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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.
Two new Mike's Split Ply prototypes went up on flatfacefingerboards.com on September 14, each one cut by hand and sold as-is between $60 and $65. The width choice is the only spec FlatFace has put a number on — the rest is in the plies.
Clairvoyant Skate Co. announced another run of its Dual Core Recycled Wheels for 11 a.m. Pacific on a Tuesday. Here's what's actually confirmed, what "recycled" and "dual core" might mean, and what to ask before you check out.
