BLEM Session x Teak Two-Face - 17" Wooden Fingerboard Halfpipe, Steel + Acrylic - FINAL SALE
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Pro-Rider Tested
BLEM Session x Teak obstacles are fully functional, but have a minor imperfection. Obstacles may have been hit a little too hard by the sander, have a small gap in a seam, or contain similar small flaws.
These Blems are the perfect base for stickers or a DIY project, or for just being enjoyed as is. FINAL SALE: blems cannot be returned or exchanged.
The Two-Face is a 17 inch fingerboard halfpipe in Baltic birch, with a teal acrylic ledge on one coping side and stainless steel coping on the other.
Flip it to change the ride. The acrylic side runs fast and buttery, the steel side gives you that locked in click on grinds. It's the heaviest piece in the Session x Teak line at 3.5 pounds and the only one carrying two coping materials on one ramp, so the same transition reads differently depending on which way you point it.
- Size: 17 x 8 x 6 in
- Coping, side one: teal matte acrylic ledge, cut to length
- Coping, side two: stainless steel
- Transition: smooth radius, dialed for first drop-ins and for pro lines
- Build: laser cut, glued, and hand sanded in Rochester, NY
Includes: 1 Two-Face Halfpipe (blem), fully assembled. Fingerboard not included.
Details
The Build
Every Session x Teak piece starts as a design our own crew rides before it goes into production. We laser cut the parts from high grade Baltic birch plywood, glue and assemble them by hand, then hand sand every edge until the lips and landings feel finished. Every obstacle is handcrafted start to finish in our Rochester, NY shop. Session Fingerboards is part of the Teak Tuning family, and the Session x Teak collaboration line is where our fingerboarding obstacles come from.
Materials and Wear
Baltic birch body with both coping materials the line uses: matte acrylic and stainless steel. The acrylic slides faster as it wears in and the steel polishes where you grind. Carry it by the platform rather than the coping, and keep it out of direct sun.
Care
Keep it dry and indoors. Plywood swells if it sits in moisture, so keep it off damp surfaces and wipe it with a dry cloth. Use a dry cloth on the acrylic and skip solvents and polish, they haze the finish.
Blem Condition
This is a blem: fully functional, with a minor cosmetic imperfection such as an over-sanded edge, a small gap in a seam, or a similar small flaw. Blems are sold as-is at a discount and are FINAL SALE, so they cannot be returned or exchanged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who makes Session x Teak obstacles?
Session Fingerboards is part of the Teak Tuning family, established in 2025. Every piece in the line is designed, laser cut, glued, and hand sanded start to finish in our Rochester, NY shop.
Is it solid wood?
The body is high grade Baltic birch plywood, laser cut and glued up in house. It's real wood all the way through, not a printed plastic shell, so the faces hold their shape session after session.
What's different about each side?
The coping. One side carries a teal matte acrylic ledge that runs fast and quiet, the other a stainless steel bar that locks grinds in with a click. Both transitions share one flat bottom, so you can pump between them.
Does it fit all fingerboards?
Yes. These are open riding surfaces scaled for standard fingerboards, so deck width doesn't matter: narrow old school decks, 32mm and 34mm standards, and 36mm and wider shapes all ride the same obstacles.
How does it wear over time?
Each material breaks in its own way. Bare birch scuffs and burnishes darker where you ride it, acrylic scuffs in and slides faster, and stainless steel polishes where you grind. All of it is wear, not damage, and the obstacle rides better for it.
Do I need to assemble anything?
No. Every obstacle ships fully assembled and padded from our Rochester, NY shop. Unbox it and ride.
Can I return a blem?
No. Blems are sold as-is at a discount and are final sale. Every blem is fully functional, and the flaw is cosmetic only.
Build the Park
The two biggest transitions in the line, built for the same desk park.
View the The Wall XL →Small Parts. Not suitable for children under the age of 14.