This Creature Metallic Swirl Logo Mini Complete comes locked, loaded and ready to rip right out of the box!
This professional quality complete measures 7.75″ wide x 30″ long and is ideal for every skill level, from beginner to pro. It features a solid shape for an all around ripper who wants to hit the streets or the skate park.
This complete is fully loaded with high quality NHS parts so you will certainly concentrate on your tricks more than your equipment.
Strong, lightweight cast aluminum Bullet trucks which comes with 85a bushings (super-micro to mini sizes) for easy turning. You’ll be rolling smooth with this complete right out of the box thanks to the the durable high speed precision steel bearings with oil lubricant for easy rolling and OJ 83a high-rebound urethane wheels.
Overall, it is a totally versatile skateboard complete that will be a perfect tool to use to work on your skills, whether it’s a street ledge, or a quarter pipe. You name it. It’s rock-solid with tons of pop and ready for a spot hunt. This board is ready to conquer the streets and improve your skills!
CREATURE METALLIC SWIRL LOGO MINI:
- Deck width: 7.75″
- Deck length: 30″
- Wheelbase: 13″
- 7-ply birch construction
- Medium concave
- Bullet cast aluminum trucks
- ABEC rated bearings
- OJ 53mm 83a wheels
- More here: CREATURE COMPLETES
It’s no secret Jhancarlos has been repping the Black and Green for years. The first time Phelper met a young and relatively unknown Jhanka while touring through Colombia, he was shocked by the way he would put a hurtin’ on every spot they went to and dubbed him the nickname ‘The South American Surprise.’ Fast forward a few years, and he’s been going full wig-out mode on spots far and wide. Well, fiends, it’s safe to say that Jhanka’s time is now. Without further ado, Creature Presents: Jhancarlos Gonzalez | Creature Fiend Club.
Yo, what's good homies? Peep our sick Creature decks and get a little history lesson!
Back in '94, Creature Skateboards was born out of NHS by the one and only Russ Pope, who used to manage the SMA team.
Jason Adams, Barker Barrett, and Darren Navarrette were the OG riders, but Adams bounced pretty quick to help Pope start up Scarecrow.
Unfortunately, NHS had to put Creature on ice in the late '90s, but they brought it back in the mid 2000s with Navarrette and Lee Charron sharing the responsibility of running the team and getting creative with the brand direction.
