Coming ready to ride right out the box and brighten your skate session is the Toy Machine Turtle Stoner Complete!
This professional quality skateboard measures in with dimensions of 8.5″ wide by 32.375″ long.
As a result, this makes it ideal fro every skill level, whether you’re a beginner just starting with their first board or a pro looking for a slick board to shred.Â
Featuring Toy Machine’s signature 7-ply Maple construction with moderate concave, this complete was built for strength and durability. In addition, the solid construction provides a crisp ever longing pop.
This complete comes pre-built and ready to charge the streets or hit the park with premium components like 5.25 Ruckus trucks, 52mm Toy Machine wheels, and Abec rated bearings for the best all-around performance right out of the box.
Overall, these components will provide you with a smooth turning geometry and tons of stability, while the 52mm wheels are designed for smooth cruising around town or shredding in the skate park.
TOY MACHINE TURTLE STONER COMPLETE:
- Deck width: 8.5″
- Deck length: 32.375″
- Wheelbase: 14.75″
- Nose specs: 7.25″
- Tail specs: 6.625″
- 7-ply Maple construction
- Provides crisp ever longing pop
- COMPLETE INCLUDES:
- 5.25 Ruckus Trucks
- High-rebound 92a bushings
- Abec 5 rated bearings
- Toy Machine 52mm 98a wheels
- Ready to ride right out of the box!
- More here: TOY MACHINE COMPLETES
Subversive, tightly edited and packed end to end with heart-pumping, knee-cracking clips, this is Toy Machine in full force. Myles Willard puts on a helluva show.
Toy Machine Skateboards was started by Ed Templeton circa 1993. Top skate talent include legends such as Chad Muska, Jamie Thomas, Bam Margera, Kerry Getz, Brian Anderson .
Toy Machine artwork is famous throughout the industry, being just one creative output of Ed Templeton, who is also a celebrated artist and photographer in his own right.
The iconic Toy machine monster logo has been around since day one and shows no sign of going away. It was either machine skateboards or toy skateboards. Huh? Yeah thats where Toy Machine came from. 
