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FBS says its Extra Smooth grip has a new formula for the first time since 2008, tuned to feel worn in from the first session. Here is what the listing confirms, and what it leaves out.
Graphic tape sounds like a trade-off between looks and feel. Here is what Zeg Heads and Slushcult actually say about this four-pack, and how to pick between the 1mm and 0.5mm sheets.
Blackriver TV's clip of Tom Pimishofer puts the By Fingers For Fingers graphic to work. A hand-colored fade, Pop's thin-but-stiff build, and artwork the brand says changes the more you ride.
State Pen, Shatter, Ambush and Anarchy landed on Index Fingerboarding in early October, all on the same classic mold with mid-to-low kicks and mellow concave. Each deck is serial numbered, and the ply color varies board to board.
The Retro from German maker Crisis Fingerboards came back in stock at Approved Fingerboard Shop on October 7 in one width: 37 mm, wood and fiberglass composite. Here is what the record actually holds, and what it doesn't.
Franky's Pumpkin takes the chunky Wide Boys profile down to 8mm x 6.2mm in 75D urethane, split two neon orange and two neon green. Listed on Maple Lab's store on October 8.
Deli Decks' Type 2 trucks arrive in a blasted finish with two numbers separating them from the Originals. Here's what those numbers do to a setup, and what the listing still doesn't say.
A genuine-marble ledge for 36 from the Brookvale shop. Here's what the listing confirms, what stone does that plywood doesn't, and the specs you should ask for before you pay for shipping.
A one-off prototype at 32.7 mm, with plies cut by hand by Mike Schneider and sold as-is at $65. The same listing carries FlatFace's fullest public description of the G16 shape.
The 84's restocked at Index Fingerboarding in White and Neon orange: 8.4mm by 6mm, 70D urethane, ABEC-9 bearings. Here is what that size actually buys you, and what the listing doesn't say.
Lauta Fingerboards has listed a Joona Hytönen Pro Model Special Edition: the rider's pro graphic on a Spring Edition split-ply deck, 5-ply birch, 96.5 mm long. The listing says three exist.
The Yeti White Tablet Mini is a straight-cut 7 mm urethane wheel on a locked single bearing, listed at 31.95 at Skull Fingerboards. Here is what the listing confirms and what it leaves open.
The DGFB x Ryse collab runs the brand's standard Bowl shape at 8.4 x 5.3 mm in a neon 80s colorway, priced at $45. It is also the first DGFB formula the shop describes as built for indoors rather than outdoors.
Jakepfb's Short asks what you'd put on a sub-scale Tech Deck. The honest answer starts with a caliper, and most of it comes down to tape and wheels.
A 40 mm truck aimed squarely at extra-wide decks, handmade in Ukraine after what the listing calls over a year of development. It went from coming soon to on sale at Maple Lab on October 1.
ASI Berlin has the Ill Pills Street up, with a comparison shot of the Big Street, Street and Mini shapes. Only the Street's numbers are published — here's what they tell you.
Galo Fingerboard has listed a new truck line in red, sized for both 32 mm and 34 mm decks. Here is what the listing confirms, and the long list of things it doesn't.
Joycult's officially licensed miniature of the Independent Stage 11 returned to stock at Teak Tuning on September 23 at $64.99 a pair. Full stainless hangers and baseplates, 60A urethane bushings, and a taller ride height than most fingerboard trucks.
A licensed Heroin Skateboards graphic on a 5-ply mid pro mold, listed at $45 through Slushcult. The colorway is the one thing you don't get to choose.
A new nine-inch obstacle from EMA Ramps trades the usual wood-and-paint picnic table for solid steel with a brick-pattern face and a clear coat. It lists at $60.
Dynamic Fingerboards' Dual Edition trucks run a longer one-piece axle built specifically for dual bearing wheels, at $56 a set. Here is what the listing confirms, what it doesn't, and who should care.
A 32mm G15 in Mike's Special Hand Numbered Holographic Real Wear, $60, one random deck per order. Over 12 holographic patterns, many unreleased graphics, and a finish designed to wear through as you ride it.
Blackriver launched the Berlinwood Spandau Series with a short clip that credits Timo's Berlin spots and artist Sassu. What the brand has confirmed is the story, the artist and the availability — not the specs.
A 29mm G16 with holographic real-wear graphics, hand-numbered on top, sold as one random deck for $60. FlatFace calls it a collector series, then tells you it will scratch like a skateboard.
