I have a few question, if u can answer them all that would be great! 1. Is this bodyboard a PP core? 2. How do i do the color choices? Thanks

Hey, This board is 3D core ( 75% PE & 25% PP) Just select the Deck Colour/ Slick Colour for your first colour choice and do the same for second colour Choice ( in case we don't have first colour) Select Size Select Rocker Press "Add to Cart" then "Checkout" follow the steps. Thanks Toby

Where can I fully customize one of these? Like the type of core and colors? Thanks

No the Core is 3D and the colourways are listed at bottom of page. Take your pick. Thanks Toby

I was after a Toys Rat 36". Do you have any in stock and what is your best price. Prefer Black/Red Cheers GARY

Yes we have one of these in stock. price is as listed on the site. Thanks Toby

define rockers???? cheers

This should answer your question: The rocker is the curve through the length of the board. If you put the board on the ground slick down the board will rock if you tap it on the nose or tail. Dead flat means it will lie flat with the gradient shaped into the nose the only thing coming off the ground. It will not "rock" This is fast and holds in well, More for the advanced rider. Little bit of nose rocker means it will have a slight lift off the ground from around the first foot or so from the nose. Less Likely to Nosedive and easier to turn. For the Intermediate Rider. Quite a lot of rocker means both the nose and tail will be lifting off the ground if it's lying on the ground. Only the middle of the board will be touching the ground. Not likely to nosedive and easy to turn but not very fast or responsive. For the Beginner rider Touch of reverse rocker means the nose and tail will be touching the ground and there will be a slight lift off the ground in the middle of the board. This board is super fast and responsive but easy to catch rails and nosedive. For the Advance rider or pro Most boards are Dead Flat. Most Pro's ride Reverse rocker. Hope this answers your questions. Here's the link for boards: http://www.bodyboardking.com/c/21636/1/bodyboards.html Thanks Toby