Santa Cruz Skateboards Sneak Peak Of The Salba Tiger Reissue Deck 🐅

Today we are stoked to talk about and put to the test the 10.3 x 31.1 Salba 'Tiger' Reissue Deck! This board features one of the sickest graphics of all time! We've also got an adjustable wheelbase on this one, meaning you can choose between 14.5 inch and 15 inch options. This board is NOT out yet but will be coming soon! Be sure to ask your local shop to save you one! We put Santa Cruz Skateboards Brand Manager Andrew Cannon to the test with three different challenges to find out how this setup skates! Let us know in the comments below what challenges we should throw in the bins next!

This weeks product setup:

10.3 x 31.1 Salba 'Tiger' Reissue Deck

159 Forged Hollow Independent Trucks

56mm 101a Erick Winkowski Hardline Elite Urethane OJ Wheels

Bronson G3s

7/8ths Indy Allen Bolts

Black MoB Grip

Jereme Knibbs and Maurio McCoy battle it out at an iconic Miami Bump to Bar and overcome any and all obstacles that arise during their session. From Knibbs getting a special board delivery via Lyft with the help of Illegal Civ Pro Kevin White, to Maurio completely switching up his trick from Nollie Flip to Frontside Bigspin, our dudes stopped at nothing until they rolled away on the other side of the bar. Post up with Jereme Knibbs, Maurio McCoy, and Kevin Braun as they rap about what went into getting those tricks and how the squad collectively stayed hyped until the last roll away.

Screaming Vlog 39 begins with Kevin Braun, Jereme Knibbs, Jake Wooten, and Erick Winkowski to discuss hardest/best tricks. You ever see a buttery Nollie Casper Flip? Switch Heel Primo? 360 Body Varials going Frontside OR Backside? We’ve got you covered with some rarely seen gems in this one for sure! We continue the day at Chicano Skatepark for a sunset session with SC Team Manager Eric Palozzolo & Master Lensmen Nick Hanson & Joe Perrin in the mix for some big laughs and bigger shredding with the SC crew. To cap things off, we sneak away to a promising bump to bar where Knibbs proceeds to go to work for an upcoming video project