Opps on Popsicle

This popsicle deck features a symmetrical shape with a nose and tail suited for street skating, skateparks, and bowls. You can skate it switch or regular, practice flatground tricks, drop into ramps, or cruise around your neighborhood.

To turn this deck into a complete setup, you will need grip tape, skateboard trucks, wheels, bearings, and hardware bolts. When choosing your trucks, check the sizing so the axle width matches the width of the deck. Having your wheels sit flush with the edges of the deck helps keep your board balanced when turning, carving, and landing tricks.

Your wheel choice depends on the terrain you plan to skate most often. Smaller, harder wheels roll smoothly on polished concrete skateparks, while slightly larger, softer wheels absorb vibration on rough street asphalt. Take your time mounting each component and adjusting your truck tightness to match your balance. Always skate within your comfort level and wear your helmet, knee pads, elbow pads, and wrist guards whenever you ride.