Samurai | Youth Series
The perfect board for the next generation of skaters.
A harmonious fusion of tradition and power, featuring a traditional Japanese woman surrounded by cherry blossoms, revealing a gleaming katana.
With a 31.5" x 7.75" 7-ply Canadian Maple double kick concave deck, the Samurai design is your canvas for a ride that's as graceful as it is formidable. The 5" Punisher aluminum trucks and base provide stability, paired with ABEC-7 Punisher bearings for a ride that mirrors the precision of a samurai's blade.
Glide through the blossoms on the 50x30mm white PU injection wheels, featuring the Samurai graphic – a captivating portrayal of a Japanese female amidst cherry blossoms, unveiling a katana with grace. The 80AB Black Grip Tape ensures the grip you need for mastering your tricks, while the PE riser pad with PU cushion, adorned with the Punisher logo, adds comfort and a touch of traditional elegance to your ride.
Whether you're a beginner or a skater drawn to the artistry of Japan, the Samurai complete is your ticket to a ride that's as poised as it is unforgettable. Skate on and let the graceful journey unfold! 🌸🗡️
| Deck |
31.5" x 7.75" 7-Ply Canadian Maple |
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| Trucks + Base |
5" Punisher Aluminum | ||
| Bearings |
Punisher ABEC-7 | ||
| Wheels | 50 x 30mm White PU Injection | ||
| Riser | PU Cushion with Punisher Logo | ||
| Grip Tape | 80AB Black |
PUSH OFF WITH PUNISHER.
THE PERFECT INTRO TO SKATEBOARDING.
Punisher youth/beginner complete decks provide everything your young rider needs to get started right away - a quality Canadian maple deck and high performance Punisher branded trucks, wheels bearings. An all around great ride for all ages.
BUILT TO LAST.
Sturdy, heavy duty construction means that these complete boards can withstand the wear and tear of leaning and practicing basic skateboarding tricks.
FIT YOUR STYLE.
Diverse graphic options offer something for everyone, giving your young rider the choice of a design that resonates with them and reflects their unique style and identity.
