P-Rep Red Complete Wooden Fingerboard with Basic Bearing Wheels - Starter Edition

Great deck! Delivered in 3 days, package was beautifully sealed and the deck itself is amazing!

Muy bien si llego y está genial la verdad es un gran fingerboard para comenzar

Ive been skating tech deck for years, then i bought a circuit board about a year ago and it had better but similar grip tape. Both lost that good grip they had when new, after a week, but i didnt really care. I was just limited to what could do. I mean holy smokes was i limited, even when new. This is my first real fingerboard and I smacked the back of my head when I tested it out. This board kit was the best purchase ive ever made. Im 2 finger skating like never before, i landed my first 2 finger nollie frontside tailslide like third try (i have to adjust). My ollies are higher and more controllable. The board is very nice looking and sturdy, barring wheels roll like a dream, and the foam grip tape is soft yet grippy. Trucks are not totally even one side of one is a little longer than the other, but no worries. Worth every penny even though it was a very few penny's. Im gonna buy different board types and start collecting now. This is rediculous, im gonna end this review so i can start thrashin this thing.✌✌✌✌✌

It is amazing! Just like a real skateboard in every way, the ballbearings are so smooth, the foam grip tap is amazing, can’t get over how good this thing is for the money, just as good as a $100+ board, I’ll be buying more that’s for sure, I have pics and vids on my insta, mrbuddie145, the only con I can think of is that the trucks are tight and need to be broken in but so do all the other ones I’ve tried so i believe it’s normal

I played around with Tech Decks in middle school, and wanted to get a fingerboard to mess around with again. This thing far surpassed my expectations. First of all, you get to have fun assembling it as if it were a real skateboard, complete with a mini skate tool that they provide. Second, the grip tape is actually some foam padding which actually provides quite a lot of grip and makes it easier on the fingers (they even provide a spare piece). Third, it just looks more like a miniature model of a skateboard with real metal trucks that turn. And fourth, it appears to hold up really well to the abuse my 10 month old daughter puts it through (trying to use it as some sort of hammer against the ground, or put it in her mouth.)

My son had a hard time assembling mostly due to teeny tiny parts but also the trucks and deck were just not ideal fit. Ended up having to gorilla glue damn thing together lol. It fell apart within a few weeks. It should’ve been a fraction of the cost in my opinion.