POWELL PERALTA – STEVE CABALLERO BAN THIS FLIGHT 192 SKATEBOARD DECK: PINK 9.265″ X 32″

POWELL PERALTA – STEVE CABALLERO BAN THIS FLIGHT 192 SKATEBOARD DECK. 

PINK 

• Deck width: 9.265″ 
• Deck length: 32.0″
• Wheel base: 14.75″ 
• Nose width: 6.5″
• Tail width: 6.5″
• Deck shape: 192
• Deck concave: K15
• Short 4 truck hole pattern
• Construction: FLIGHT™ 

FLIGHT™ decks are thin, strong and long lasting. The epoxy infused, fiber reinforced structure of the Flight deck is extremely resistant to breaking. This structure gives Flight decks “everlasting pop” that doesn’t fade as your Flight deck slowly wears. Ollies higher because of greater rebound and snap.

Team testing suggests that Flight decks will last several times as long as a 7-ply, making them a great value as well as a superior performing skateboard.

Powell Peralta® decks are made in the USA at their skateboard manufacturing facility in Santa Barbara, CA.

Materials include U.S. hard rock maple, high strength fiberglass, AirLam fused with epoxy resin and are warranted against delamination for their useful life. Graphics are created in-house using non-solvent based inks and paints to keep our atmosphere cleaner.

The Caballero “Ban This” Dragon Artwork:

In 1988 Powell-Peralta ran an “Artist Wanted” advertisement in TWS and Thrasher. The contest “winner” would get a job in the Powell-Peralta art department in Santa Barbara. The artist selected was Sean Cliver, mainly because his illustration style closely resembled VCJ’s. Cliver’s first deck design, the Barbee Ragdoll, was a departure from the traditional VCJ look, but when it came time to update the Caballero Dragon, Sean emulated the master. At some point later, someone dubbed the graphic Cab “Ban This” Dragon since it was prominently featured in that video (think slow-motion sequence).

Artwork by: Sean Cliver

Original release: 1988

Colours, veneers and stains may vary slightly from images.

Choice of MOMENTUM or MOB griptape included.