The Blackriver Fingerboards BamBOO X-Wide Low Exodus Hell complete is the ultimate top quality fingerboard from German Blackriver gurus!
This complete features a Blackriver deck with a signature Bamboo construction and is 100% handmade by professionals in the Blackriver workshop in Germany. In addition, the X-Wide Low provides mellow kicks and concave that you will love.
We have had the new Blackriver boards with classic graphics, but that changes now. Blackriver sat together in the fingerboard kitchen and boiled up the new Blackriver Series, to combine fresh boards with fresh looks. This fingerboard is a thing of beauty to look at and shred!
BLACKRIVER TRUCKS:
Blackriver Trucks feature single axles, so you wont have problems of the axle breaking during use. In addition, they feature a special design and axle length to work with specific wheel systems.
Overall, these high quality fingerboard trucks are handmade in Germany with the highest grade of machinery steel. Realistic construction, fully customizable bushings, and perfect fit with Blackriver Wheels!
BLACKRIVER WHEELS:
The Blackriver Fingerboard Blanks feature the classical street shape and are characterized by a smaller contact surface.
Perfect for anything, whether it’s that crusty local fountain, or your kitchen table, Blackriver has you locked in and ready to roll with the Blackriver Blank Street Wheels in an elegant white colurway!
BLACKRIVER X-WIDE LOW BAMBOO:
- 33.3mm X-Wide Low shape
- Bamboo construction
- 100% handmade in Germany
- Classic and timeless graphic
- Comes ready to shred out of the box
- Blackriver Silver Trucks
- Blackriver “Blank Street” wheels
- Includes 1 sheet of Riptape
- Blackriver fingerboard tool included
- More here: BLACKRIVER COMPLETES
When the BlackriBlackriver Team meetup 2022: FULL VIDEO When the Blackriver Team meets some special guests in a unique location, on a brand-new park, you get this type of stuff!
BLACKRIVER FINGERBOARDS: Back in the days of plastic fingerboards we could only dream of wooden skateparks and more realistic parts for our boards. In 1999 Blackriver made those dreams into a reality. Call it a finger sport, a hobby, a toy or whatever you like. 
