[SekkZ]

Okay.. i dont got ALOT of space of my own (im only 16 and i live at home) So i dont get to choose what i do lol. But i was wondering if there was something portable i could throw down, but still have the slick feel of Lino? I heard once you roll out lino its really hard to move around and roll back up and what not.. So what did you guys do? I have money to spend so dont worry about pricing, but its just the fact that my parents wont let me put Lino in my room =\. Any help would be great thx~

[dancing_pidgeon]

Lino is easy to roll up an move. Roll it out, break, roll it up and put it in ur closet. Always make sure you roll it up with the slick side out though. Otherwise it will roll up on you while ur breakin.

[Pierre_]

i use vinyl, its very flexibel...not the slickest, but it works

[RapmastaF-fresh]

Just use Lino.

-Your Friendly Neighborhood Rapmasta

[Pyro of xFx]

cardboard

fridge boxes

[Sekto|Z,]

Cardboard and lino both work well. Cardboard is a bit softer, but don't spend too much time on it or you'll have some bad news once you get ot the hard ground. I'd prefer lino, cardboard is good for particular occasions, like when you're first practicing a move and you constantly hit on the ground. Just my view though, that's how I use them, basically it's good to switch floors and experiment with all of them.

[Kotora]

i say cardboard, cause it's cheap, free if you can just find it, and you can get it almost anywhere

[Sekto|Z,]

True too... supermarkets do miracles, remember that sekkz bro. They always have huge ass pieces, and always throw it away, the fools.

[Syn LSC]

cardboard cause its cheap
lino if u have the money
both are good to use tho

[Pyro of xFx]

if your gonna be breakin outside like in the sun i wouldn't suggest the kind of lino that you can roll up...it gets real sticky real fast

[bboyarfen]

my lino isnt sticky and i bboy in the sun