The Zero Lightning Complete Skateboard is a ready-to-ride 7.75" setup with a deck dipped in a glow-in-the-dark finish, so your board lights up after the sun goes down. It arrives pre-assembled and pre-gripped with Zero-branded trucks, wheels, and bearings, so you can unbox it and start skating.
Why Skaters Choose the Zero Lightning Complete
- Glow-in-the-dark dip finish: The GITD dipped deck stands out at the park and glows after it's been charged by light.
- Ready to skate: Comes fully assembled with grip tape applied, no tools or setup needed.
- All-Zero components: Matching Zero-branded trucks, wheels, and bearings for a cohesive, quality setup.
- Resin7 construction: A Resin7 layup with medium concave gives a dependable, responsive feel for flip tricks and everyday riding.
- Hard 100A wheels: 52mm, 100A wheels roll fast and slide well on smooth surfaces like skateparks and street spots.
Specifications
| Brand | Zero Skateboards |
| Model | Lightning Complete |
| Finish | Glow-in-the-Dark Dipped |
| Deck Width | 7.75" |
| Deck Length | 32.0" |
| Wheelbase | 14.0" |
| Construction | Resin7 Layup |
| Concave | Medium |
| Wheels | Zero Multi Skull, White, 52mm, 100A |
| Trucks | Zero Branded, Black Painted |
| Bearings | Zero Branded, ABEC 5 |
| Grip Tape | Pre-applied |
| Assembly | Pre-assembled, ready to ride |
Who Is This Complete For?
At 7.75" wide with a 14.0" wheelbase, the Lightning is a great fit for younger or smaller skaters, beginners who want a quality first board, and street skaters who prefer a narrower, lighter-feeling deck for flip tricks. It also makes an easy, standout gift since it's ready to skate out of the box.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Zero Lightning complete really glow in the dark?
Yes. The deck has a glow-in-the-dark dipped finish that glows after exposure to light.
Is this skateboard ready to ride?
Yes. It comes pre-assembled and pre-gripped with trucks, wheels, and bearings installed.
What size is the Zero Lightning complete?
The deck measures 7.75" wide by 32.0" long with a 14.0" wheelbase and rides on 52mm wheels.
Is a 7.75" skateboard good for beginners?
A 7.75" deck is a popular choice for younger and smaller riders and for street-focused skaters. Riders with larger feet, or those who prefer more stability for ramps and transition, often go wider at 8.0" to 8.5".
Are 100A wheels good for rough streets?
100A wheels are hard, which makes them fast and slide-friendly on smooth concrete and skatepark surfaces. On rough pavement they'll feel bumpier and louder than softer cruiser wheels.