Lune's Vistas X Index is a screen-printed fingerboard deck built from sketchbook drawings, pulled in three screens and finished in what the listing calls INDEX blue. It went up on Index Fingerboarding's shop on November 4 as a limited shop release, which means the window to read about it and the window to buy it are probably the same week.
Lune and Index print Vistas in three screens and INDEX blue
A limited shop release from Lune and Index Fingerboarding puts screen-printed sketchbook drawings on two popsicle molds, the L1 Low and the L2 Med Standard, listed at $55.
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What it is
The graphic is the headline. According to the Vistas X Index product listing, each deck is printed in-house using three screens, with artwork that starts life as sketchbook drawings. The listing does not say who printed it or who drew it.
The deck comes on two molds, both popsicle shapes:
- L1 Low: low kick and low concave, 97 mm long.
- L2 Med Standard: medium kick and medium concave, 95 mm long.
The listing adds that the L2 standard shape pairs an L2 nose with the L3 tail. It doesn't explain the wider L-series naming, so we're leaving that as written rather than reading meaning into it.
Widths, ply count and veneer construction are not on the listing at the time of writing.
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Why it lands
Three screens is a real production decision. Every color is its own screen, its own registration, its own pass, and on a surface barely more than three centimeters wide there is very little room to hide drift. Choosing that over a full-color print keeps the line work from the sketchbook flat and graphic, and it makes a shop color like INDEX blue an actual ink rather than a tint in a file.
The listing is upfront about the tradeoff. It warns that the screen-printed graphics may have slight imperfections, that each board is unique, and that those imperfections "are not abysmal and will not look terrible." That is a maker's note, not a disclaimer, and it reads like someone who has pulled the squeegee themselves.
The mold split is the other useful choice. A 97 mm low-kick popsicle and a 95 mm medium-kick popsicle cover two different feels on the same graphic, so the collab isn't forcing riders off the shape they already like.
Although they aren't perfect, I think that's what makes screen-printed graphics so great. Each board is unique.
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Details
- Molds: L1 Low (97 mm, low kick/concave) and L2 Med Standard (95 mm, medium kick/concave), both popsicle.
- Graphic: three-screen print from sketchbook drawings, INDEX blue.
- Price: $55 on the storefront listing; the shop hasn't said whether that excludes tax or shipping.
- Release: limited shop release, listed November 4, 2026. Edition size and any closing date are not stated.
- Where: the Vistas X Index deck on Index Fingerboarding.
Sources
Reference links used for this piece. Confidence labels show how firmly each source is established.
- 1.Lune: Lune Vistas X Index
Officiel
- 2.Lune Vistas X Index
Index FingerboardingRevendeur
Product listing: three-screen in-house print, INDEX blue, L1 Low and L2 Med Standard molds, $55, imperfection note.
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