34mm Low Concave Maple Fingerboard Deck
Details
Low concave — the shallow, flatter curve across the width of the deck — is a deliberate feel choice: your fingers sit in a wider, less cupped channel that gives a freer, faster feel and makes manuals and flowing street lines more intuitive. This 97×34mm deck is shaped from Canadian maple and ships in eleven natural and coloured wood-finish variants.
Why this one
- Low concave profile — a shallower curve than medium or high concave decks, delivering a fast, free feel suited to manuals and flowing street lines.
- Canadian maple construction — a respected wood source for fingerboard decks, giving consistent ply density and a reliable flex pattern.
- 97×34mm dimensions — full standard length and width, compatible with all standard 34mm trucks.
- Eleven natural and colour variants — Ebony, Burl, Bamboo, Zebra, Cassia, natural Maple, Orange, Red, Blue, Pink, and Green.
- Sold as bare deck — full control over your truck, wheel, and grip tape selection.
- Low concave is a specific, personal preference — see the audience note below if you are unsure which concave suits your riding.
Specifications
| Width | 34mm |
| Length | 97mm |
| Concave | Low |
| Material | Canadian maple |
| Variants | 11 (Ebony, Burl, Bamboo, Zebra, Cassia, Maple, Orange, Red, Blue, Pink, Green) |
| Sold as | Deck only |
| Truck compatibility | All standard 34mm trucks |
Who it suits
Experienced riders who already know they prefer a low concave feel — particularly those whose style leans toward manuals, park lines, and technical flat ground rather than steep flip tricks. If you are new to concave preferences, low concave is often recommended as a starting point before trying medium or high profiles.
Ships directly from our supplier workshop with tracking, arriving in 7–14 business days. Prices in USD; shipping is free on orders over $50. 30-day returns if it is not right for you.
Specs & tags
- Category
- Decks
- Ships in
- 7–14 business days
- Returns
- 30 days
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