Product Blog: WUSH Decks – Camo Split
February 14, 2018 by MartinB. | 1:58 pm
WUSH Decks are made by Jamie – based in Bristol, UK. There are not that many fingerboard companies in the UK so I´m really happy to show you some love from the UK today. Check out this nice WUSH Decks “Camo Split”:
Shape:
Low concave with medium kicks and a short wheelbase. This deck is about 34mm wide. As you can see on this well defined shape, these decks are pressed in a metal mold (NFB).
More:
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This deck is a splitply deck. The green/camo part of the is printed directly on the wood mixed together with some solid brown wood and you get an awesome bottom ply. Woodprints are really rare in these days. Back in the days this was the only way to get graphics on the deck instead of a sticker on the bottom ply. And for a woodprint deck the color of the printed part is really solid and really good. The holes on this deck are perfect like the shape and all the rounded edges. This deck is professionally made. Good job Jamie!
WUSH Decks are available at the WUSH online shop: Click! This “Camo Split” deck is not available at the moment, but there are a few other decks in stock. Go and check out the WUSH X AMBT collabo for example:
“Yes it’s here, Ambt is back and it’s time for both Bristol company’s to collaborate!! Graphics by Ambt, decks by Wush. Limited release.”
There are a few other options available. If you want a hand painted Wush in a particular size? Not too fussed about the design? Pick your size from the drop down menu on the website and Jamie will handle everything else. Graphics will be handpainted, but if there is any Wush design you want in particular then please send Jamie an e-mail. The Decks will be between 96mm / 97.5 in length, please e-mail if you require a certain length. If you want to use this service: Click!
You should follow Jamie on instagram to get the latest updates about WUSH deck: @wushdecks New releases and upcoming stock will always shared on instagram first. This is a company to keep an eye on.
THX a lot Jamie!
All images are hosted on my flickr: Click!
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