The Powell Peralta Andy Anderson Vajra 7-Ply Deck consists of a symmetrical twin tip shape which will enable you to skate either way while without feeling that the board may feel “backwards”!
This new symmetrical deck shape provides a wide nose and tail for comfortable footing and flicking, while having more tail to get into your pops with and wear down. In addition, Andy maintained the stubbed nose and tail aspect of his board for that predictable pop you know and love. Great for building consistency, while also being slightly curved and making it ideal for Pogos and Caspers.
The Anderson Vajra 7-Ply deck is made up entirely of curves which helps avoid chipping from impact on flat surfaces. As a result, the egged rails are chip evasion, meaning that the board will “roll” instead of “smash” when hitting the ground. In addition, this beauty of a board also features a Primo sensitive curve, enhances for Primo flips.
And then once in a while a skater like Andy comes along who doesn’t fit into this fanatical mold, a skater who is such an outsider himself that he doesn’t even fit into skateboarding. He doesn’t fit in because he’s not following it’s false mandates.
What Andy is doing is living the creed of what a skateboarder is supposed to be. He’s not conforming nor is he looking for acceptance from conforming, and with that he’s accepting the grief and exclusion that comes with being a true outsider.
“That is what a real skateboarder is.” -Stacy Peralta
ANDY ANDERSON 7-PLY VAJRA :
- Deck Shape 302
- Concave K26
- Length 32.5″
- Width 8.4″
- Nose 7″ Tail 7″ WB 14.25″
Andy Anderson putting in the work and showing off his latest pro board. Overall, are you loving the amazing products from Powell Peralta? If so, why stop here? Be sure to check out the rest of the amazing products that they have to offer in addition to this one, here: POWELL PERALTA
Powell Peralta is an American skateboard company founded by George Powell and Stacy Peralta in 1978. It became known for its Bones Brigade team, which included top skateboarding competitors of the 1980s.
Peralta left the company in 1991 and Powell continued to produce skateboard equipment under the Powell, Bones Bearings, and RollerBones brands. CalStreets or CSI was the company's second distributor in Canada after Northwest Skateboards.
