Blueprint Home Heart complete 7.75″ blue/black skateboard

This board offers great value for money and can be used for all styles of skateboarding. Want to master a whole range of tricks and flips on the street? Then this is the board for you. Having a double kicktail is key if you are on a mission to master all skateboarding tricks.

• A 7-ply maple deck
• Comes with standard kingpin trucks
• Street-oriented wheels with a diameter of 52 mm
• Hard wheels with a durometer of 99A
• Hard bushings with a durometer of 88A
• The deck will come in the same color as seen in the pictures
• Available deck widths: 7.75"

Notice: Before use, check that all parts are properly tightened.

Specs:

Deck width: 7.75" (19.7cm)
Deck length: 31.125" (79.1cm)
Wheelbase: 14" (35.6cm)
Deck material: Maple, 7-ply
Deck features: Double kicktail
Wheel diameter: 52mm
Wheel hardness: 99A
Wheel material: PU casted
Bearing precision: ABEC-5
Concave: Medium
Deck Colors: Fixed Colors
Truck type: Standard kingpin, Standard hanger
Bushings: 88A
Griptape: Pre-gripped

How to choose your skateboard size?

• For a child up to 6 years old, we recommend a skateboard up to 7" wide.
• For a child between 6 and 10 years of age, a skateboard with a width between 7.0" and 7.5" inches would be recommended.
• 10 to 13 years old teenager would prefer a skateboard between 7.5" and 7.75", which is a medium size skateboard.
• Teenagers 14 years + and adults should choose a wider skateboard that is at least 7.75" inches or wider.

Make sure to check the rider's shoe size VS skateboard width to get a better idea of what size skateboard will work best.

6.5" → 23 - 28  
6.75" → 24 - 28  
6.825" → 6 - 30  
7.0" → 28 - 32  
7.125" → 29 - 33  
7.25" → 30 - 34  
7.375" → 31 - 35  
7.5" → 32 - 38  
7.625" → 33 - 39  
7.75" → 35 - 42  
7.875" → 35 - 42  
8" and wider → 42 and bigger

Does the length of the skateboard matter?

The length of the skateboard also plays an important role. The length of a skateboard is usually in balance with its width. The wider the skateboard, the longer it usually is. Shorter skateboards are easier to turn/steer (especially for children), while longer skateboards give more stability. However, the width of the skateboard is the most important factor to look out for, as in the skateboarding world it is the measure that best describes the final choice.

Turn temerity into safety!