This baby has lasted me a year and a half and has suffered a beating. It was my first board after bumming my friends for a couple years. ive skated more than a few hundred miles with a few distance skates varying from 35 to 45 miles at once. i practiced and learned slides on this board, and being a large kid (slightly over 200lbs at about 6'1") this board STILL handles like butter. ive skated in rain, snow, and scorching heat. and ive reached about 39.5 mph with no speed wobble. i have yet to find a hill big enough to threathen the stability of my demonseed. highly recommended with a lot of experience on it.

Nice and stable at speed with nice foot pockets and tons of real-estate For your feet. Nice low stance for easy pushing and footbraking. An all around incredible board for both dh and freeriding! Great board for bigger riders aswell. Get it you won't be dissapointed.

The Rayne Demonseed excelled in every category a longboarder would need. If you strap on some proper gear, this board can DH without a wobble, reach ridiculously high speeds, and not tire you out so much when cruising on flatland.Don't even get me started on the sliding ability. The dropthrough gives you a down to earth cruising feeling that's perfect for those long riding sessions. Another thing thats remarkable is the amount of footspace. I'm a size 12 in shoes, and my whole foot fits on the deck. Its perfect for a first DH board, because it lets you figure out what foot position suits you best. The gnar bars lets you lock your foot in for those craaaazy slides, and with the addition of ridiculous footspace, learning those coleman or 180s will be no problem. The graphic is amazing, but be warned, scratching it feels like a shank to the gut. Dont forget to get yourselves some noseguards too. Why? One because it scratches easily due to the bamboo, and two because it makes it look mighty sexy. Get this board boys and girls, it'll be sure to impress the rabbits.

dan would you prefer bear trucks or randals on the demonseed. also would you prefer the abec biltin bearings or ids oust.and would you ride orangatangs or abec 11 flywheels.thanks

This board is amazing to ride and amazing to look at. Pushes easily and is VERY fast and easy to control. I can only compare this board to the EVO because that is the only other DH board I've ridden. I like this board more because it is just as stable but turns like a traditional board would instead of the EVO's front wheel steering. My set-up is Otang In Heats, Grizzly's, and Biltins. With Loaded shock risers.