CARVER + MADRID REISSUE GLOW MIKE SMITH GORILLA SURF SKATE w CX TRUCKS. Light up your surf skate game—literally! BOARDERLABS has spent over 12 years perfecting our craft in the surf skate world, and these glow-in-the-dark Madrid Reissue decks paired with state-of-the-art Carver CX Trucks are the result of our passion.
Light up your surf skate game—literally! BOARDERLABS has spent over 12 years perfecting our craft in the surf skate world, and these glow-in-the-dark Madrid Reissue decks paired with state-of-the-art Carver CX Trucks are the result of our passion.
Each board is hand-gripped and assembled in-house by our dedicated Surf Skate City experts, ensuring a buttery-smooth ride both day and night. Experience the unbeatable fusion of Madrid’s premium decks with Carver’s renowned wheels and trucks.
If you’re looking to dominate the streets with style and performance—especially under the city lights—this surf skate setup truly shines!!
MIKE SMITH GORILLA GLOW REISSUE:
- GLOW IN THE DARK REISSUE SERIES!
- Deck length: 31″ Deck width: 10.75″
- Wheelbase: 17 “
- 1986 ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE
- Carver C65 Steel Races – ABEC 7
Originally released in 1984, this Madrid Mike Smith OG Cruiser deck was reissued using original retro mold, so this is nearly identical to the original. Featuring a 17″ wheelbase design, this board will be more stable when skating bowl at speeds with reduced chance of wheel bite.
CARVER CX TRUCK:
The CX Truck is Carver’s hybrid surf and skate truck. On the one hand it’s a lightweight standard RKP (Reverse King Pin) hanger and base, and on the other it has a patented geometry that squeezes every bit of turn and pump from its simple design.
The CX truck is a single-axis truck with a precision pivot pin which allows for very snappy turns, like riding a thruster surfboard, and replicating the quick response you feel as you pump for speed.
CARVER ROUNDHOUSE CONCAVE WHEELS:
The 69mm wheels boast a groundbreaking concave lip profile, engineered for unparalleled grip. As you carve, the wheels compress, and the concave edges bite into the surface, expanding the contact area. This innovative design translates to more power in your turns and a drastic reduction in slide-outs.
In the dynamic realm of surf-skating, mastering your carves and cutbacks hinges on one critical factor: grip. The Roundhouse Wheels by Carver are not just wheels; they’re your secret weapon for surf-skating supremacy.
Designed to amplify your performance, these wheels are a fusion of innovative design and superior functionality.
WHEELS Specifications:
- Set Composition: 4 Wheels
- Diameter: 69MM
- Contact Patch Width: 52MM
- Hardness: 78A
- Material Formula: GRP
- Wheel Profile: Concave
- Color Smoke
Carver Skateboards revolutionized the surfskate industry with their innovative truck designs, bringing the fluid motion of surfing to pavement. Founded in the 1990s by Greg Falk and Neil Carver, the brand was born from a desire to create a skateboard that could replicate the carving and pumping dynamics of surfing. Their signature truck systems, the CX (a hybrid of surfskate and traditional skate trucks) and the C7 (a fluid, spring-loaded surf trainer), set them apart, making Carver a go-to choice for surfers, skaters, and landlocked riders worldwide. Carver's lineup includes pro models from surfing legends like Taylor Knox and Yago Dora, as well as collabs with surf brands like Lost and Channel Islands. Their commitment to quality, durability, and authentic surf feel has kept them at the forefront of the surfskate movement.
In Canada, BoarderLabs / CalStreets is a premier Carver dealer, bringing these high-performance surfskates to riders across the country. With a strong selection of Carver decks and trucks, BoarderLabs ensures that Canadian skaters can experience the closest thing to surfing on land. Whether you're carving up city streets or training for the next swell, Carver Skateboards—available at BoarderLabs—keeps the surf alive year-round.
Jerry Madrid began shaping surfboards in his parents' Southern California garage in the late 1960s. When the waves weren’t good enough to surf, Jerry shaped skateboards for himself and his friends.
