Powell Peralta Biss Tiger Beetle Flight deck features infamous Flight construction and artwork by British photographer Levon Biss. These days Levon’s work focuses on the natural world. He has developed a unique photographic process that has taken the genre of macrophotography to an entirely new level. Adapting traditional macro techniques, he has created a photographic process that reveals the minute detail of insects in a resolution never seen before.
Powell Peralta FLIGHT™ decks are stronger and thinner than an average 7-ply. You’ll get the feel of it in an hour or two and begin to realize you can do things riding a Flight deck that cannot be done on a standard 7-ply deck.
Flight decks allow you to extend your limits, because they let you ollie higher, flip faster, do tricks more easily, while lasting considerably longer than most maple 7-plys.
Overall, this Powell Peralta Flight deck is thin like your phone, while still being more than twice as strong in Powell Peralta’s tail break test.
The epoxy infused, fiber reinforced structure of the Flight deck is extremely resistant to breaking. As a result, this structure gives them “everlasting pop” that doesn’t fade as your deck slowly wears.
POWELL PERALTA BISS TIGER BEETLE FLIGHT:
- L: 31.95″ W: 8.25″ WB: 14.25″
- Deck shape: 248
- Nose: 6.88″
- Tail: 6.63″
- Artwork by Levon Biss
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From the durability, shape, and performance, Charlie Blair describes how Flight decks are the future of skateboarding. 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
George Powell dropped by CalStreets Skateshop in Vancouver—one of Powell's earliest Canadian distributors—for a throwback hangout with Rick Tetz, Illya, and Graham. Surrounded by 80s memorabilia and fresh Powell gear, George shared untold stories from the golden age of skateboarding, posing proudly with an Andy Anderson deck, symbolizing the bridge between skateboarding’s roots and its future.
