- Construction
- Imported Canadian maple deck with A-grade hard rock maple and American formula skateboard-specific eco-friendly glue
- Enhancements
- 20% increased rigidity with 7-layer Canadian maple deck, 12.5% reinforced deck, and 20% more elastic skateboard-specific glue
- Wheels
- JUSTICE brand wide-faced concave wheels suitable for street-style bowls, durable polyurethane formula with 80% rebound and 102A SHR hardness
- Bearings
- JUSTICE brand GCR15 chrome steel skateboard bearings with high-precision bearing balls, oil lubrication, and nylon retainers for up to 20,000 RPM
- GRIPTAPE
- Skateboard-specific diamond sandpaper with 0s780 grit formula, environmentally friendly waterproof adhesive material, and static planting process for wrinkle and bubble resistance
- Additional Information
- Two random sandpapers with Approx. 4700 perforations per square meter
- 1. Q
- Why does the skateboard squeak?
- A
- Squeaking is normal due to friction between PU and trucks during turns. Adding a little lubricant at the PU-truck junction can reduce the noise.
- 2. Q
- Why are all four wheels not touching the ground simultaneously?
- A
- Adjust the tightness of the front and rear trucks according to personal preference. Stand with feet parallel to the skateboard, adjust the pressure, and tighten the wheel nuts if needed.
- 3. Q
- Why do the wheels spin for a short time?
- A
- Check if the wheel nuts are too tight, causing the bearings to jam. New boards require a break-in period for optimal performance.
- 4. Q
- Why is there a loud noise while riding and short battery life?
- A
- Professional wheels may cause foot vibrations. Consider using street wheels for a smoother ride. Battery life varies based on weight, terrain, and skill level.
- 5. Q
- What should I do if the deck gets scratched?
- A
- Skateboards are subject to wear and tear. Scratches from riding or performing tricks are normal and do not affect functionality.
- 6. Q
- Can the skateboard be used in water?
- A
- Skateboards should not be exposed to water as it can damage the deck's elasticity, cause rust on trucks/bearings, and lead to sandpaper peeling off.