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Santa Cruz Skateboard Deck Roskopp Eye Re-Issue 10.12" x 30.25"
Santa Cruz Skateboards Rob Roskopp Eye Reissue deck featuring remastered spot matte and silver rainbow prismatic foil graphics on newly replicated OG shape and 2025 Reissue laser engraved decktop logo.
7 ply North American Maple pressed individually using epoxy - making a strong, responsive deck with long lasting pop and consistent concave and kick.
Cruz Missile II concave is Santa Cruz's infamous tech concave from the 1980s with aggressive, multi-dimensional side to side concave and tail kick along with forward set rocker that comfortably lock in your feet in key areas for a completely unique riding experience - cruising the streets or skating transition on old school or shaped decks with longer tail than nose.
7 ply North American Maple pressed individually using epoxy - making a strong, responsive deck with long lasting pop and consistent concave and kick.
Cruz Missile II concave is Santa Cruz's infamous tech concave from the 1980s with aggressive, multi-dimensional side to side concave and tail kick along with forward set rocker that comfortably lock in your feet in key areas for a completely unique riding experience - cruising the streets or skating transition on old school or shaped decks with longer tail than nose.
$33.23
Original: $94.95
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$94.95
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Santa Cruz Skateboard Deck Roskopp Eye Re-Issue 10.12" x 30.25"
Santa Cruz Skateboards Rob Roskopp Eye Reissue deck featuring remastered spot matte and silver rainbow prismatic foil graphics on newly replicated OG shape and 2025 Reissue laser engraved decktop logo.
7 ply North American Maple pressed individually using epoxy - making a strong, responsive deck with long lasting pop and consistent concave and kick.
Cruz Missile II concave is Santa Cruz's infamous tech concave from the 1980s with aggressive, multi-dimensional side to side concave and tail kick along with forward set rocker that comfortably lock in your feet in key areas for a completely unique riding experience - cruising the streets or skating transition on old school or shaped decks with longer tail than nose.
7 ply North American Maple pressed individually using epoxy - making a strong, responsive deck with long lasting pop and consistent concave and kick.
Cruz Missile II concave is Santa Cruz's infamous tech concave from the 1980s with aggressive, multi-dimensional side to side concave and tail kick along with forward set rocker that comfortably lock in your feet in key areas for a completely unique riding experience - cruising the streets or skating transition on old school or shaped decks with longer tail than nose.
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Santa Cruz Skateboards Rob Roskopp Eye Reissue deck featuring remastered spot matte and silver rainbow prismatic foil graphics on newly replicated OG shape and 2025 Reissue laser engraved decktop logo.
7 ply North American Maple pressed individually using epoxy - making a strong, responsive deck with long lasting pop and consistent concave and kick.
Cruz Missile II concave is Santa Cruz's infamous tech concave from the 1980s with aggressive, multi-dimensional side to side concave and tail kick along with forward set rocker that comfortably lock in your feet in key areas for a completely unique riding experience - cruising the streets or skating transition on old school or shaped decks with longer tail than nose.
7 ply North American Maple pressed individually using epoxy - making a strong, responsive deck with long lasting pop and consistent concave and kick.
Cruz Missile II concave is Santa Cruz's infamous tech concave from the 1980s with aggressive, multi-dimensional side to side concave and tail kick along with forward set rocker that comfortably lock in your feet in key areas for a completely unique riding experience - cruising the streets or skating transition on old school or shaped decks with longer tail than nose.
