the nose is bigger than the tail
no. any board will do. as long as its got a nose or a tail on it then it can do ollies
A shrew has a long nose and a tail.
The smaller end of your board is the tail, the larger being the nose. The nose is also referred to as the "catch" because it is meant to catch your foot during an ollie, so the nose is larger to better catch your foot. The tail is smaller and slightly closer to the ground for faster response and better pop. Anybody who uses the larger end of their skateboard as the tail is actually making it harder on themselves.
if you do boardslides or nose/tail slides its gonna get scratched no matter what type of paint.
A proboscis monkey really does have a large, long nose. The nose can get up to 7 inches long. This monkey has average sized tail and ears.
Yes the tail (the back end) is where your skateboard graphics looks upside down when you look at the bottom. The Nose( the front is when you look at your board griptape side down and your nose is where your graphics are pointing up and look nice and sweet.
Although vague, your description fits a "Tlacuache" or Opossum.
70.6 meters
35 feet long
Generic means that both Tail and Nose are identicle. Measuring with your thumb and ring finger outstretched from the bolts is a sure way to find out.
They range from 6 - 13 feet long from nose to tail, and 180 - 900 lbs, but average is 7 - 12 feet long from nose to tail and 200 - 660 lb.