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Your transition from plastic to wood starts here.
The Basics You Need to Put Together Your Custom Pro Fingerboard Setup!
A high-quality 5-ply wooden deck and 34mm trucks, which we recommend for the most realistic technical control. Performance urethane wheels and precision bearings are included in every complete kit.
It's time to upgrade from your Tech Deck to a professional setup with carefully picked items including urethane wheels, responsive bushings, and 5-ply maple decks. Perfect for serious desk skaters who want to upgrade from toys to professional products.
My aim is to help you in transitioning from Tech Deck to a professional 5-ply maple board experience. The curated gear features real-wear graphics and precision tuning. Fingerboarding is a craft; use the Mercari Startup Credit for $10 off your pro-build or check my personal picks on eBay Storefront for quality kits.
Most riders begin their journey with a Tech Deck made from plastic. It's a nice introduction, but the "plastic snap" and lack of grip may prevent you when you start learning more advanced skills.
This guide explains how to shift to a professional Fingerboard setup, currently the industry standard for performance and realistic control.
Start with foam grip tape and urethane wheels.
Foam Grip Tape: Swap the standard sandpaper for soft, high-density foam. It provides more comfort and better "flick" for flip tricks.
CNC Urethane Wheels: Move away from hard plastic. Urethane wheels have the grip and "squeak" of real skateboard wheels, featuring internal bearings for a buttery-smooth roll.
Credits: Blackriver
Move to a 32mm or 34mm 5-ply wooden deck for better weight and pop.
5-Ply Wooden Maple Deck: A handcrafted 5-ply wooden deck is usually included with professional fingerboard setups. Wood has a lot more "pop" and is lighter than plastic, which makes it possible to perform difficult tricks and increase your ollies' height.
Credits: SlushCult
Finish with tuned 32mm or 34mm trucks for realistic steering.
34 mm Tuned Trucks: While toys occasionally use stiff, narrow trucks, 34mm is the industry norm. For grinds and landings, their wider trucks offer a more solid support. They provide realistic steering that replicates a full-sized skateboard when combined with proper internal bushings (tune).
Credit: ObsiusFB
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