Product Blog: Goo Fingerboards – Splitply Deck
September 2, 2018 by MartinB. | 12:29 pm
Recycling is important. Not only beacuse of all the garbage and our planet, you could recycle things and creat great new products. And this is what John is doing. John is based in Omaha, Nebraska and owns GOO FB. This fingerboard and skateboard company from the Midwest of the USA creates fingerboard decks out of recycled skateboard decks. Check out a really nice GOO FB 34mm splitply deck right now:
Shape:
All Goo decks are available in a low and a medium shape. This should be the medium one in 34mm width.
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Every piece of wood on this bootom ply is part of a super cool splitply deck. You got that colored part on the tail and the classic checkerboard on the nose. The splitply is clean done and you won´t feel the parts of the wood. The colors are super strong and shiny and the paint gives the whole deck a super smooth finish. On the top ply there is a GOO logo painting. The holes on this deck are straight and clean. The craftmanship is overall really good and all the edges are perfect round. I mean, check this out:
This is “just” a good fingerboard. You need more? I don´t think so! Fingerboarder always look for the rarest fingerboard decks. Nobody else should have the same one. So this is your chance!
If you order a deck at GOO you´re not only getting a deck. You will get a neopren “See You In Hell” beer cooler and a sheet of the GOO tape. The GOO tape is soft and nice, deep black and it works. You get a free holo sticker with every sheet of tape. And if you are quick enough, there is a small batch of creative fingerboard decks available on the GOO website RIGHT NOW: Click! After reading this you have checked the website and the stock is gone? Well, that happends sometimes. Go to the GOO instagram page, follow the page and show some love: @goo.fb ! The next stock announcement will be up for sure.
Thanks a lot for this awesome deck, John. I really can´t believe you only have 905 followers on instagram! You did a great job on this one and I will keep an eye on you ;-)
All images are hosted on my flickr: Click!
The camera I´ve used for these pictures ► http://bit.ly/fingerboardtvcamera
The lens I´ve used for these pictures ► http://bit.ly/fingerboardtvmacro
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