Introducing Infinito, our revolutionary new material - an industrial polymer engineered for fingerboarding to resist abrasion and impact, providing a consistent and long-lasting pop. This material is also self-lubricating, enhancing slide performance.
Curious about the "Immortail" board? It's a fingerboard deck with a ply of Infinito at both the tail and nose, offering just the right balance of durability and consistent pop while maintaining the flexibility of a traditional wooden board. These decks feature our beloved S18 Shape, our interpretation of "The board to end all boards".
Each December fingerboard deck is meticulously crafted from 5 maple plies, shaped with custom-made machinery, and finished by hand. You get a perfectly parallel board with a 0.2mm tolerance, featuring a consistent roundover, and protected by water-based high-transit low-VOC varnish in our signature floating blister packaging.
Designed to be the best performing fingerboard out there, our decks are here to elevate your fingerboarding skills. We've dedicated hundreds of hours to design, prototyping, testing, and crafting our own tools, ensuring you receive the highest quality fingerboard. From start to finish, you'll experience the pinnacle of fingerboard craftsmanship from our workshop.
December boards are always delivering the heat. One of the best
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Luke A
Great Deck
Amazing deck that has a great shape making it a 9.3/10 for me
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Anthony P
How great!
Fast shipping, perfect product
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Douglas G
Not the best.
Usually love the quality of your guys’s products but this time there was to many flaws to look past. The board has a couple of mold marks on the bottom, one of the holes on the tail is crooked, and the Infinito on the nose is noticeably off center. I will still continue to buy from you guys but just incredibly disappointed with this drop
Hi Douglas, I'm sorry that your deck came flawed. I sent you an email regarding this issue in the hopes to make it right. Thanks for your feedback.
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