


Step back into the golden era of skateboarding with this original 1970s MPI Kick Tail Mini—a piece of history that shaped the way we ride today. Built during the transition from clay wheels and steel trucks to urethane-fueled progression, this board represents the gritty DIY roots of skate culture.
Sized at 6.5″ wide x 25.0″ long with an 11″ wheelbase, this compact ripper was designed for speed, tight turns, and surf-style flow.
The fiberglass construction gave it strength and snap that wood just couldn’t deliver at the time, while the integrated textured grip surface eliminated the need for traditional grip tape—keeping the sleek lines and raw fiberglass finish intact.
The kicktail design was revolutionary in its day, giving riders the leverage to lift the front end, snap turns sharper, and open the door to the tricks that would define the future of street and freestyle skating. Lightweight yet tough, the MPI Mini became a go-to deck for groms and rebels looking to push boundaries in empty pools, ditches, and freshly paved streets.
Each board has its own unique marbled finish, making every single one feel like a custom piece of skate history. This isn’t just a board—it’s a time capsule from the 1970s skate explosion.













