Vision Jinx (Marty Jimenez) Old school style skateboard deck. Same classic shape as the original from the 1980s but with a new, updated concave. The modern concave is more pronounced, and better suited for today's tricks. Double kick deck, featuring a genuine concave. 7-ply maple construction. 10" x 30.25". Made in the USA. Free black Jessup grip tape included (applied upon request).
Mounting advices
We would recommend traditional geometry trucks with a width of 169mm (such as Independent 169). The choice of wheels depends on the usage, but a diameter between 56 and 60mm (consider using 1/4" riser pads) is a good match. Prefer a soft durometer (lower than 90A) if the usage is primarily cruising or pump track, or 95A and above for skatepark riding.
About Vision Skateboards
Vision Skateboards is among the pioneering brands. Founded in 1976 by Brad Dorfman, the brand has changed ownership several times since, but continues to manufacture its boards in the USA. During the 1980s, Vision also produced skateboards for the Sims Skateboards. In addition to skateboarding, Vision has a rich history in the old school BMX scene. Mark Gonzales & Mark "Gator" Rogowski are the most iconic team riders from the past.
Marty Jimenez (Aka Jinx)
Jinx is an American pro skateboarder from the 1980s. In 1984, Marty had a stint as a editor at Transworld Skateboard Magazine. From 1986 to 1991, Jinx was the creative director at Vision. Since 1999, Marty Jimenez has been the artistic director for the Volcom brand.
