Baker - Andrew Reynolds Pots & Flowers 8.5 Skateboard Deck
Baker - Andrew Reynolds Pots & Flowers 8.5 Skateboard Deck is built for all-round skating with a clean shape and pro-level construction.
- 8.5" width: Versatile size for street, park, and transition skating.
- Mellow concave: Subtle curve for a stable feel with consistent board control.
- 100% hard rock Canadian maple: Strong construction with reliable pop and feel.
- Artwork by Mike Gigliotti: Unique graphic tied to Reynolds’ pro model.
A solid everyday deck with clean shape, smooth feel, and trusted Baker performance.
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Baker - Andrew Reynolds Pots & Flowers 8.5 Skateboard Deck
Baker - Andrew Reynolds Pots & Flowers 8.5 Skateboard Deck
Baker - Andrew Reynolds Pots & Flowers 8.5 Skateboard Deck is built for all-round skating with a clean shape and pro-level construction.
- 8.5" width: Versatile size for street, park, and transition skating.
- Mellow concave: Subtle curve for a stable feel with consistent board control.
- 100% hard rock Canadian maple: Strong construction with reliable pop and feel.
- Artwork by Mike Gigliotti: Unique graphic tied to Reynolds’ pro model.
A solid everyday deck with clean shape, smooth feel, and trusted Baker performance.
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Original: $69.14
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Baker - Andrew Reynolds Pots & Flowers 8.5 Skateboard Deck is built for all-round skating with a clean shape and pro-level construction.
- 8.5" width: Versatile size for street, park, and transition skating.
- Mellow concave: Subtle curve for a stable feel with consistent board control.
- 100% hard rock Canadian maple: Strong construction with reliable pop and feel.
- Artwork by Mike Gigliotti: Unique graphic tied to Reynolds’ pro model.
A solid everyday deck with clean shape, smooth feel, and trusted Baker performance.
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