Scram Nolan Citizen Fish

At 10.5 inches wide, this deck is significantly wider than a standard street board. While you can technically flip it, it is primarily designed for transition, bowl riding, and cruising where stability and a solid platform are more important than flickability.

The 15-inch wheelbase offers a balanced feel that leans toward stability. It is long enough to feel steady at higher speeds in a bowl but short enough to remain responsive when you need to carve tight lines.

The surf-inspired shape is built for flow. It excels in transition skating, such as riding bowls or ramps, where you want a locked-in feel for carving and pumping, though it is also a great choice for a comfortable, stable cruiser setup.

Yes, but you will need to match your truck width to the 10.5-inch deck width. We recommend using trucks with an axle width of approximately 9.5 to 10 inches to ensure proper stability and turning geometry.

With a 5.25-inch nose and a 6.5-inch tail, the deck has a directional bias. The longer tail provides a solid pop and leverage for stalls and coping tricks, while the shorter nose is designed to keep the board feeling compact and maneuverable underfoot.