Earthwing Raisin Hell 33 Longboard Skateboard Deck
MOLD:
This mold is a smaller version of the Hell Camino's mold. The unique rocker concave is created by pressing the mold down around the center spine of the deck. The edge rises gradually from the center up to the fenders allowing for a ton of clearance without being intrusive. When I say tons of clearance, we are talking 65mm without risers on traditional kingpin trucks tested. Keeping the center on a flat plane between the trucks creates a subtle "W" for rigid support, but you hardly know it's there.
CONSTRUCTIONS:
Going back to the early Drifter constructions, Earthwing Thermolam is back. The Miniglider comes in at a shocking 2.5 pounds with a thin 5 ply core. Because of the rigidity the mold provides, Earthwing went even thinner to get that flex that skaters like out of the miniglider. This is a quiet, quick pushing deck that can do it all, and go anywhere. Thermolam provides a looser torsional flex that helps you carve smoothly into the sunset with more forgiving ride.
If you are not familiar with the funnymen at Earthwing, take a look at the Raisin Hell, that pretty much explains it. Graphics don't matter, but this is a good one attached to a great, functional single kick. The 7ply Raisin Hell is an exact scaled version of the Hell Camino in every way. You guys wanted a smaller version, and Earthwing listened.
Specs:
- 33’ x 9.5”
- weight 3.35 lbs.
- 7ply maple
- deep wells
- Tail 6.5 / 7.25
- nose 3.25 - 4“
- wheelbase 17.5 - 19”
- new school hole patterns