Heroin Aaron Wilson Skateboard Deck

The fish shape typically offers a wider platform and a slightly different wheelbase, which provides more stability for cruising and transition skating. While it might feel different underfoot if you are used to a symmetrical popsicle shape, the extra width gives you more surface area for landing tricks and locking into grinds.

While the wider 8.75-inch profile and unique shape are excellent for transition and bowl riding, it is absolutely capable of handling street skating. The durability of the construction means it can take the impact of ledges and stairs, though you may find the wider shape requires a bit more effort to flip compared to a narrower, traditional deck.

Assorted stain means the wood veneer color on the top or bottom of the deck varies from board to board. You might receive a deck with a natural wood finish, or one stained in a specific color, but the graphic remains consistent across all boards.

Yes, for an 8.75-inch deck, you should pair it with trucks that have an axle width between 8.75 and 8.8 inches. Using trucks that are too narrow will make the board feel unstable, while trucks that are too wide can interfere with your wheel clearance.

This deck is a great choice for beginners who want a stable, wider platform to learn on. The extra width provides a larger surface area for foot placement, which can help with balance, though it is slightly heavier than a standard 8.0-inch deck.