Note: this deck from Cirus has been discontinued. You can have a look at our current selection of Cirus decks by clicking here.

Marius Constantin has single-handedly built up a freestyle scene in Romania over the last decade; he's easily the hardest-working and most generous man in freestyle today. We're incredibly proud to be able to support him and show him some love by importing his deck into the UK.

In terms of deck design, this borrows heavily from Moonshine's Tony Gale model1, sharing its flat concave, double kick and bi-directional design, but has a few major changes; firstly, the wheelbase and overall length has been extended by 0.5", which combined with a closer kicktail position to the truck, makes this slightly more suited for ollie tricks. The tail shape is also less tapered, meaning it locks in a bit tighter on casper and truck tricks.

Specifications:

Length: 28.5"
Width: 7.25"
Wheelbase: 12.8"
Nose/Tail: 5.75"
Kicktail angle: 13º

We recommend regular Seismic skid plates to fit this board.

Fun fact: Tony designed this mould for Marius, so the two decks have a direct connection - this isn't some inferior copy!

We're constantly on the hunt for more slalom and freestyle trucks, and these Sure-Grip Invaders fit the bill perfectly. They're very, very old-school in design; they look like the original Tracker Fultracks in more ways than one. With the "swept" pivot, solid bushing seat, and a less-turny-than-average 10º kingpin angle, these would be perfect as a back truck in a slalom rig or as a locked-tight freestyle truck for a stationary-orientated setup.

With a 6.97" axle, these will work on any freestyle deck between 7.25" and 7.5" wide. We recommend coupling these with a single kick deck such as the Moonshine Kill Your Idols and the freestyle wheels of your choice for a wonderfully retro rig.

The Seismic Focus is the most high-tech freestyle wheel ever made. Featuring Seismic's signature urethane compounds and precision hub, this is the wheel you want when speed and resilience is paramount.

Couple them with the 7-ball Tekton XT bearings for the best possible ride.

A sheet of Mob griptape, installed onto the deck of your choice by one of our skilled Griptape Technicians here at Offset HQ.

These are Seismic's new skid plates, made using some high-grade proprietary compound designed to resist wear, and tested by professional freestylers Tony Gale and Stefan "Lillis" Åkesson. They're slightly grippier than a regular skid plate, so if you find most skids a little too slippery, these are worth looking into.

They're also shaped considerably different to most skids; that curve along the bottom side gives something a little extra to lock onto for caspers, a better point to grab for airwalks and fingerflips, and reduces the overall weight by 5g compared to other skids of a similar size.

We sell them individually because some folks like leaving one end "au naturel", but buy two of these and you'll be saving money in the long term - trust us on that. Each one comes with the necessary hardware to mount it to a deck, but you will need a drill to put them on.

This particular shape works well on the Tony Gale, Lillis Åkesson, and Felix Jonsson boards from Moonshine, the Postcard from Mode Skateboards, and the tail of the Nick Beaulieu deck from Moonshine - but that deck needs a different skid for the nose.

(Don't know how to fit skid plates? Look in the description below for a handy installation guide.)

These are Khiro‘s standard 1″ Phillips head bolts. No fuss, no muss. If you’re using thin risers, a thicker deck than usual or trucks with a thicker baseplate, this is the length you want.

However, if you’re combining any of those two things, definitely jump up a size; 1″ won’t cut it.

Synopsis are a bearing brand from Los Angeles that have been making a bit of a buzz on the internet for a while, and we're proud to be the first to stock them in the UK.

These are their standard "Blue Rays" bearings - effectively a Bones Reds equivalent in terms of performance. If you're just looking for a good, sturdy bearing without breaking the bank, these are a good choice.

However, where they really shine is what comes in the box. Every pack of Synopsis Blue Rays bearings includes replacement axle nuts1, a full pack of eight speed washers, bearing spacers (which you really should use!) and, most importantly, a little bottle of bearing lubricant. No matter how thrashed your setup, these will get you rolling smoothly again - and keep you rolling smoothly for a long time.

1: We highly recommend you use an axle rethreader to clean up your axle ends before replacing damaged axle nuts; a heavily damaged axle is just going to strip and ruin the new nuts.