The most important features of fingerboard decks:

The Inpeddo fingerboard deck is pressed from five high-quality layers of Canadian maple . It delivers long-lasting pop, natural board response, and a realistic ride in a miniature format. Thanks to the symmetrical shape, you can ride switch, nollie, or fakie without having to reorient yourself. Perfect for challenging lines!

With a width of 34 mm, you'll have plenty of finger control for your tricks. A wider size has become popular in fingerboarding. We at First Skateshop also recommend it. The wheelbase is 43.5 mm.

What does “real wear graphics” mean in fingerboarding?

This means that the graphics wear down realistically over the course of your sessions, slide by slide. Instead of just being printed on, the finish is designed so that scratches and abrasions make your trick history visible. Like real skateboarding, only for the small spots. Of course, it's just a small detail. But it makes fingerboarding so much more realistic and appealing, just like street skateboarding.

Inpeddo Fingerboards: Trucks and Wheels

The 3rd generation comes with an improved axle. It now features a single axle. It's a continuous steel axle instead of pressed-in individual pins. The axle sits deeper in the hanger for a stable construction and consistent pop height. Combined with tuned bushings, you get more direct steering response during manual turns and reverts.
The included locknuts secure the rollers permanently .

The wheels are precision-machined using a CNC machine. They sit on real miniature ball bearings, resulting in a much smoother and more consistent rolling feel.

Which is the right fingerboard for me?

If you're a beginner, you've definitely found the right finger skateboards for you! The wide 34mm format offers beginners optimal control. Combined with the soft foam grip tape, Inpeddo fingerboards are almost as good as a professional fingerboard. They're enough to practice everything fingerboarding can do. And all at an unbeatable price!