
KROOKED SKATEBOARDS - WORREST NEON ROBOT 8.3" TWIN TAIL SLICK DECK
Style / SKU: 100230099BW00
Eliminate nose-versus-tail guesswork and slide across sticky surfaces with the Krooked Skateboards Worrest Neon Robot 8.3" Twin Tail Slick Deck. Designed as a pro model for Bobby Worrest, this deck combines a fully symmetrical shape with a slick bottom veneer for effortless switch skating and high-speed ledge control.
Crafted by Deluxe Distribution using 7-ply North American maple, this board features identical nose and tail dimensions and concave geometry, allowing you to skate switch, fakie, or regular without changing your stance feel. The bottom graphic features a integrated slick layer that glides over un-waxed curbs, rough concrete ledges, and wooden copings with minimal resistance. Measuring 8.3" wide by 31.9" long with a 14.4" wheelbase, the shape delivers a versatile width profile for technical street skating and ledge heavy-hitters.
Technical Specifications & Product Attributes
Engineered with symmetrical twin-tail geometry, slick bottom veneer, and 7-ply North American maple:
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Brand: Krooked Skateboards
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Pro Model: Bobby Worrest
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Graphic Name: Neon Robot
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Item Number / SKU: 100230099BW00
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Width: 8.3 Inches
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Length: 31.9 Inches
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Wheelbase: 14.4 Inches
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Deck Shape: Fully Symmetrical Twin Tail & Twin Nose Concave
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Bottom Technology: Slick Bottom Veneer for Reduced Grind Friction
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Construction: 100% North American 7-Ply Hard Rock Maple
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Key Features: Symmetrical geometry for seamless switch skating, slick bottom layer for longer slides on rough surfaces, pro-grade Deluxe pop
Product Summary
The Krooked Worrest Neon Robot Slick Deck (100230099BW00) measures 8.3" x 31.9" with a 14.4" wheelbase. Built with 7-ply North American maple, Bobby Worrest's pro model features a fully symmetrical twin tail shape and a slick bottom veneer for smooth slides across sticky ledges.
Keywords: Krooked Skateboards, Bobby Worrest Deck, Twin Tail Skateboard, Slick Bottom Deck, 8.3 Skateboard Deck, Deluxe Distribution, Krooked Columbus, Symmetrical Skate Deck.