The Black Label "Welcome to 1988 Colors" Deck is a big one: a full 10" wide on Black Label's custom "Jumbotron" shape. It's made for pools, bowls, ditches, and cruising, or for anyone who wants a board with serious real estate under their feet. It's built from 7-ply hardwood maple with assorted top and bottom stains, so no two are exactly alike.
Specifications
| Brand | Black Label Skateboards |
| Graphic | Welcome to 1988 Colors |
| Shape | Custom 10" "Jumbotron" |
| Width | 10" |
| Length | 32.25" |
| Wheelbase | 14.325" |
| Construction | 7-Ply Hardwood Maple Laminate |
| Stains | Assorted top and bottom |
| Grip Tape | Not included |
More Info
Why We Like It
- Custom Jumbotron shape: Black Label's own 10" shape, made for skating big.
- 10" width: A huge, stable platform that's perfect for transition, pools, and carving.
- 14.325" wheelbase: Balanced for a wide board, so it still turns and carves nicely.
- 7-ply hardwood maple: Strong, poppy, and built to take a beating.
- Assorted top and bottom stains: Every deck's a little different.
- Welcome to 1988 Colors graphic: Old-school Black Label vibes on a modern shape.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is the Black Label Welcome to 1988 deck?
It's 10" wide by 32.25" long with a 14.325" wheelbase, on Black Label's custom Jumbotron shape.
Who is a 10" deck for?
Anyone who skates pools, bowls, and transition, likes to cruise and carve, or just wants a really wide, stable board. For technical street skating, a narrower deck will feel quicker.
Will my deck look exactly like the photo?
The graphic's the same, but the top and bottom stains are assorted, so your colors might differ from the photo.
What trucks should I run on a 10" deck?
You'll want wide trucks with about a 10" axle, like Independent 215s.
Does it come with grip tape?
Nope, deck only. Grip, trucks, wheels, and hardware are sold separately, or we can set it up for you at the shop.