Santa Cruz Meek Slasher 10.1" Decoder Complete Skateboard

Jessup black griptape 10" x 40"(1 meter) standard grits. The most used griptape in skateboard. With 10"(24.5cm) in width, this griptape is wide enough to cover Old School skateboards and longboards. Very easy to apply on all types of concaves and materials.

When you buy griptape at the same time as a deck, we can apply it for you for free upon request

Independent Skateboard Trucks 169mm. The Stage 11 includes a baseplate update while the hanger remains the same. 169mm works best on decks width 9" to 9.5"

The cavity holes in the baseplate have been filled, making it perfectly balanced and virtually indestructible! The pinch has been moved back a tad to add strength without changing the geometry that makes Indys turn so damn good.


Features

- Sold per truck
- Hanger Length: 162mm
- Axl Length: 8.9"
- BOARD RANGE:9.5"-10.00"

Semi-flexible flat riser pads. Riser pads to raise the ground clearance of the skateboard to prevent wheelbite and isolate the deck from trucks to reduce vibration. 6-hole pads, compatible with New School and Old School drillins patterns. Available in 1/8" (3mm), 1/4" (6mm), 3/8" (9mm), & 1/2" (12mm). Sold in pairs

What screw size should I use?

Pads 1/8": 1" to 1.125" screws
Pads 1/4": 1.125" to 1.25" screws
Pads 3/8" and 1/2": 1.5" screws

The Nut Abec-7 bearings are specially designed to meet the demands of skateboarding and roller skating. High-quality materials and precise assembly ensure optimal performance, providing both excellent speed and resistance to wear and impact. Both sides are sealed with a removable, frictionless rubber shield for easy cleaning. The bearings feature seven pre-lubricated steel balls with low-viscosity oil and stainless steel rings. Nut Abec-7 bearings guarantee speed, durability, and easy maintenance. Set of 8 bearings.

Santa Cruz Slime Balls OG wheels straight out of the 1980s. 60mm diameter, soft and comfortable 78A durometer. The perfect addition for cruising on old-school skateboards. 40.4mm width (30.1mm contact patch). Centerset core. Limited edition Rob Roskopp series featuring the Face II graphic drawn by Jimbo Phillips. Set of 4 wheels.

Rob Roskopp History

Rob Roskopp is an American skateboarder born in 1963 in Detroit. Rob landed in California in 1982 and turned pro for Santa Cruz Skateboards a few months later, remaining with them until 1991. During these years, Rob Roskopp traveled all over the world for demos and appeared in numerous videos. His favorite terrains are ramps and bowls. In the early 1990s, Rob briefly served as a manager for Sims Skateboards. In 1993, Rob co-founded the Santa Cruz Bicycle mountain bike company, which he then led until 2023.