8.375 Inch Skateboard Decks
Three-eighths of an inch might not sound like much, but tell that to the Baker and Deathwish crews who helped legitimize this width by hurling themselves down some of the gnarliest street spots ever documented. Andrew Reynolds and Erik Ellington proved that having more board under your feet isn't just helpful - it's essential when you're trying to survive handrails that would make most people call their therapist. This width became the choice for skaters who refuse to let sketchy landings end their sessions early. It's got enough platform to inspire confidence on massive obstacles while keeping enough agility for technical ledge work. Basically, it's for anyone who takes their street skating seriously enough to need the extra insurance policy.
