“Just get me whatever” – the classic response from a 15-year-old that makes holiday shopping both frustrating and amusing. But don’t let their casual attitude fool you; these teens have specific tastes and high expectations, especially during the holiday season.
That’s why we’ve partnered with real teens to build this Christmas gift guide, filtering hundreds of options down to the ones that genuinely excite. We continuously update these selections based on real feedback and trending interests, taking the guesswork out of your Christmas shopping.
1.X Rocker Gaming Floor Chair with Built-In Speakers
The vegan leather shows pencil smudges near the armrests where he props homework notebooks. What started as his dedicated Fortnite throne became command central for everything—calculus review sessions, YouTube binges, that weird phase where he watched chess tournaments for three weeks straight. The rocker mechanism gets constant use.
I hear game audio from the hallway without it blasting through walls. He switches between Xbox, phone, and laptop without unplugging anything. When his friend visited last month, they dragged it to the basement, then back upstairs. Folds behind his door when we need floor space.
- Bluetooth handles multiple device switching
- Mesh panels prevent sweaty backing
- Wipes clean after drink incidents
- Speakers adequate but not premium quality
2.Baden Champions Volleyball & Badminton Combo Set
My seventeen-year-old dismissed every outdoor game until this arrived. Professional-grade poles, regulation net height, official boundary lines. Within twenty minutes, five friends materialized. They played until dark, arguing calls, diving for saves, actually sweating.
Quality changed everything in 2025. Cheap nets sag; these stay taut through aggressive spikes. Steel poles withstand real impacts. Even my twelve-year-old joins when they switch to badminton. Friends text asking if the net’s up.
- Professional equipment teenagers respect
- Two legitimate sports included
- Boundary lines eliminate arguments
- Steel poles survive aggressive play
- Creates actual outdoor social hub
- Needs thirty feet clear space
- Two people required for setup
3.The North Face Jester Backpack
My oldest got his Jester freshman year. Now a senior, same backpack carries calculus textbooks, lacrosse gear, laptop for coding class. The zippers still glide smooth. His younger brother watched this daily punishment—lockers, car trunks, bedroom floors—and requested one instead of flashier brands.
The laptop sleeve earned its keep when someone knocked his bag off the cafeteria table. No damage. The stand-up design matters more than expected; it stays vertical on his floor while cheaper bags collapse, spilling contents. Worth every penny of the seventy dollars.
- Lasts entire high school career
- Protects expensive electronics reliably
- Stands upright when set down
- North Face credibility matters socially
- Everyone has the identical backpack
- Initial price feels steep
4.Teenage Engineering PO-12 Rhythm Drum Machine
The circuit board sits exposed on his desk between guitar picks and pencils. He programs sequences during study breaks, headphones in, tapping those tiny buttons in patterns I don’t understand. Two AAA batteries have powered it since September without replacement.
I watched him record a beat, loop it through his phone speaker, then play guitar over the top. The sound coming from that calculator-sized board surprised me. He’s been researching parameter locks and punch-in effects, terms I’ve never heard him use before.
- Fits in backpack pocket with notebooks
- Works without screens or internet connection
- Professional sound quality from tiny device
- Grows with developing music production skills
- Exposed components require protective case purchase
- Included instructions are completely incomprehensible
5.Shure SM57 Professional Microphone
The microphone sits two inches from his amplifier speaker, capturing every distortion nuance. He records layered tracks that sound genuinely professional, not bedroom-quality. His fifteen-year-old cousin watched him work through a full song mix, then added the SM57 to her Christmas list that evening.
Audio interfaces aren’t optional here. You need the Focusrite Scarlett Solo, XLR cables, a stand. Your initial hundred-dollar microphone becomes a two-hundred-fifty-dollar investment. But watching your son share recordings he’s actually proud of makes the complexity worthwhile. The steel body survives concrete drops.
- Same microphone used in professional studios
- Steel construction survives teenage carelessness completely
- Works equally well for streaming content
- Resale value stays remarkably high
- Never becomes the limiting factor technically
- Requires separate audio interface and cables
- Setup process confuses less technical teens
6.DJI Mini 4K Drone with Camera
The drone sits charging on his desk between flights, camera card full of aerial shots from the creek behind our neighborhood. He’s teaching himself editing software, splicing together footage of morning fog over the water that honestly looks professional.
