This is Stefan Lillis Åkesson’s new pro model on Moonshine Skateboards. With the same solid bidirectional shape as his previous deck, the Druid is great for whatever you want to throw at it. It features steeper tails for ollies and impossibles, short overall length for footwork and shuvits, and mellow concave to minimise pain during caspers while also giving you good mid-air control, making this a great first freestyle deck or a perfect choice for a more experienced and well-rounded freestyler.

Specifications:

Length: 28.5″
Width: 7.3″
Wheelbase: 12.75″
Nose/Tail: 5.75″

We recommend Offset skid plates or Seismic skid plates to fit this board.

Paris are largely known for their longboard trucks, but their "street" trucks are truly top-notch. Combining solid construction with a top-quality finish, these are definitely premium trucks.

These 108mm trucks are perfect for freestyle use; coming in taller than most trucks and with a big square space on the baseplate, it's almost like they were made with stationary freestyle combos in mind.

Throw them on any freestyle deck between 7.25" and 7.4" wide and you're bound to have a great time. We recommend coupling these with a deck such as the Moonshine Kill Your Idols and the freestyle wheels of your choice.

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.)

Abec11's Biltin bearings have been an open secret for a long time. Sought after for their integrated half-spacers and washers, these are a solid and easy to service bearing that will run and run. They even come affixed to a bolt in a dedicated tube which is designed to facilitate easier cleaning; just replace them on the bolt after a session, pour in some rubbing alcohol, citrus cleaner, or surgical spirit, and shake them clean.

(Make sure you relubricate them before you put them back in your wheels, though!)

Khiro's bushings are world-renowned for their high quality and wide range of options. These are their KBAC-2 bushings; they use the same technology and design as the KBAC-1 bushings, but the top cone bushing is much taller. More urethane means more resistance and more rebound. Of course, it still has an aluminium insert to keep the bushing locked around the kingpin, so again, you don't need to use the top washer.

Not all trucks have a long enough kingpin to use these KBAC-2 bushings. Please check the measurements below before purchasing. If in doubt, go with the KBAC-1 bushings instead.

Note that Khiro's bushings come in single-truck packs, which means you'll need two packs to upgrade both trucks.

Currently we only stock these in 95a and 98a, but we can obtain other hardnesses. If you would like these in another hardness, please contact us.

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.