BH25 Medium Concave Fingerboard Mold
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More first-time builders have started with a medium-concave mold than any other profile, and the BH25 is the reason that record holds — it rewards beginners and experienced pressers equally because its geometry is genuinely forgiving to work with. Medium concave at 25 degrees sits in the centre of the spectrum: enough bowl to feel the board, enough flat to keep your fingers free.
Why this one
- Medium concave adapts to every riding style — technical street, park runs, and manual pad sessions all feel at home on a BH25-pressed deck.
- 25-degree kick profile gives measured, reliable pop without the unforgiving snap of a high-kick mold.
- Consistent, reliable press after press makes it the right choice for building a quiver of boards to the same spec.
- Ships with a pressing guide — useful if this is your first time layering and clamping veneer.
- The go-to recommendation for a first mold because the profile is versatile enough to stay in rotation as your skill develops.
- Balanced geometry means veneer contact is even across the whole mold surface, reducing the risk of a bubbled or uneven press.
Specifications
| Profile code | BH25 |
| Concave depth | Medium |
| Kick angle | 25-degree |
| Best for | All-round riding, first mold |
| Includes | Pressing guide |
Who it suits
The right choice for anyone buying their first mold and unsure which profile to commit to, and equally relevant for experienced builders who want a dependable all-rounder in the workshop. If you already know you ride deep concave on your current setup, consider the D27 or BD26 instead; otherwise, start here and read our deck-pressing guide before your first session.
Hand-picked and quality-checked before dispatch. Free sticker sheet in every box, and 30-day returns if it is not right for you.
Specs & tags
- Category
- Deck Building & Molds
- Dispatch
- 1–2 business days
- Returns
- 30 days
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