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This Duck Decks Skate Shop Bench is a miniature replica of the iconic Emerica-style shoe bench, sized at 173mm x 53mm x 55mm.
It is a fun fingerboard obstacle with a smooth, satisfying feel that is perfect for grinds, slides, wallies, and even hippie jumps.
Updated for 2026, this version is made with a more durable material for improved performance and longevity. We recommend using sticky tack or non-sliders (fingerboard foam tape) on the bottom to keep it securely in place.
Note: Listing is for one bench only. Fingerboard not included.
Super cool just like outside my local skateshop. Normally dont go for plastic but its a really solid piece and is a good height.
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it was good but the wheels got stucked sometimes
What can I say? I ordered a blem slab and when I got it, I couldn’t see the blem also I commend them on their shipping. They are fast. They rapid in bubble wrap, and then it goes in its separate on box inside the box mind you. I got this a slab with also the concrete rise, fountain, slab or ledge I mean, and then the little bench and it was a heavy box and everything nothing was damaged came perfect. Like I said I ordered a blem and I couldn’t find the blem on it.
Really collapse just to add to the little park set up. I have it looks like you know kind of kind of like applause of vibe grind good specially for like tail blunts nose it grinds for everything and it just looks cool. Would recommend somebody to buy it yes.
I had been eyeing this obstacle since the day it popped up on one of my YouTube feeds. I was like what and I just got into finger boarding like I don’t know a couple like within like the last six months, but I started taking it more serious after I got a package from teak and then I saw this on their website so I had to get it. It’s outstanding it’s from the water resin to the curve ledge great for Manny. He’s great for flipping flip out you could slap you around the fountain it’s just all around 12 out of 10.
Works great and made well. Can't tell it's a blem at all.
