Stinkefingaz put Heroin graphics on fourteen decks, three of them 48 mm wide

Listed as name, concave, dimensions, suggested trucks:

• Lemonzilla — low — 99 x 48 mm — 36 mm+
• Goofy's Cyan — low — 98 x 37 mm — 34–36 mm
• Goofy's Magenta — medium — 98 x 37 mm — 34–36 mm
• Wingee Thingee Magenta — medium — 97.5 x 48 mm — 32 mm
• Wingee Thingee Cyan — medium+ — 97.5 x 48 mm — 32 mm
• Hills Have Eggs — medium — 98.5 x 33.5 mm — 32 mm
• Punk Skull — medium — 96 x 36.5 mm — 34 mm
• 28 Eggs Later Gold — medium — 98.5 x 33.5 mm — 32 mm
• 28 Eggs Later Grey — low — 98.5 x 33.5 mm — 32 mm
• D.D. Mummy Gold — medium — 98 x 36.5 mm — 36 mm
• D.D. Mummy Maple — low — 98 x 36.5 mm — 36 mm
• Wide Bride Exotix Wood — medium+ — 98.5 x 35 mm — 34 mm
• Wide Bride Two Tone — low — 98.5 x 35 mm — 34 mm
• Wide Bride Magenta — low — 98.5 x 35 mm — 34 mm

Three concave depths across the run — low, medium, medium+ — and the same graphic often appears in more than one of them, so the Goofy's, 28 Eggs Later, D.D. Mummy and Wide Bride pairs let you pick the feel rather than the picture.

Most of this batch sits in normal territory: 33.5 mm to 37 mm, with truck sizes to match. Then there are the three outliers. Lemonzilla is 99 x 48 mm with a 36 mm-plus truck recommendation, and the two Wingee Thingee decks are 97.5 x 48 mm with a 32 mm recommendation — a deck roughly a centimetre and a half wider than the axle it's listed against.

The listing doesn't explain the pairing, but ASI's own photo of the batch answers part of it. The Wingee Thingee is a shaped deck: its outline steps out into a pair of wings across the middle, between the two sets of truck holes, and both truck positions sit on visibly narrower parts of the board. So the 48 mm looks to be the span of the wings, not the width under the trucks. The listing gives no width at the mounting points, so treat the truck sizes as the brand's own pairing advice rather than a hardware rule.

The graphic names do the work this batch is built on: Hills Have Eggs, 28 Eggs Later, D.D. Mummy, Wide Bride. Horror-video-shelf puns, carried over from a skateboard brand's art into a woodshop that presses at a fraction of the size. Fingerboard collaborations with skate companies often stop at a shrunk logo; this one is a run of distinct graphics with distinct shapes under them, which is a harder thing to produce and a more interesting thing to own.

The spread is the other tell. A brand chasing volume picks one shape and prints fourteen graphics on it. This batch does close to the opposite — five widths, three concaves, truck recommendations from 32 mm to 36 mm-plus — which reads like a small press working through what it can cut rather than a catalogue item repeated.

Five plies on every deck, a sheet of Stinketape and stickers included, one listed price of €50 across the batch, which the shop shows to US visitors as $58. ASI Berlin posted it on October 9 and describes the stock as limited. It is not the pair's first run: ASI calls it a new batch, and Fingerboardstore.de has listed earlier Stinkefingaz x Heroin decks since August 2025. As of October 10, ASI's listing did not say whether this batch will be pressed again, and all fourteen decks were still listed as in stock.

Find it on the Stinkefingaz x Heroin Skateboards batch page at ASI Berlin.