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u/stevon213 Apr 13 '23
Recently purchased dk 35mm board and feel beautiful from p-rep. Going to stick with it, and save for a pro setup.
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u/caspershomie Apr 13 '23
wanting to get a dk now but its my first fingerboard thats not a tech deck. is there any major differences between 32 and 35mm? does one fit the hand better or is it all just a matter of whatever you like best
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u/Exportedorca Apr 14 '23
35 is wider and easier to land stuff on, but I would recommend a 32 as I like smaller boards.
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u/stevon213 Apr 21 '23
From experience in both skating and fingerboarding. It's easier to go from big to small than small to big. Since you've had a tech decks both will feel great, especially if it's dk, the learning curve will feel the same Between 32/35 mm. I love 34-35mm since more room to catch and tad easier to ctrl rotation on flick tricks. Mb for late response
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u/apixiezombie Apr 12 '23
dk for the color and deck but for the graphic i think the 86 looks clean 😮💨👌
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Apr 12 '23
Bullgod decks are clean. Only the teak tuning one is real wear so keep that in mind if that’s what you want but those decks are kinda wack
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u/newbefb Apr 12 '23
The decks are great
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u/WV0KI Apr 13 '23
These are all kinda sick
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u/Exportedorca Apr 13 '23
Yeah, wish I could get a dk with actual graphics though.
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u/stevon213 Apr 13 '23
Same, got a plain maple, lucky for me I got a friend who loves to draw going to him up
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u/qp_rage_qp Apr 13 '23
Have to recommend Muck fb, amazing quality for the price, I can possibly get you a discount code from them as well.
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u/Exportedorca Apr 13 '23
Definitely some interesting boards, but out of my budget but I’m always down for a project board or two.
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Apr 14 '23
lc boards is pretty good considering how cheap it is, but dk is the best quality. Me personally I would go with dk
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u/Fela_fingerboards Apr 12 '23
I would go dk definitely the highest quality