Original Penny Mint 29" Surfskate Skateboard
- Urban commuting, short daily trips
- Campus cruising between classes
- Beginner surfskate practice sessions
- Park and sidewalk carving
- Casual neighborhood weekend rides
Product Description
Want a board that turns tight, feels controlled, and makes street riding feel closer to surfing? The Original Penny Mint 29" Surfskate is built for skills progression and all-time stoke, with a 29" W concave deck that gives extra rail control. It’s designed to help you feel more connected to every carve, so the ride feels more natural the moment you step on.
If you want smoother turning without fighting the board, this setup is made for that. The patented Waterborne Adapter is there for an amazing turning radius and control, replicating the feeling of surfing on the streets. The 6" aluminum trucks are built for maneuverability, control, and balance. Penny wheels are speedy and soft for a smoother ride on every surface, while ABEC-7 bearings support speed. It’s a straightforward choice if you want a surfskate that’s easy to ride and ready to use.
Specifications:
- 29" W concave deck
- Patented Waterborne Adapter
- 6" aluminum trucks
- Penny Wheels
- ABEC-7 bearings
- Designed for skills progression
- Developed for an all-time stroke-riding experience
- Original Penny Skateboards components
- “Since Forever” original Penny model
Typical US shipping only $19-$24 for this product.
Original Penny Mint 29" Surfskate Skateboard - Key Questions Answered
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