TECH DECK, Primitive Pro Series Finger Board with Storage Display, Built for Pros; Authentic Mini Skateboards, Kids Toys for Ages 6 and up

Wouldn't buy. Bad quality. Lasted a day, then one wheel came off... unable to screw it back on. Foam padding started to come off, too. I paid over 72£ as xmas present. And when returning, I honestly had to pay return fees. Wouldn't buy again. Just a complete rip-off and not worth the money. I only gave 2 stars as my child really loved the design.

My son wanted a tech deck pro really badly. It lasted all but a day before it started falling apart, the bushings in the trucks snapped (rubbers) and the deck wouldn't roll properly. Biggest waste of $50 I've ever made. Don't buy one, they're very flimsy and poorly made

Nothing against Amazon here; Tech-Deck just dropped the ball HARD when they made these, the board itself is decent, the grip tape that is pre-installed is fine... Oh boy are the wheels bad, they cracked immediately, bearing seized to the truck, so when I tried to take it off, ripped the wheel off the bearing itself... Pictures above to prove. Literally buy any other fingerboard than Tech-Deck if you actually want to enjoy fingerboarding

Came in as expected, works and sounds great, haven’t had any problems with it yet, but it’s great, still not sure it was worth the $40, but I got what I expected. I do see the griptape possibly becoming a problem, maybe peeling off or something, but it’s probably not gonna happen. Overall 10/10, of course my opinion can change, but I do think for $40 bucks it may not be worth it, unless you have the money, or it’s something you really want. Also it comes in a pretty cool way, so that’s great. The size is pretty weird, but I’ve gotten used to it. It’s not the easiest to use, obviously because of the amount of tricks you can learn, and even learning to just do an Ollie. Might be a rare ask for Christmas, as many kids aren’t really into tech decks/finger boarding, but it’s definitely fun for kids, I can say that. Comes with a cool fingerboard t-tool, so that’s cool as well.

The price does seem crazy but by "pro fingerboard" standards, it's really not. I believe Tech Deck did an excellent job offering a next-level product that's more accessible than its contemporaries within this niche industry. We all start learning on a basic Tech Deck from Walmart but just like any hobby or skill, as you advance in skill, you want improvements to your equipment. Tech Deck provided just that. Some things I would like to see improved if they continue this product line in the future would be a little more value for the price. Little anti-slide tabs for the bottom of the ledge would go a long way. An additional set of wheels. And a stronger board graphic that doesn't chip away too easily. It's nice to see the real-time wear and tear of the deck graphic that is reminiscent of an actual skateboard deck but the graphic feels too flaky from the box. Performing one ollie already took a large chip from the tail and it's just continued through further use.