Powell Peralta Pro Isamu Yamamoto Skull 7-Ply Freestyle Skateboard Deck - 7.25″

Powell Peralta Pro Isamu Yamamoto Skull 7-Ply Freestyle Skateboard Deck - 7.25″

$65.95 USD
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Powell Peralta Pro Isamu Yamamoto Skull 7-Ply Freestyle Skateboard Deck - 7.25″

Powell Peralta Pro Isamu Yamamoto Skull 7-Ply Freestyle Skateboard Deck - 7.25″

$65.95 USD
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Seven ply maple. Shape 316. 7.25 X 29. K16 concave.

In May, 2024 Isamu won his 7th World Round Up Freestyle Championship held in Surrey, British Columbia, Canda. He won his first title in 2014.

This is the second Powell Peralta deck he provided the art for, and the second colorway. In his words, "What I focused on when creating this piece was making sure it had an impact that wouldn't lose to the previous work.

The last signature model featured an intertwining of human figures and a skull, but this time, I made the skull a larger focal point and aimed for a more horrific and striking overall effect.

However, I don’t usually start drawing with a clear vision of the whole image in mind. I tend to draw rather instinctively and casually. For example, as I mentioned, I vaguely think something like, “I want this to have a stronger impact,” but that’s about as concrete as it gets at first. From there, it’s more like letting my hands move on their own, digging the image out from the paper or screen.

As the drawing progresses, I gradually get a clearer idea of what I want to create. After producing multiple versions, I was finally able to arrive at a deck design that gives me real motivation when I ride it."

Features:

  • Width : 7.25"
  • Length : 28.99"
  • Wheelbase : 12.59"
  • Concave : K16
  • Shape : 316
  • Nose : 6.58"
  • Tail : 5.71"
  • Construction : 7-Ply Maple

7.25″ deck width

A compact platform for technical skating and a narrower feel.

Is this deck size right for me?

Under 8 inches gives your feet less platform than a wider deck. Some skaters prefer it for flip tricks or smaller feet, but neither shoe size nor trick choice locks you into this width.

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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