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Carver Skateboards Octo Goner C5 25" Surfskate
€ 239,95
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A mini surfskate for young skaters
Carver's Mini series is designed for younger and lighter skaters looking for the same high-quality Carver experience in a smaller board.
The Octo Goner is a surfskate that is closer to the ground for easier pushing. With the softer bushings, you can easily make deep carving and surf turns with less effort and weight.
Il colore delle ruote e i trucks dipende dalla disponibilità in magazzino.
Caratteristiche
- Articolo numero: 725473
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Genere:
- Uomo
- Donna
- Bambino
- Riding Style:
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Larghezza: 9 inch1 pollice = 2,54 cm
- Lunghezza (inch): 25 inch
- Larghezza (cm): 23 cm
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Lunghezza (cm): 63.5 cm1 pollice = 2,54 cm
- Ø delle ruote: 60 mm
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Durezza ruote: 81ADi solito da 75A (morbida - silenziosa, tenuta) a 101A (dura - veloce, tecnica)
Features
- Carver Mini Series
- 6-ply maple construction
- C5 trucks set
- 60 mm Aqua Mag 81A wheels
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A proposito di Carver Skateboards
Bringing surfing to the streets, but how? A waveless summer in Venice Beach inspired Greg Falk and Neil Carver to experiment. In an old garage behind their house, they began to tinker with skateboards and in particular the trucks. Nowadays, Carver surfskates are in a class of their own and you can train for your next surf session every day.