Ethic Scooter Deck Erawan Black

The Hydra Deck is constructed from patented hydroformed tubing, which allows us to make it the lightest deck ever created (by far!). This revolutionary design removes the weakest point of the deck, replacing it with a smooth contour that distributes stress across the entire length of the deck. The same comfy concave as our street decks makes this deck extra ergonomic and responsive under your feet. This deck is a must have for any park rider looking to take their tricks to the next level.

Note: We don't recommend this deck for people who frequently break decks or grind on  rough surfaces.

Specs:

5" x 19.5" and 5" x 20.5"
Solid Aluminum Dropout Inserts
Fits up to 24x120mm wheels
1.9 lb and 2.2 lb before accessories
83° HTA

With a lean-to-steer frame and ultra-wide, three-wheel design, Birdie is easy to control. Moving left or right is as simple as shifting body weight—providing more stability, enhancing balance, and improving coordination.

The Hydra Deck is constructed from patented hydroformed tubing, which allows us to make it the lightest deck ever created (by far!). This revolutionary design removes the weakest point of the deck, replacing it with a smooth contour that distributes stress across the entire length of the deck. The same comfy concave as our street decks makes this deck extra ergonomic and responsive under your feet. This deck is a must have for any park rider looking to take their tricks to the next level.

Note: We don't recommend this deck for people who frequently break decks or grind on  rough surfaces.

Specs:

5" x 19.5" and 5" x 20.5"
Solid Aluminum Dropout Inserts
Fits up to 24x120mm wheels
1.9 lb and 2.2 lb before accessories
83° HTA

The Envy Hand Grip v2's come on all of their 2016 models, and they are comfy! The new compound and design is comfortable and provides alot of traction and grip for your hands. They come about 6" long and include 2 sets of bar ends, one for steel bars and aluminum.

Sold in Pairs.

With a lean-to-steer frame and ultra-wide, three-wheel design, Birdie is easy to control. Moving left or right is as simple as shifting body weight—providing more stability, enhancing balance, and improving coordination.

With a lean-to-steer frame and ultra-wide, three-wheel design, Birdie is easy to control. Moving left or right is as simple as shifting body weight—providing more stability, enhancing balance, and improving coordination.

With a lean-to-steer frame and ultra-wide, three-wheel design, Birdie is easy to control. Moving left or right is as simple as shifting body weight—providing more stability, enhancing balance, and improving coordination.

With a lean-to-steer frame and ultra-wide, three-wheel design, Birdie is easy to control. Moving left or right is as simple as shifting body weight—providing more stability, enhancing balance, and improving coordination.

With a lean-to-steer frame and ultra-wide, three-wheel design, Birdie is easy to control. Moving left or right is as simple as shifting body weight—providing more stability, enhancing balance, and improving coordination.

With a lean-to-steer frame and ultra-wide, three-wheel design, Birdie is easy to control. Moving left or right is as simple as shifting body weight—providing more stability, enhancing balance, and improving coordination.

With a lean-to-steer frame and ultra-wide, three-wheel design, Birdie is easy to control. Moving left or right is as simple as shifting body weight—providing more stability, enhancing balance, and improving coordination.

With a lean-to-steer frame and ultra-wide, three-wheel design, Birdie is easy to control. Moving left or right is as simple as shifting body weight—providing more stability, enhancing balance, and improving coordination.

With a lean-to-steer frame and ultra-wide, three-wheel design, Birdie is easy to control. Moving left or right is as simple as shifting body weight—providing more stability, enhancing balance, and improving coordination.

With a lean-to-steer frame and ultra-wide, three-wheel design, Birdie is easy to control. Moving left or right is as simple as shifting body weight—providing more stability, enhancing balance, and improving coordination.