2026
Sector 9 Abandon Shredder
Truck: Gullwing Driver ·
Double-kick surf skate with a Gullwing Driver front truck, Gullwing Shadow rear truck, and 61 mm Nineballs built for surf-style turns, park laps, and crusher-style all-around sessions.
Specifications
| Deck length ⓘ Total length of the board from nose to tail. Longer boards offer more stability, shorter ones are more agile. | 30.5" |
| Deck width ⓘ Width of the board at its widest point. Wider decks feel more stable under your feet. | 8.625" |
| Wheelbase ⓘ Distance between the front and rear truck mounting points. The most important measurement — it determines how tight or wide your turns will be. | 14.85" |
| Front truck angle ⓘ Angle of the front truck pivot. Higher angles give deeper carves and a more surf-like feel. | null° |
| Rear truck angle ⓘ Angle of the rear truck pivot. Usually fixed at 0° on surfskate-specific trucks for stability. | null° |
| Wheel diameter ⓘ Diameter of the wheels in millimeters. Larger wheels roll faster and handle rough surfaces better. | 61mm |
| Wheel durometer ⓘ Hardness of the wheels on the A scale. Softer wheels (78A) grip more; harder wheels slide easier. | 78A |
| Concave ⓘ The curve across the deck width. More concave means better foot grip for tricks and aggressive carving. | — |
| Weight ⓘ Total weight of the complete setup. Lighter boards are easier to carry and maneuver. | nullkg |
Foot on Board
Foot length: 26.5 cm
Rear heel overhang past the tail is normal on surfskates — it helps with leverage for pumping and carving.
Your front foot extends beyond the board width