Registration paperwork never materialized because it weighs just under the federal threshold. He swaps batteries methodically during sessions, three rotations giving him enough flight time to capture what he envisions. The controller feels substantial in his hands, not toy-like.
- Under 249 grams requires no FAA registration
- 4K camera quality supports portfolio building
- GPS return-home feature prevents expensive losses
- Channels screen time into outdoor creativity
- Twenty-five minute battery life limits each flight
- Extra batteries add sixty dollars per purchase
7.Jan Van Haasteren 5000-Piece Christmas Puzzle
The dining table vanished under five thousand cardboard pieces while snow fell outside. My teenager sorted edges in complete silence, his younger brother hunting Santa’s hidden shark fin, sister photographing absurd details. Nobody asked for WiFi passwords.
That Christmas puzzle outlasted every electronic gift under our tree. Kitchen conversations shifted to strategy debates over connecting chaotic carnival sections. My husband discovered teenagers working past midnight. The completed masterpiece hangs framed in our hallway, signed by eight contributors.
- Genuine multi-week engagement without screens
- Natural family gathering point during holidays
- Challenge level matches teenage capabilities perfectly
- Requires dedicated table space for weeks
8.Bushnell Velocity Speed Gun
Our garage now has a notebook tracking every bullpen session since March. My son positions himself at sixty feet, his friend holds the radar gun, and they alternate: pitcher, catcher, data recorder. The ritual takes forty minutes.
He’s obsessed with incremental gains. Last week he hit 68 mph for the first time and immediately texted his travel coach. The gun lives in his equipment bag; batteries lasted six months before replacement.
- Legitimate training data builds real accountability
- Point and trigger operation, zero learning curve
- Handles daily bag tossing without damage
- Works across multiple sports instantly
- Always needs someone operating while athlete performs
- Ineffective below ten miles per hour
9.Memory Foam Travel Neck Pillow with Sleep Kit
Soccer tournament six hours away. My son draped this around his neck in the passenger seat, pulled the adjustment rope snug, and slept through three state lines. No phone scrolling, no complaints about siblings, just actual rest.
The pillow migrates between backpacks now. Gaming marathons, study sessions, car rides to practice. Memory foam holds its shape despite getting stuffed everywhere. Black cover hides most stains; washing machine handles what shows through.
- Adjustable rope fits growing necks perfectly
- Memory foam survives teenage treatment
- Eye mask creates instant privacy bubble
- Machine washable cover handles teen grime
- Snap strap prevents airport abandonment
- Storage bag essentially decorative
- Siblings will claim ownership immediately
10.Orzly VR Headset for Nintendo Switch
He adjusted the foam padding against his forehead, slid his Switch into the slot, and suddenly couldn't stop tilting his head. Breath of the Wild became three-dimensional around him. The controller movements stayed identical while Hyrule shifted with every neck turn.
Three weeks later, it migrated from his nightstand to the drawer. Only four games work in VR mode, each offering restricted mini-levels rather than full gameplay. Friends still ask to try it when they visit, but he mostly reaches for standard gaming now.
- Affordable entry into VR technology
- Uses console they already own
- Adjustable lenses accommodate different users
- Durable construction withstands repeated handling
- Perfect stocking stuffer size and price
- Extremely limited compatible game library
- Novelty fades after initial excitement
11.Lacoste L.12.12 Blanc Eau de Toilette
The bathroom counter tells the story: cap left off, tissue with test sprays, cologne positioned front and center where deodorant used to live. My son discovered presentation matters when his lab partner mentioned he smelled good. Now morning prep takes twelve minutes.
Glass survived three tile drops. Grapefruit fades to cedar within an hour; office-safe for summer internships. He sprays wrists, rubs together wrong, reapplies after gym. The bottle’s half empty. His confidence doubled.
- Subtle enough for school policies
- Respected brand without luxury pricing
- Fresh scent works with teen chemistry
- Glass bottle breaks if dropped hard
12.AOC C27G2Z 27" Curved Gaming Monitor
My son's desk transformed overnight. The curved screen pulled him forward, shoulders squared, fingers finding WASD without looking down. His K/D ratio jumped within days. That built-in crosshair feature? Pure gold for his Valorant matches.
Christmas morning, he'll unwrap independence. No more fighting his sister for TV time. His room becomes command central for Discord calls, late-night ranked matches, homework between rounds. Worth every penny watching him optimize those color settings himself.
