Symmetrical - Go both ways with symmetrical board design. Generally found in freeride and downhill decks, these boards allow the rider to skate both regular and switch without changing up their stance.
Drop Through - Drop through decks are lower to the ground and enjoy increase stability without sacrificing maneuverability.
Drop Down - A lowered foot platform provides the most stable ride and gives your feet pockets to lock into while skating. These boards are also easier for pushing and foot-breaking.
Medium Cave - The perfect middle ground, enough concave that you always feel glued to your board, but not too much to hurt your feet during a longer cruise.
Out of the box, it’s fully dialed with Bear Gen 6 Bear trucks. This setup provides deep, responsive carves and smooth transitions into drifts, giving riders total control in technical terrain. The 74mm Plow King GT Hawgs wheels, known for their excellent grip, will give you traction while making hard turns. The deck measures 40” long, 10” wide and a wheelbase of 31”. When it comes to downhill racing, the Switchblade has proven itself as a true contender, consistently topping podiums in competitive events. The deck’s aggressive concave and deep foot pockets lock your feet in place, providing a secure stance that enhances confidence during long stand-up slides and quick speed checks. Its low center of gravity reduces the risk of speed wobbles, making high-speed slides more stable and easier to initiate. The combination of the drop-deck and the drop-through mounting also makes it perfect for long-distance pushing. Whether you’re learning stand-ups, perfecting pre-drifts, pushing across the city or sending massive slides down steep hills, the Switchblade’s design and setup provide the ideal combination of control, comfort, and confidence for a wide variety of style.
