Technê What Lies Beneath

While this width is primarily designed for transition skating, bowls, and vert, it can certainly be used for street skating if you prefer a wider, more stable platform. Keep in mind that the extra width adds weight, which may make technical flip tricks feel slightly more sluggish compared to a standard 8.25-inch deck.

The medium concave provides a balanced feel that isn't too flat or too aggressive. It offers enough leverage for turning and flipping the board without causing discomfort during longer sessions, making it a versatile choice for most riders.

A 15-inch wheelbase is relatively long, which helps the board feel more stable and predictable at higher speeds. This makes it an excellent choice for cruising, carving in bowls, or anyone who wants a solid, steady platform under their feet.

No, the top veneer colors are assorted. This means the specific color you receive will be a surprise, adding a unique, one-of-a-kind element to your setup.

Yes, with a 7.25-inch nose and a 6.875-inch tail, the board has a slightly asymmetrical shape. The longer nose provides a bit more surface area for tricks, while the shorter tail can offer a snappier response when you initiate your pop.