- 240Hz makes everything butter smooth
- Built-in crosshair improves aim significantly
- Height adjustment grows with teen
- Under $200 for competitive specs
- 27" needs substantial desk space
13.Carhartt Firm Duck Flat Brim Cap
Found my son’s Carhartt under his truck seat—caked in sawdust, sweat-stained, bill still perfectly flat. He’d grabbed his uncle’s backup during a roofing job. That stolen hat became his uniform: school, work, everywhere. Even sleeps with it on his bedpost.
The hat absorbs his whole identity shift—from kid to capable. Grease marks from learning oil changes, concrete dust from mixing wheelbarrows, sun-bleached crown from mowing lawns. His younger brothers eye it respectfully. Real gear earns different treatment than mall accessories.
- Survives actual work and washing
- Signals maturity without trying hard
- Structured brim stays perfectly flat
- Deep crown overwhelms smaller faces
14.Star Wars Death Star Popcorn Maker
My fifteen-year-old discovered the Death Star dome flips to become the serving bowl while I stood frozen, butter melting in my hand. His younger brother abandoned Fortnite to watch kernels spiral through the transparent chamber, both mesmerized by physics neither expected from kitchen equipment.
The floor beneath our gaming setup crunches with escaped kernels; I sweep twice weekly now. But watching my teen demonstrate the dome-flip to visiting cousins on Christmas morning, explaining hot air circulation while popcorn fountained into waiting hands, justified every stray kernel.
- No oil needed for popping
- Dome becomes the serving bowl
- Transparent viewing creates unexpected entertainment
- Kernels escape onto floor constantly
15.Casio G-Shock DW9052 Digital Watch
The first week, my fifteen-year-old sat at the kitchen table pressing every button, cycling through modes, setting alarms he didn’t need. Then he started wearing it to swim practice. The stopwatch function appeared during basement workouts. Study sessions got timed in twenty-five-minute blocks.
The resin band smells faintly of chlorine. One button sticks slightly from yard work dirt that worked its way underneath. The backlight still illuminates when he needs to check the time during predawn cross-country runs. It beeps every morning before I’m awake.
- Withstands water, impact, and teenage chaos
- Two-year battery eliminates charging routines
- Multiple alarms support schedule independence
- Substantial feel signals quality and maturity
- Band fits snugly on larger wrists
- Button beeps disrupt quiet classroom environments
16.Adidas Boys' Iconic Tricot Track Jacket
I bought this in March when my fifteen-year-old complained his classrooms felt like freezers. He grabbed it every morning without hesitation. The tricot fabric works for fluctuating temperatures between classes, gym, lunch outside. It became his default layer.
Seven months later, it still zips smoothly and looks presentable after weekly washing. He wears it over hoodies, tees, jerseys. The Adidas stripes matter more than I expected at this age. It solved my problem: finding something he'd wear consistently.
- Holds up through constant teenage wear
- Versatile enough for school and weekends
- Brand recognition he cares about
- Not warm enough for winter outerwear
17.Fjällräven Canvas Belt
Wrestling practice ended at six. Jeans sagging by dinner meant another trip to buy belts that would crack or stop fitting within weeks. This canvas option adjusts through whatever growth spurts or season changes happen between now and graduation.
He threads it through belt loops every school morning without complaint. The canvas fits comfortably through all-day sitting, adjusts precisely when khakis replace jeans for family gatherings. After months of backpack stuffing and gym bag burial, the buckle still catches securely on the first try.
- Accommodates fluctuating teen waist sizes perfectly
- Canvas holds up to daily teenage wear
- Lightweight enough for comfortable all-day use
- May need trimming and edge singeing initially
18.Bang & Olufsen Beosound Explore Bluetooth Speaker
I bought this after watching my son destroy three cheaper speakers in six months. The weight surprised me when it arrived; this thing feels substantial, like actual audio equipment rather than plastic toys.
Four months later, it's still pristine despite daily abuse. He clips it to his skateboard, tosses it in gym bags, leaves it poolside. The sound stays crisp even when he cranks it for basement hangouts.
