Rip N Dip Lord Nermal Deck Purple / Black Red

Description

Rip N Dip Lord Nermal Deck | Skate board, red, unisex

The Lord Nermal graphic print brings the characteristic Rip N Dip brand visual to a classic skateboard deck. The red design with black and purple accents creates a distinctive streetwear aesthetic. The deck is intended for unisex use and is compatible with standard trucks and grip. It is suitable for both park riding and street tricks.

The construction meets the usual requirements for durability and pop in everyday use. The design emphasizes the durability of the print and the even shape of the tread, which helps control the board during maneuvers. The surface treatment reduces rapid wear of the graphics during routine maintenance. Check the hardware fastening before each ride.

Material

• 7-ply maple - traditional layer construction ensures balanced strength and flexibility.
• Polyurethane varnish on the surface protects the print against abrasion and moderate moisture.
• Epoxy glue between the layers for stable 'pop' and reduced risk of delamination.
• Warning: this is not a toy; use with appropriate protection (helmet, protectors) and regularly check the screws and trucks before riding.

FAQ

• Can I use this board in the skatepark and for street riding?
  Yes. The board is designed as a universal skate board suitable for street tricks and park riding; check the condition of the hardware and assembly before intensive use.
• How to best maintain the print and surface of the board?
  Clean the surface with a soft cloth and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture; regular maintenance and checking the fastening will minimize wear on the graphics.

Thestreets Tips

• The design is exactly as shown in the picture, the color holds up even after several rides. The board feels solid and handles well.
• I bought it for street tricks — the shape holds, the print did not peel off during normal use. Assembly was easy.
• The unisex cut and color combination works great with various setups. In normal use, the board coped with the demands of training and free riding.