TECH DECK, Primitive Pro Series Finger Board with Storage Display, Built for Pros; Authentic Mini Skateboards, Kids Toys for Ages 6 and up

Overall , bravo tech deck , bravo. By far one of my favorite decks I’ve ridden in a while and as you can see I have several boards from several brands and several brands of trucks. One the trucks are very smooth even when tighter, they still rock back n forth nicely allowing nice carving and just generally high steeze factor when landing flips and grinds. 10/10 for the trucks. Consider changing the pivot cups unless you like really loose flowy trucks like meTwo the wheels my favorite part even if I had a mishap with mine.very grippy very smooth and very quiet and bearings spin for days. However if you powerslide a lot or do reverts a lot, I’ll give you this advice if the outer wheel ever comes off the inner core take a tooth pick and super glue and Dab it on inner core , then gently pull the outer wheel back on. This prevents the outer wheel from deforming and sliding off again. Unfortunately I didn’t do this and mine deformed to the point where it was no longer sitting on the inner core properly6.5/10 bc the wheels only lasted 5 daysGrip tape . My favorite tape I’ve used and I’ve used fbs tape , that tape and rip tape and a few others and this is my favorite tape, except the fact it’s too thick. It takes away from the shape of the board ( which outside of perimeter shape being a bit flat toward the Tail and nose the concave is great, the pop is perfect tail and nose and perfect although I wish the nose was a tad shorter and like a MM more narrow than the tail. Overall a great buy. I plan on collecting all of them and buying another plan b and this one will be the one I stick other companies parts on just to see how it rides with those parts . Guess techdeck gave me a fun little experiment. Hope spin master and the folks at the tech deck brand gets the best success from this line up.Overall I’d give this a solid 8.75/10

The media could not be loaded. Fingerboarding for 20 odd years I am finally impressed with a tech deck.Deck: 7/10 Has good concave and shape but the finish feels mass produced. Performs very close to other professional fingerboards. Great looking graphics that chip rather than wear.Wheels: 4/10 Very grippy and reminds me of skating on Ricta Clouds. Have a slight bounce when landing. Decent bearings. The two piece design came apart after few days and had to switch to professional fb wheels.Trucks: Sit higher than any professional fb truck. Has a tighter turning radius than all others at similar width. Inverted kingpin and locknuts follow fb industry standards. Great feeling truck but pivot cup looks like it will have durability issues.Grip: Very grippy with a cool pattern but way too thick. Makes the board feel clumsy and unresponsive.Overall: Impressive offering from tech deck that parallels all professional fingerboards. The wheels and grip tape need replaced right away. Can fix the stock two piece wheels but it’s hard to realign. I am a big fan of the trucks. Said to be a knock off of brt’s but they are slightly different. Hanger is closer to Ace’s when BRT’s were inspired by Indy’s IMO.Comparisons were done with the TD Pro Series to a Flatface G15/BRT34mm trucks /FF Jay Linehan Wheels. Both decks are super fun and I keep going back and forth. When the FF setup is a first try deck. The TD pro series is like a 3 tries deck. Little clumsy but still very satisfying to fingerboard on.

Cool!Although I'm not a professional fingerboarder. And this would be my first "legit" fingerboard. But the difference between a regular Tech Deck and this PRO series. Is NIGHT and DAY!This one is DEFINITELY better!

If all you want is the skateboard, the price is alright for a first pro board. I just got mine and after looking at it, I think the pivot cups (the things that keep part of the truck from moving a way they aren’t supposed to) will give out first. Those are not always expensive, but it is a bit annoying. However, the rest of the board is worth the money compared to a 20 dollar teak tunning beginner board. If this is your first pro board, I would say not bad. If this is not and you like Tech deck sure, but for not much more you can get China trucks and basic wheels and a decent board and quality is the same or better, but better pivot cups. The only thing to watch is that as a seven ply board, it feels different from a five ply I am used to, so that feels different. Pop is good. Wheels are the most grippy wheels I have and don’t squeak like other wheel, maple, teak tunning, etc.However I was in it partially for the box that had metal side rails. The box window is cheap plastic that you see in toy box windows and the lid does not snap on and has no hinge. It came tapped shut. At this price, I would expect a hinge or some clasp to keep it shut and I would prefer a harder window. A phone screen protector is more durable. Also, it slides around when you try to play with it. I have cheaper pro obstacles that came with some grip pads on the corners to keep it from sliding. Again, at this price point, I expected more. This box is why I won’t buy the pro obstacle tech deck pack. Too much and I have get it all for half the price and better quality elsewhere.Awesome tool though.

I like the concept, and appreciate that Tech Deck is attempting to branch into more professional fingerboards- but this simply missed the mark. Foam grip is too thick, you can’t feel the concave or shape of the deck at all. The wheels feel very cheap, the rubber outer layer slips off frequently and the bearing are very loud and sound very rough. The deck isn’t rounded or sanded on the edges making it feel very cheap for the price you’re paying. Do your research and support company’s like Blackriver or Flatface when it comes to professional fingerboards. I do not recommend.

As far as it goes for a finger board they’re are plenty of options out there for FAR LESS then this but non the less the graphics are sick griptape wasn’t for me too thick imoTrucks and wheels weren’t too bad, pretty cheaply made “dual core “ wheels pretty grippy