This Dogtown Eric Dressen M80 Hands deck is ready to shred and handle modern skating, while staying true to its heritage!
Dogtown has been creating brilliant boards since day one.
This Dressen M80 Hands deck has a modern medium concave with a fish shape, a nimble 14.25″ wheelbase, with a versatile double kick design. Perfect for beginners and advanced vertical shredders.
Dogtown Skateboards will have you ripping. This board’s design is based on decades of tranny experiments and progression.
From the dog days in the early 70’s, Dogtown has been at the epicenter for the progression of skateboarding.
Born in Santa Monica California, perhaps one of the most celebrated brands after the release of the Dogtown and Z-Boys documentary.
DOGTOWN DRESSEN M80 HANDS:
- Width: 8.75″
- Length: 31.5″
- Wheelbase: 14.25″
- Nose: 6.875″
- Tail: 6.625″
- Vert “fish” shape
- Medium modern concave
- Black fade
- Background stains vary
- Made in Mexico by PS Stix
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Scott Oster, Eric Dressen & Julien Stranger sit along side Jim ‘Red Dog’ Muir to tell all about Dogtown History, the rises and falls between eras. Dogtown has been creating brilliant boards since day one. Consequently they are designed by true skaters, to provide the best quality. In addition, this allows them to create boards which satisfy the demand from riders. Therefore, this is the reason why Dogtown remains at the top of its class.
Dogtown Skateboards “Our only Crime is Being Original” Dogtown, as a concept, has existed since the early 1970’s. It was the birthplace of progressive skateboarding, Santa Monica/Venice, California. In the celebrated documentary Dogtown and Z-Boys, Santa Monica/Venice was a forgotten slum by the sea.