- Survives drops, water, sand, teenage carelessness
- 27-hour battery lasts entire weekends
- Metal construction feels genuinely premium
- 360-degree sound fills any space
- Carabiner clip makes it truly portable
- Costs triple what competitors charge
- Limited bass for hip-hop fans
19.Logitech G Astro A50 Wireless Gaming Headset
My son’s gaming corner transformed when this charging dock appeared. Xbox to PC to Switch, one button tap between platforms while his Discord chat continued. No cable wrestling, no compatibility complaints, just fluid transitions that kept him connected across every device.
The magnetic dock became command central. Headset drops into place, charges without fiddling, ready whenever. Open-back design means dinner announcements actually penetrate his gaming bubble. Build quality justified the investment after watching cheaper headsets crack under teenage handling.
- Seamless multi-platform switching
- 24-hour battery life proven
- Magnetic charging dock organizes desk
- Discord mixing while gaming
- Professional-grade audio quality
- Sound leakage bothers siblings
- $350 investment requires careful handling
20.Fjällräven Re-Kånken Mini Backpack
I bought the sunflower yellow Re-Kånken Mini thinking my son would appreciate the eco-friendly message. He tried carrying it to basketball practice once; his water bottle and shoes barely fit. Now his eleven-year-old sister uses it for sleepovers.
The quality impressed me—sturdy zippers, reinforced stitching, recycled materials that feel substantial. But watching him struggle to fit his geometry textbook confirmed my mistake. For Christmas, consider who needs a purse-sized pack versus an actual backpack.
- Exceptional build quality and materials
- Made from recycled plastic bottles
- Perfect for younger siblings' adventures
- Lightweight at just 10 ounces
- Too small for teen necessities
21.Apple Watch SE Smart Fitness Tracker
I bought the Apple Watch SE when my son started driving to practice alone. The safety features justified the cost, but what surprised me was finding him jogging around our neighborhood at 7am, determined to close his activity rings before school.
His swim coach mentioned improved lap times correlate with the watch’s training metrics. Now he checks heart rate recovery between sets, tracks weekly distance goals. The midnight aluminum case survived concrete pool decks, locker room floors, multiple forgotten showers.
- Crash detection for new teen drivers
- Motivates fitness through activity ring gamification
- Waterproof for swimming and shower forgetfulness
- Location sharing without constant phone checking
- Apple Pay eliminates lost lunch money
- Requires iPhone XS or newer model
- Needs charging every single night
22.Dark Souls: The Board Game
I bought this after watching my son's friend group communicate exclusively through headsets while playing Dark Souls online. The physical miniatures pulled them in immediately; they spent twenty minutes just examining each boss figure before setup.
Our apartment's dining table barely fits it. Components live in three separate tackle boxes now. But when four boys strategize together through repeated deaths instead of retreating to separate screens, the space sacrifice feels worthwhile.
- Transforms solo gaming into group strategy sessions
- Teaches persistence through collaborative failure mechanics
- Miniatures create unexpected painting hobby interest
- Holds attention for entire afternoon sessions
- Bridges video game interests with tabletop
- Storage requires immediate additional organization solution
- Base game feels incomplete without expansions
23.8BitDo Ultimate 2 Wireless Gaming Controller with Charging Dock
I heard the satisfying click of buttons through his bedroom door, then silence. My son had remapped every control for his favorite shooter, testing each combination. The controller’s weight felt different from his old one, more substantial.
He switches between profiles mid-session depending on the game. The charging dock means I stopped finding USB cables snaking across his desk. His APM improved enough that he moved up two ranks in competitive matches. The RGB ring casts blue light on his wall at night.
- TMR joysticks eliminate stick drift problems
- Charging dock keeps it powered constantly
- Customizable profiles switch between game types
- Premium build quality justifies the price
- Doesn't connect to Xbox or PlayStation consoles
24.Vinyl Record Wall Art Set
October room cleanout revealed bare walls in both boys' rooms. These fake vinyl records solved our ongoing decoration standoff; my sophomore wanted something less childish while his brother needed color. Four circles arranged differently in each room created distinct looks from identical sets.
Christmas morning, their cousins immediately noticed the "records" during video calls. The lightweight plastic survived relocating three times as they perfected arrangements. Command strips replaced the worthless included adhesive. Worth noting: images blur up close but look fine from normal viewing distance.
