Size I found matters, smaller boards were ok to ride similar to traditional tt
the larger ride with less Blackfoot pressure/flatter

I have the 150 and the King. As Cauncy says, the smaller board is close to a normal TT but the larger board does ride differently and need more even foot pressure between front and rear. You notice it most if you hop from a normal TT on to one of these. But it means you can do longer tacks before your rear leg gets tired as the front foot is taking more pressure.

gorgemay said..
I've heard it's best to ride a Mako with more front foot wieght or pressure vs a more traditional twin tip. Any tips for doing this other than just doing exactly that? Any mental tricks or visualization to help achieve this?
Thanks!

Did you get that Mako style sorted?