Make a statement with the Meow Big Cat Purple Skateboard Deck, featuring the iconic Meow Big Cat graphic set against a bold teal background. This deck combines standout style with premium craftsmanship.
Built using Mini UltraStix construction, it offers lightweight durability and excellent pop for riders of all levels. The assorted top-stained veneer adds a unique touch to each board, while being handcrafted by PS Stix ensures top-tier quality and precision.
Built with Mini UltraStix Construction
Mini UltraStix Construction is 3% thinner than the standard 7-ply deck. They also have a scaled-down mold and size proportionate to the wheelbase, making them light, snappy, and comfortable to ride.
You wouldn’t put someone on a bicycle where they cannot touch the pedals, so why should a smaller skater settle for a board that’s too big?
Progress is challenging when a skater cannot reach the nose without widening their stance to a width disproportionate to their height. Save the adaptation energy for the spot and the trick, not the board.
Make a statement with the Meow Big Cat Purple Skateboard Deck, featuring the iconic Meow big cat graphic set against a bold purple background. This deck combines standout style with premium craftsmanship.
Built using Mini UltraStix construction, it offers lightweight durability and excellent pop for riders of all levels. The assorted top-stained veneer adds a unique touch to each board, while being handcrafted by PS Stix ensures top-tier quality and precision.
Built with Mini UltraStix Construction
Mini UltraStix Construction is 3% thinner than the standard 7-ply deck. They also have a scaled-down mold and size proportionate to the wheelbase, making them light, snappy, and comfortable to ride.
You wouldn’t put someone on a bicycle where they cannot touch the pedals, so why should a smaller skater settle for a board that’s too big?
Progress is challenging when a skater cannot reach the nose without widening their stance to a width disproportionate to their height. Save the adaptation energy for the spot and the trick, not the board.
[Recommended for kids 4'10" and under]
