McCoy Ripping Eagle Twin Skateboard Deck 8.25in x 31.83in
Santa Cruz Skateboards McCoy Ripping Eagle VX 8.25" x 31.8" deck features blue glitter foil and metallic Santa Cruz McCoy Ripping Eagle artwork on deck bottom, black deck top with a 14.22" wheelbase.
Construction
VX decks are thinner, stronger, and have more pop than standard 7 ply decks featuring 5 plies of North American Maple and 2 layers of Quad X technology. ATV is a universal medium-depth concave with symmetrical nose and tail kick that performs well in all terrains on a wide variety of shapes - for anybody, anywhere.
About Santa Cruz Skateboards
Santa Cruz Skateboards, located in Santa Cruz California, was established in 1973 by then owners, Richard Novak, Doug Haut and Jay Shuirman who founded NHS Inc. Santa Cruz Skateboards has long been revered as one of the original skateboard companies that has not only survived over the years but contributed to the innovation and modernisation of skateboards and skateboarding. In 2023 NHS celebrated its 50th anniversary.
Original: $146.75
-65%$146.75
$51.36
Description
Santa Cruz Skateboards McCoy Ripping Eagle VX 8.25" x 31.8" deck features blue glitter foil and metallic Santa Cruz McCoy Ripping Eagle artwork on deck bottom, black deck top with a 14.22" wheelbase.
Construction
VX decks are thinner, stronger, and have more pop than standard 7 ply decks featuring 5 plies of North American Maple and 2 layers of Quad X technology. ATV is a universal medium-depth concave with symmetrical nose and tail kick that performs well in all terrains on a wide variety of shapes - for anybody, anywhere.
About Santa Cruz Skateboards
Santa Cruz Skateboards, located in Santa Cruz California, was established in 1973 by then owners, Richard Novak, Doug Haut and Jay Shuirman who founded NHS Inc. Santa Cruz Skateboards has long been revered as one of the original skateboard companies that has not only survived over the years but contributed to the innovation and modernisation of skateboards and skateboarding. In 2023 NHS celebrated its 50th anniversary.