- Creates instant aesthetic without painting walls
- Lightweight enough for frequent rearranging
- Music theme works across age gaps
- Adhesive strips completely useless, buy alternatives
25.Apple iPad 11-inch with A16 Chip (128GB)
The iPad lives permanently on his desk now, propped against calculus textbooks and SAT prep guides. I watch him toggle between Khan Academy videos and Procreate drawings of molecular structures. His biology teacher commented on the detail in his cell division animations.
What sealed this as our Christmas choice: versatility beyond gaming. He films skateboard tricks, edits them during lunch, uploads finished videos before dinner. The USB-C port means one charger for iPad, phone, earbuds. Even his younger brother borrows it for Minecraft.
- Handles AP coursework plus creative projects
- Battery outlasts full school day
- USB-C works with existing chargers
- Touch ID keeps content private
- Grows from freshman to senior year
- Accessories cost extra hundred minimum
- Requires responsible handling, not ruggedized
26.Soundcore Motion X600 Portable Bluetooth Speaker
The spatial audio button transforms everything. My son discovered it accidentally while gaming; suddenly his tinny playlist filled his entire room with depth I'd never heard from portable speakers. Even I stopped to listen from the hallway.
Metal housing survived his bathroom steam sessions, poolside summer hangouts, even that incident with the spilled energy drink. The 50-watt power means his music reaches the backyard clearly while he shoots hoops, though we established volume rules after complaints.
- Spatial audio creates genuine wow moments
- IPX7 waterproof handles teenage chaos
- 12-hour battery outlasts weekend gatherings
- Metal construction feels properly premium
- LDAC technology for higher quality streaming
- Needs spatial button activated to impress
- Bass overpowers without EQ adjustments
27.DJI Avata 2 FPV Drone with Goggles
The goggles sit on our entry table now, where he grabs them most Saturday mornings before heading to the field behind school. His head tilts and turns as the drone responds, weaving between trees in ways that look reckless but produce surprisingly smooth video.
What surprised me was the durability. Those propeller guards have absorbed impacts with fences, low branches, even a basketball hoop. He’s learned to navigate tight spaces through trial and error, each crash teaching him spatial limits without destroying the equipment or his motivation to keep flying.
- Goggles make flight feel genuinely immersive
- Motion controller removes button memorization frustration
- Guards protect propellers during inevitable collisions
- Twenty minute batteries allow real skill building
- Teaches aviation regulations and airspace responsibility
- Requires significant Christmas budget commitment
- Wind and rain limit flying opportunities
28.Airfix P-51D Mustang Model Kit
The dining table disappeared under 147 tiny gray pieces while my son sorted sprues with surgical precision. Our apartment's open layout meant I watched him transform from across the room; hunched shoulders, steady breathing, completely absorbed.
Paint fumes drift through our kitchen now. He's mastering thin coats on wing panels, mixing olive drab from three bottles because Humbrol #155 doesn't exist at our local hobby shop. The finished fuselage already hangs above his monitor.
- Holds attention for multiple sessions
- Display piece, not another toy
- Teaches patience through complexity
- Under $30 before paint supplies
- Paint and glue sold separately
29.NQV Complete Pickleball Set with 10ft Net
Christmas morning chaos settled into something unexpected: my oldest setting up the pickleball net on frozen driveway concrete while his siblings watched through the window. By noon, four kids were rotating games despite 38-degree weather, breath visible between serves.
That first winter break, this set solved the cousin problem. Eight kids, ages spanning kindergarten through driving permits, all playing modified rules together. The ten-foot court meant even our shortest could return serves while taller ones practiced restraint.
- Sets up in five minutes solo
- Survives concrete drops and weather extremes
- Ball retrievers prevent constant bending
- Fits between parked cars easily
- Storage bag holds everything functionally
- Wooden paddles need upgrading eventually
- Balls disappear into storm drains
30.8BitDo All-Button Arcade Controller
The controller sits beside his monitor most mornings, fingers dancing across mechanical switches before school. Each button press produces an audible click—feedback he uses to monitor his inputs during Tekken combos, the sound pattern revealing mistakes before the screen does.
He maps different configurations for platformers versus fighters, swapping between his Switch setup and PC without replugging. The thin profile slides into his backpack for weekend sessions at his friend's house. I've watched his execution shift from wild inputs to deliberate sequences.
