Presenting you the Rodney Mullen model board, a part of Powell Peralta Bones Brigade 13th Series Reissues!
Rodney, also known as the Godfather of modern street skating, is indeed one of the most influential figures in skateboarding. He is accountable for inventing most of modern flip tricks as well as being the first one to do an ollie on flat.
Rodney Mullen had a successful freestyle career with no competition to match his skills. Furthermore, when freestyle scene died and street skating took over, he was able to transfer his skills and come up with unbelievably technical tricks.
From his mind blowing video parts, to his contribution in development of better skateboard products, Rodney Mullen is undeniably the King of Skateboarding. This deck is a replica of the original Rodney Mullen boards that helped him to redefine freestyle. Built close to the original specifications, these boards are some of the closest reissues to the originals you will ever find from any brand.
This deck features concave similar to the original. With a mold designed to give a great old school feel to Powell’s impressive reissue line up, this Rodney Mullen deck will have you feeling like your back in the ’80s again!
The mold is designed for functionality and is a strict single kick and is also made of higher quality materials which do not fluctuate over time, giving skaters a more consistent deck to its true form. Grab this Rodney Mullen 13th Series Powell board, it will certainly stay primo very well or look good on your wall!
BONES BRIGADE RODNEY MULLEN
- Deck width: 7.40″
- Deck length: 27.68”
- Wheelbase: 12.63”Â
- Nose: 4.65” / Tail: 5.4”
- Rodney Mullen signature deck
- Legendary Bones Brigade SeriesÂ
- Limited QuantityÂ
- Olive Colorway
- Concave: FK1
- Deck Shape: 202
- 7-Ply Hardrock Maple
- Great for freestyle skating
- Made in USA
- Old School Hole pattern
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.
