The Toy Machine Devil Cat Complete Skateboard puts Ed Templeton's classic Devil Cat on an 8.0" x 31.5" setup that's ready to skate the minute it's out of the box. It's built on a 7-ply North American maple deck with Ruckus trucks, Toy Machine 52mm wheels, and Toy Machine ABEC-5 bearings. At 8.0", it's quick and easy to flip, a great pick for street skating, smaller feet, or anyone who wants a light, responsive board.
Specifications
| Brand | Toy Machine |
| Graphic | Devil Cat (Ed Templeton) |
| Color | White |
| Deck Size | 8.0" x 31.5" |
| Wheelbase | 14" |
| Concave | Mellow to medium |
| Deck Construction | 7-ply North American maple |
| Trucks | Ruckus |
| Wheels | Toy Machine 52mm, 100A |
| Bearings | Toy Machine ABEC-5, shielded |
| Assembly | Fully assembled, ready to ride |
More Info
Why We Like It
- Ready to skate: Fully assembled. No tools, no setup.
- The Devil Cat: One of Toy Machine's most iconic graphics, drawn by founder Ed Templeton.
- 8.0" width: A classic street size that's quick to flip and easy to control.
- Mellow to medium concave: A comfortable, all-around feel under your feet.
- Ruckus trucks: Sized to match the 8.0" deck.
- Toy Machine 52mm, 100A wheels: Hard and fast, great at the park and on smooth spots.
- Toy Machine ABEC-5 bearings: Shielded for a smooth, long-lasting roll.
Who Is This For?
The Devil Cat complete is a great pick for teens and adults who want a quality first board, skaters with smaller feet who like a quick 8.0", or anyone replacing a beat-up setup. Not sure about size? Swing by the shop and we'll help you out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it ready to ride?
Yep. It comes fully assembled, ready to skate.
What size is the Devil Cat complete?
The deck is 8.0" wide by 31.5" long with a 14" wheelbase.
Are 100A wheels good for street?
They're hard and fast, which is great at the park and on smooth spots. On really rough pavement they'll feel bumpier than softer wheels.
Who drew the Devil Cat?
Ed Templeton, the pro skater and artist who started Toy Machine.