- Hot-swappable switches extend lifespan indefinitely
- Works seamlessly across Switch, PC, Xbox
- Tactile feedback builds muscle memory faster
- Half the cost of premium alternatives
- Firmware updates required before first use
- Only worthwhile for serious fighting game players
31.CATAN Strategy Board Game
The hexagonal tiles scatter across our kitchen table most Friday nights now. My son’s fingers trace settlement possibilities while his sister guards her brick monopoly. Their debates over sheep trades carry more strategic weight than their school presentations ever did.
The box edges show wear from repeated setups. He’s developed trading tactics that exploit my resource hoarding tendencies, explaining probability curves while repositioning his longest road. The dice cup sits permanently on our counter between games, ready for the next negotiation session.
- Engages teens for ninety uninterrupted minutes
- Randomized board prevents repetitive gameplay patterns
- Trading mechanics teach genuine negotiation skills
- Strategy deepens without requiring physical reflexes
- Siblings compete without direct confrontational mechanics
- Requires three players minimum every game
- Initial rule learning needs patient explanation time
32.LIHIT LAB Large Capacity Zipper Pencil Case
The case sits open on his desk like a miniature office supply store, every pen and highlighter visible in its mesh pocket. I watched him pack for SAT prep: calculator, spare batteries, lucky eraser, all fitting alongside his usual arsenal.
His backpack's outer pocket holds the case perfectly flat. During finals week, I noticed he'd added sticky tabs, color-coding supplies by subject. The worn corners tell me this organizational system actually stuck.
- Holds entire semester's worth of supplies
- Everything visible when opened flat
- Survives daily high school abuse
- Professional enough for college visits
- Fits standard backpack without bulk
- Gets heavy when fully loaded
- Small erasers fall from mesh pockets
33.Owala FreeSip TRON Glow-in-the-Dark Water Bottle
My son’s sports bag previously contained three crushed disposable bottles and a perpetually damp uniform. The FreeSip changed his entire hydration routine. He fills it before leaving for practice, and the straw option means he actually sips between drills instead of waiting for water breaks.
The glow feature proved unexpectedly practical. He spots it immediately in his dark locker, finds it on his nightstand without waking up fully, and tracks it in our car’s backseat. The lock button stops leaks near his laptop during homework sessions, which alone justified the purchase.
- Ice survives entire school day plus practice
- Straw and sip options both get used
- Fits car holders despite insulated design
- Cup portion requires hand washing only
34.HYZUO Laptop Sleeve with Accessory Pouch
I bought this sleeve after my son's school-issued Chromebook screen cracked in his backpack. The padding felt substantial, the water-resistant coating handled his spilled Gatorade incident, and fourteen color choices meant he actually picked one he'd use.
The accessory pouch migrated from his backpack to his desk drawer, accumulating guitar picks, earbuds, USB drives, and inexplicably, his retainer case. His laptop slides in smoothly; the velvet lining hasn't pilled despite daily friction.
- Fits both school and personal laptops
- Accessory pouch prevents lost chargers
- Water-resistant exterior handles real spills
- Reinforced zippers surviving teenage handling
- Adds bulk to already-stuffed backpacks
35.Donner Electronic Drum Set with Mesh Pads
The kit arrived when our downstairs neighbors had just welcomed their newborn. My son assembled everything himself while I braced for complaints. Instead, I watched him drum intensely for two hours in complete silence except for the soft tap of sticks on mesh.
He’s progressed through half the Melodics lessons, drums before school now. The foldable frame tucks behind his door when his room needs floor space. Yesterday he connected it to his laptop, layering beats over tracks he’s creating.
- Silent practice with headphones
- Includes everything needed to start
- Folds away between sessions
- USB connects to music software
- Built-in lessons provide structure
- Replace the included headphones immediately
- Pads smaller than acoustic drums
36.Magneto Mini Cruiser Skateboard
I bought this after my son's friend's $180 board got stolen at school. The Magneto solved my dilemma: legitimate maple construction without the premium investment for what might be a two-month phase in 2025.
The board lives propped by our garage door. He grabs it for everything—rides to basketball practice, cruising while I grocery shop, teaching his cousin kickturns on Christmas morning. The wheels handle our cracked driveway smoothly.
- Canadian maple holds 250+ pounds
- Soft wheels eat rough pavement
- Fits in any car trunk
- Double kicktails for learning tricks
- Arrives completely assembled, ready to ride
- Clear grip tape needs upgrading eventually
- Bushings start stiff, require breaking in
