Gold Coast The Heavy Pile SKU: #7679065
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View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- The Heavy Pile from Gold Coast™ is here to knock off some socks with sterephonic lo-fidelity! Look, ma: no shoes!
- Part of the Form Series. Art and skateboarding have been intertwined from the beginning. Featuring hand drawn and painted designs, the Form Series is all about inspiration, imagination, and improvisation to push both mediums to new boundaries.
- Custom shag carpet topsheet for cruisin' comfort with or without shoes.
- Durable 7-ply Canadian maple deck cut in a dynamic Dart shape.
- Century 7" reverse pivot trucks offer superb turning capabilities without sacrificing aesthetics. The 45° angle sits in the happy zone between stability and mobility.
- High rebound 85a urethane bushings.
- 70mm 83a Shred Boot wheels.
- Gold Coast hair pick included.
- Board Dimensions: 44" long from nose to tail x 8.75" wide from edge to edge.
- Wheel Base: 25".
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About Gold Coast
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Who are you supporting when you buy a Gold Coast skateboard? Skateboarders, first and foremost. You can get a lot of joy out of these little wooden toys and everything that comes with them: friends, trips, music, art. Not to mention a community of like minded people, who may have other interests, but can relate on the common thread of fun.
Gold Coast chose their name because anywhere that has a coast seems to have one that's gold. So it's just a nod to getting out there, wherever that might be, and seeing and doing and living. Lofty? Maybe. But they get inspired by it. Hopefully you do, too.
Gold Coast chose their name because anywhere that has a coast seems to have one that's gold. So it's just a nod to getting out there, wherever that might be, and seeing and doing and living. Lofty? Maybe. But they get inspired by it. Hopefully you do, too.
