This Nestor Judkins What’s the Deal deck is a part of Enjoi X New Deal collab, with artwork based on Ed Templeton’s original Insecurity deck!
This professional quality Enjoi deck features a solid shape and a killer Impact Light construction. With its badass concave it is ideal for every skill level, from beginner to pro. In addition, it is a totally versatile skateboard deck that’s perfect for street, pool, park and vert. It’s rock-solid with tons of pop and is ready for technical or hammer tricks!
ENJOI NESTOR JUDKINS DECK:
- Width: 8.375″ Length: 32.2″
- Wheelbase: 14.25″
- Impact Light construction
- Enjoi X New Deal collaboration
- Based on Ed Templeton’s Insecurity graphic
- More here: ENJOI SKATEBOARDS
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Enjoi, a distinctive player in the skateboarding industry, specializes in creating high-quality skateboard decks, while also extending its expertise to a variety of skateboarding accessories. Founded in the year 2000 by Marc Johnson, with the invaluable support of skateboarding legend Rodney Mullen, Enjoi has carved out a unique niche for itself. Known for its slightly edgy and playful demeanor, the brand consistently injects a sense of humor into the skateboarding scene, often playfully critiquing skate culture and the mainstream media.
This brand stands out for its commitment to not taking itself too seriously, embracing a philosophy that skateboarding is as much about fun and self-expression as it is about skill and sport. Enjoi is the perfect fit for skaters who revel in a bit of irreverence, those who enjoy a clever twist in their skateboarding experience. It's a brand that speaks to the heart of skaters who believe that laughter and a light-hearted approach are integral parts of the skateboarding journey.
In the era of corporate entities taking money and control away from skaters, Paul Schmitt, Steve Douglas and Andy Howell along with a team of young innovative skaters decided they needed a change. The name came from a shop in Harrow, California, "New Deal Skates", which gave Douglas the perfect name for what the skaters wanted - a NEW DEAL.
