29.5" Persia Cruiser Complete 2023
Description
Description
Complete Cruiser
- Size: 29.5″ x 8.6″ x 15″ WB
- Front: YOW Legasee truck 129mm – Silver
- Back: YOW Standard 129mm – Silver
- Wheels: YOW LURRA 60x40mm 80A Mustard
- Rocker: Nose & Tail Rocker
The Persia 29.5” is literally the new oldschool. A mix between the lines of 70s skateboards and our idea of the perfect cruiser. A versatile board made for the everyday city cruise. Easy to push, pump and carve, with kicktail and kick nose that allow you to do ollies, flip tricks and pretty much anything that comes to your mind. Featuring original artwork by Australian designer Shannon Cheung.
Pressed with a medium concave that will keep your feet locked to the board. . Mounted with our new patented Legasee truck in 129mm, which features a bigger turning radius than standard skate trucks that will bring you a nice surfy feeling, while letting you push with ease. It also mounts our new Lurra wheels 60×40 80a, which are fast and grippy enough for an all terrain usage.
All our decks are constructed with resin 7 hard rock maple responsibly sourced from areas under a forest conservation law aiming to save, maintain and regenerate the biodiversity of nature. All our trucks are funded in the Basque Country and follow the REACH regulation, ensuring the protection of human health and the environment.
Designed and manufactured in the Basque Country.
- 29.5″ x 8.6″ x 15″ WB
- 7 Plies U.S.A. Hard Rock Maple
- One Coloured Ply
- Printed Jessup Griptape
- YOW Legasee 129mm Front Truck
- YOW 129mm Silver Rear Truck
- 92A Ultra HR Formula 15mm Cone Bushings
- 92A Ultra HR Formula 20mm Barrel Bushings
- 12mm Black Rubber Riser Pad
- YOW LURRA 60x40mm MUSTARD 80A
- Abec 7 Black Bearings
- Spacers
- YOW Legasee Truck 129mm
| Weight | 4.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Length | 29.5″ |
| Wheelbase | 15″ |
| YOW Truck | Legasee 129mm |
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