really doesnt matter what you get as long as it fits you