Longboarding

I’m way too late to this party. I got a Zenit Morning Wood while reducing my quiver as my grocery-getter/punptrack/cruiser board and it’s amazing! Not cramped like a street deck but I guess if I pulled myself together I could re-learn an Ollie on it.

Arbor Shakedown

Loaded boards do cruisers too, along with a ton of other formats. They also own ( I think) Orangatang who does bushings and wheels.

I personally roll a Land Yachtz board with Paris trucks and 80 mm Kegel wheels by Orangatang. Even without ceramic bearings, the thing rolls for days.

I definitely recommend Pantheon as well, they make some beautiful boards

https://pantheonboards.com/product/pantheon-pranayama-complete-commuter-longboard/

I can't recommend a Pantheon Pranayama enough. Perfect board for commuting and the wheel size means you coast for quite a while and roll over cracks. It runs with a True Kingpin(TKP) setup instead of a Reverse Kingpin(RKP). All skateboards are TKP so it translates well coming from skating a street deck to one of these. Wheel and truck sizing are super important due to the way the board is designed, but I find 80-85mm wheels with 149mm trucks are ideal. It doesn't have a kick tail so tricks aren't really an option and you'll bottom out going over speed bumps, but it more than makes up for it in cruisability. In the three years I've owned mine, I've put close to 400 miles on mine. If you have any questions, feel free to ask, but I think that covers the basics

Might not be quite what you're looking for but Omen's top mount bamboo longboards have a bit of a kick at each end. Definitely not shaped like a traditional skateboard but they are symmetrical and make a good commuter board. I ride mine once in a while when I'm not riding a bike or driving to work.