Daenseu T-Core Complete Board
Daenseu T-Core Complete Board
Daenseu T-Core Complete Board
Daenseu T-Core Complete Board
Our push-friendly dance board, the Daenseu has a slim cut that shaves weight to make popping tricks easier. The slightly shorter wheelbase makes it easier to push and springier for all your dance moves.
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Tech specs
Tech specs
- Length 42.2"
- Width 8.75"
- Nose and Tail 4.2" - 5.8"
- Concave 0.66"
- Total Drop --
- Thickness 7/16"
- Grip Wood-Burn Logo + Laser Grip
- Trucks Bustin R1™ 177mm
- Wheels Premier Formula™ 70mm 80a
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Warranty
Warranty
Bustin Boards stands behind each and every one of our products, and we offer an extended warranty in each of our top quality components.
Standard Maple Boards: 90 days
- Wheels: 180 days
- Bearings: 180 days
- Trucks: 180 days
Daenseu Performance
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Push
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Freestyle
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Carve
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Park
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Slide
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Downhill
Unprecedented durability
Built by hand in the USA
Daenseu overview
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Lighter + stronger
With our new (T)Core™ construction, the latest Daenseu deck is nearly half the weight of some previous editions. This means a higher-flying, swifter-pushing magic-carpet for wherever your adventures take place. -
Push friendly
In keeping with it's Bustin DNA, we've improved the push capability of the Daenseu with weight reducing (E)Core™ construction and new push-flex camber within a subtle micro-drop and rockered platform. -
42 inches small
Despite its larger overall span, the new Daenseu will surprise you with its agility through tight paths and more traditional skate tricks. An (T)Core™ layup that virtually dances on it's own plus larger, more pronounced kicktails and an ultra comfortable 28.8" to 31.7" wheelbase.
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Worth the money
not going to take forever writing this, but feels good turning is immaculate and you can take tight ones, looks gorgeous with the wood for sure. Feels easy to ride and I love it.
My first board 5 years later
My first ever board was a 2017 42 Old NY Daenseu bamboo X which would also become my first dance/freestyle board. Ever since I had to retire it, I had repeatedly reached out to Bustin regarding the daenseu and its chances of reissue. A few months later, coincidentally on my 1st anniversary of longboard dancing, the 2022 Bustin daenseu was revealed, and I was fortunate enough to obtain one early before listing and got a sweet custom graphic on par with the old NY. This board is feels much narrower than it's previous editions (at least the bambooX) which requires a bit more overall dance precision particularly with cross steps and peter pans, which may be slightly harder for beginners. However, I've noticed that Tigerclaw and shuvit based tricks felt so much more springy and responsive. Popping with the bamboo X was a bit heavy and a bit clunky, but with the reduced width size and changed kicktails of 2022, this board feels great and agile for freestyle. I'm not sure if its also because of the decreased width, but carving and turning on this feels much better as well. One thing I didn't know I missed from bustin boards was their rails design, and overall durability. In a quiver consisting of loaded, crown, and landyachtz boards, the daenseu quickly replaced and became my main/go-to board. Honestly, I'm thinking of buying 1 or 2 more as I will inevitably destroy my current one learning stuff, and to ensure I have enough daenseu once this limited release is over or until Bustin creates their next dancer. Till then, I hope to get good enough to make a profound impact on the longboarding community with this board.