Powell Peralta Steve Caballero Street Reissue Skateboard Deck

It is built for both. While it is a faithful 1987 reissue that many collectors will hang on a wall, it is constructed from durable 7-ply U.S. hard rock maple and is fully capable of being set up and ridden.

This deck features a 2.5-inch old school truck hole pattern. You will need to ensure your trucks are compatible with this specific mounting pattern, as modern standard truck holes may not align.

The SP3 concave is characteristic of the late 80s era, offering a flatter, more stable platform compared to the deep, aggressive concave found on modern popsicle decks. It provides a distinct, locked-in feel that is great for transition and cruising.

The bottom graphic uses screenprinted ink over foil, which is prone to scratching during board slides or grinds. If you plan to skate it, expect the graphic to wear away over time, just like the original decks from the 80s.

The 157 shape is the specific template used for Steve Caballero's street deck in 1987. It features the iconic bat-tail design and dimensions that were optimized for the street skating style of that period.