It has been almost 2 years since Shoreline has sold Lib Tech skateboards, We would try to order them off and on over the last two years, but because of their move to Utah, and their great success with Banana traction snowboarding technology, they have put their skateboarding efforts on the back burner in order to get caught up from all their other successes. This is a good problem to have, so what about their expensive skateboards? Does spending more money on a Lib Tech Skateboard end up saving you money in the long run?  When we did sell Lib tech skateboards we had mixed responses. Some of the negative feedback was just that it was different, the life long habit of shopping for a new deck every other month or so was broken. As a retailer if I only sell one deck to a skater every 3 years or so, you can see that the shops would be making less money on Skateboards.  If we consider the GREEN factor, in a 3 year period (a lib skate deck could last even much longer) if you are a serious skater,  you would easily go through 12 wood decks. The Deck that is clearly less harmful to the environment is the Lib Tech.  If you bought Lib Tech’s most Expensive deck at $160.00 compared to 12 blank decks at $35.00 each the savings over 3 years would be $260.00.   So  the logical answer is to buy Lib Tech Skateboards,  save the planet and money at the same time.   We Check out some web sites that do product reviews and found the last entry was dated in 2007,  So may-be Shoreline wasn’t the only company that stopped selling Lib Tech skateboards 2 years ago.  I’ve reprinted two of the reviews from REVIEWCENTRE .com

Note that overall the feed back was positive for the Lib Tech Skateboards.

Average Ratings

Value for Money	7.9/10
Reviewer Rating	8/10
Overall Rating	7.9/10