Here we have John Lucero’s Black Label Street Thing board. This deck rocks large dimensions, with a long body and a large wheelbase for bowls and transition. For those wanting better turn, a smaller 14.5″ wheelbase is there as well.
Black Label kept a wide square tail, along with a tapered yet big nose, with 14.5″ and 15″ wheelbases. Set it up for added stability or a sharper turn, whatever your heart desires! The original John Lucero artwork dates back to John’s Schmitt Stix days.
This white dip John Lucero Black Label Street Thing Reissue is a must have for any Black Label fan. Support this original independently running company that makes such rad boards! This board is 9.88″ X 32.25″ and 100% Black Label.
Add John Lucero’s own artwork to the mix, with a sick flame and peace signs everywhere. Maybe a good choice to grip this one with clear grip!
LUCERO STREET THING WHITE:
- Width: 9.88″ Length: 32.25″
- Wheelbase: 14.5″ and 15″ (variable)
- Versatile shape for street and vert
- Art by Lucero on a white dip
- 7 ply Canadian maple
- Made in Mexico
- More Black Label Here!
The future is 1988, Stoned Spork, Elijah Akerley. Welcome to the Label, it’s on now! S.F. / Maine. Filmed and edited by: Adam Anorga. Additional filming by: Israel Garcia II, Zane Timpson, Theodor Maider. Music: “Speed Freak” by Grindline the Band from the album F.A.S.T. “Let the Smoke Out” by Big Hongry from the Let the Smoke Out EP. Black Label Skates 2021.
Black Label Skateboards is a renowned manufacturer of skateboards, wheels, and related products. The company was established in 1988 by John Lucero, an 80's professional skateboarder, artist, current owner, and lifelong skateboarding enthusiast. Over the course of more than 20 years, Black Label has been proud to represent some of the most exceptional skateboarders in the industry. Their roster includes renowned names like John Cardiel, Gino Iannucci, Jason Adams, Matt Hensley, Salman Agah, Wade Speyer, Ragdoll, Duane Peters, Jeff Grosso, Mike Vallely, and many others. This impressive list speaks to the brand's commitment to showcasing top-tier talent. Throughout its history, Black Label has remained dedicated to staying true to its roots and maintaining its authenticity within the skateboarding community.
The brand embodies the ethos of "Never be bought, never be sold," emphasizing its unwavering commitment to its core values and vision in the skateboarding world.
