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Skateboards for kids, beginners and the whole family – sturdy, affordable and full of fun. Ready-to-ride complete boards, plus cruisers, longboards and inline skates.

Skateboards for kids, beginners and the whole family – sturdy, affordable and full of fun. Ready-to-ride complete boards, plus cruisers, longboards and inline skates.

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Which board suits your child?

Not every "skateboard" is the same. At Funwheel it's all about sturdy, affordable boards packed with fun – for kids, beginners and the whole family. Depending on age and use, a different board fits:

  • Skateboard (complete board): the classic board for first tricks and the way to school – assembled and ready to roll.
  • Cruiser: small, agile and colourful – ideal for relaxed rolling around town.
  • Longboard: long and stable – for cruising and longer distances.
  • Waveboard: the trend board with two wheels – balance and fun in one.
  • Inline skates: rolling without a board – size-adjustable for kids.
  • Skate ramps: your own mini ramp for first jumps in the garden.
Child skateboarding at Funwheel

Skateboard for kids – which size (inches)?

Skateboards are measured in inches. Quick conversion: 1 inch = 2.54 cm (28 inches ≈ 71 cm, 31 inches ≈ 79 cm). What matters is less the age than the child's height and how confidently they stand:

Board length Age (approx.) For whom
approx. 28 inches (71 cm)approx. 4–7 yearsyounger kids, first attempts
approx. 31 inches (79 cm)approx. 8 years – teenskids, teens & beginners
Cruiser / Longboardfrom approx. 8 yearsprefer cruising over tricks? → Cruiser / Longboard

Buying a skateboard for beginners

Our skateboards are complete boards: deck, trucks, wheels and bearings come fully assembled – unpack and roll. Just right for getting started, without an expensive pro setup. All shipped from our Swiss warehouse, with fast delivery and personal advice.

What to look for when buying a skateboard

  • Size: board length to match the child's height (see table above).
  • Complete board: for beginners clearly better than separate parts – matched and cheaper.
  • Wheels & bearings: softer wheels and ABEC 7 bearings roll smoothly and forgive bumps.
  • Grip: a rough surface or grip tape for secure footing.

More in our guides How to find the right skateboard and Learning to skateboard.

The parts of a skateboard at a glance

The parts of your skateboard

  • 1 – Deck: the board you stand on; the rough surface (grip tape) gives secure footing.
  • 2 – Wheels: shape the ride – smaller = more agile, larger = smoother (kids' boards usually 50–54 mm).
  • 3 – Trucks: connect wheels and deck and handle steering; set a little firmer for kids = more stability.
  • 5 – Bushings: sit in the truck and control how easily the board turns – soft = agile, hard = stable.
  • 6 – Bearings: determine how smoothly the wheels spin; ABEC 7 is plenty for everyday use.

What does a skateboard cost?

At Funwheel you'll find complete skateboards from approx. CHF 39.90; higher-quality boards sit around CHF 55–80. Wear parts are available as spare parts – repair instead of replace.

Our brand Slide

We rely on Slide – colourful, sturdy complete boards with great value for money, made for kids and beginners.

Safety: helmet & pads are a must

Especially while learning: a well-fitting helmet and pads for knees, elbows and wrists are essential. Safety comes first for us.

Why Funwheel

We are the Swiss specialist for wheeled sports with over 30 years of experience: a hand-picked, durable range, delivery from our Swiss warehouse (order by 3pm, delivered the next working day) and our own service centre with spare parts.

Frequently asked questions about skateboards

Which skateboard for beginners and kids?+
To get started, a fully assembled complete board is ideal – matched and affordable. Choose the length to match the child's height (approx. 28 inches for younger kids, 31 inches from school age).
From what age is a skateboard suitable?+
As soon as a child can stand and balance confidently – usually from around 4–5 years with a small board. Helmet and pads belong on from the very start.
How many inches should a skateboard be?+
1 inch = 2.54 cm. For kids about 28 inches (71 cm); from school age and for beginners about 31 inches (79 cm).
Skateboard, cruiser or longboard – which is right?+
Skateboard for the classic feel and first tricks, cruiser for agile rolling in town, longboard for smooth cruising over longer distances.