The Powell Peralta Rodriguez Skull & Sword Flight Deck will boost your tranny game a level up! The future is here with the Powell Peralta Flight Deck Construction. Designed with daily abusers in mind, this deck is tough.
Rated at 200% stronger during tail break tests, these decks are not only stronger but they are lighter and thinner than 7 ply decks. How thin? As thin as your iPhone (.315” to be exact). They are 10% lighter which really helps when your skating all day, less weight to flip around equals more energy to skate even more! Not to mention that these decks also have a 10% higher rebound, meaning better pop! Jump up onto bigger things and style out your tricks with some nice fat catches on your flip tricks.
So your probably wondering, how on earth is all of this possible? Well, these decks are epoxy infused and structurally fiber reinforced. Not only do these decks last longer against breakage, but the pop has been dubbed ”ever lasting”. These decks are extremely resistant to breaking and are enjoyable by all skaters. Its technology that you can really feel the difference when you ride. Great for skaters starting out trying to get their tricks higher or for guys who tend to break boards hurling themselves off of things and everyone in between! Not to mention the rigid ride is also beneficial for transition skating.
POWELL PERALTA RODRIGUEZ SKULL & SWORD FLIGHT DECK:
- 9.265” Wide
- 32” Long
- 14.75″ Wheelbase
- 6.56″ Nose
- 6.56” Tail
- K15 Concave
- Shape 192
- Made in USA
- Thinner than other 7 ply decks
- 200% Stronger
- Epoxy infused
- Fibre reinforced
- Ever lasting pop
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Ray Bones Rodriguez was one of skateboarding’s first child prodigy’s. His “career” as a pro skater didn’t last long but Grosso got to witness it first hand and it is forever burned into his memory.
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.
