Powell Peralta Pro Dan Corrigan Chess Skulls Flight Skateboard Deck - 8.42″ Gold Foil
Elevate your setup with the Powell Peralta Pro Dan Corrigan Chess Skulls Flight Deck, a board built for those who demand precision, durability, and style. Featuring the stunning "Chess Skulls" artwork by legendary artist VCJ in a premium Gold Foil finish, this deck is a true blend of skate history and modern technology.
At the core of this board is Powell Peralta's proprietary Flight® Deck construction. Unlike traditional 7-ply maple, Flight decks are epoxy-infused and fiber-reinforced, making them thinner, lighter, and more than twice as strong. This advanced structure delivers "everlasting pop" that doesn't fade, giving you a consistent snap that lasts significantly longer than standard wooden decks.
The 315 Shape offers a symmetrical 6.9" nose and tail, perfect for technical street skaters who value consistency when riding switch. With a comfortable 8.42" width and a responsive 13.88" wheelbase, this board provides a stable platform for big drops while remaining agile enough for quick flip tricks. The K26 concave ensures your feet stay locked in, giving you the confidence to skate faster and ollie higher.
Key Features:
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Flight® Construction: Ultra-thin, lightweight, and break-resistant for maximum performance.
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Premium Artwork: Exclusive 2025 "Chess Skulls" Gold Foil graphic by VCJ.
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Precision Shape: Symmetrical nose and tail (6.9") on Shape 315 for versatile street skating.
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Engineered Concave: K26 concave provides superior foot control and board feel.
*Due to the nature of foil during the production process, you may notice some faint lines or subtle inconsistencies. This is completely normal.
**If you don’t plan on skating this deck, please handle carefully when removing from the packaging. The ink/foil adhesion is delicate and can be easily scratched.
Features:
- Width : 8.42"
- Length : 31.88"
- Wheelbase : 13.88
- Concave : K26
- Shape : 315
- Nose : 6.9"
- Tail : 6.9"
- Construction : 7-Ply Maple
Is this deck size right for me?
Your fit comes first. Height, shoe size, stance and riding style help you choose a starting point. Bigger feet may prefer more room; height also affects how much length and stance space feels comfortable. There is no fixed sizing rule—personal preference gets the final say.
Compare with a board you know: measure straight across its widest point, edge to edge. The width is only one part of the fit; shape and length matter too.
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