There’s nothing like the feeling of the wind blasting through your hair as you carve down to the beach with the Sector 9 Fault Line Perch Complete!
It’s even better when you’ve got that beach all to yourself on a secluded island, free from emails, work, tourists and obligations. Now imagine what that feeling looks like, and you’ve got the new Tropic Teak Collection.
The Sector 9 Fault Line Perch features exposed Teak wood on the bottom. Paired with a colorful island graphic, die-cut grip tape and opaque Nineballs to match. In addition, Sector 9 brought back another longtime 9’er favorite in the Chamber, a drop-down deck riding on Gullwing Reverse trucks and 70mm Nineballs.
The drop down construction helps lock in your feet when freeriding and going through harsh corners. Gullwing Reverse trucks are perfect for adding an ideal mixture of turning radius and high speed stability. As result, the Gullwing Reverse is a versatile truck capable of being used for cruising, carving, and freeriding right out of the package. In addition, the Nineballs wheels are ready to hold traction through heavy corners and a smooth ride over rough terrain as well.
SECTOR 9 FAULT LINE:
- Deck width: 9.75″
- Deck length: 39.5″
- Wheelbase: 29″ – 31″
- Perfect for the following riding:
- Freeride, commuter, and downhill
- Sector 9 Exotic Wood Series
- Construction: 9 Ply Maple
- Teak bottom veneer
- Custom die-cut grip
- Exposed colored top ply
- Drop Down Mold
- Sharp rails for extra grip & control
- BOARD AS COMPLETE INCLUDES:
- 10.0” Gullwing Reverse Trucks
- Sector 9 70mm 78a Nineballs
- ABEC 5 Blaze Built-In bearings
- 1.25” hardened steel bolts
- Extra coarse griptape
- More here: SECTOR 9 COMPLETES
The 61mm 80a Butterballs offer the same shred-able formula that’s become a fan favorite for so many riders over the years, but in a more compact package. The new 61mm size is now an ideal fit on your double kick, and perfect for just about any freeride situation. While it’s the same urethane formula and Durometer as our 65mm and 70mm wheels, you might find a little better control and responsiveness with this smaller version of the Butterball.
Sector 9 have a deep and rich history with longboarding. Back in the summer of 1993 a group of friends began making skateboards in their backyard. One board led to two and before you knew it the Sector 9 longboard revolution was under way.
