Powell Peralta Ripper Yellow/Blue 7″ Skateboard
- Beginner skateboarding lessons
- Neighborhood cruising
- Street trick practice
- Skatepark sessions
- School transportation
Product Description
You want a board that feels stable under your feet, turns cleanly, and still has the stiffness and pop needed for real street sessions. The Powell Peralta Ripper Yellow/Blue 7″ skateboard is built for that exact job. If your current setup feels weak, slow, or inconsistent, this solves that problem fast.
The 7" deck width keeps it in the range matched to medium-soft bushings, 90a wheels, and skate-rated bearings, so the setup is already aligned for a 7"–7.75" board. That means fewer fit questions and less guesswork. The Mini Logo trucks are designed to roll and turn with confidence, while the 53mm, 90a street wheels are made for fast rolling, sliding, and grip. If you want a compact board that is ready for street use without overcomplicating the choice, this is the easy one to pick.
Specifications:
- Deck width: 7"
- Deck length: 28"
- Deck nose: 6.3"
- Deck tail: 6"
- Deck wheelbase: 11.5"
- Deck construction: strong, light, hard yellow birch
- Construction method: water-resistant glue in proprietary Powell-Peralta AirLam presses
- Griptape: professional-quality silicon carbide grit
- Trucks: Mini Logo trucks
- Truck features: premium alloys, high-rebound bushings, heat-treated axles
- Bushings: medium-soft for deck widths 7"–7.75"
- Wheels: 53mm diameter
- Wheel width: 32mm
- Wheel hardness: 90a
- Wheel formula: Street
- Wheel color: White
- Wheel surface: Smooth
- Bearings: Mini Logo bearings
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Powell Peralta Ripper Yellow/Blue 7″ Skateboard - Key Questions Answered
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