| Age | Width x Length | Wheelbase |
|---|---|---|
| 3-6 | 7.25" x 27" | 10.5" |
| 4-8 | 7.5" x 28.25" | 11.25" |
| 6-10 | 7.75" x 30" | 13" |
| 8-12 | 7.8" x 31" | 13.5" |
| 10-14 | 8" x 31.25" | 13.75" |
| 14-16+ | 8.25" x 31.5" | 14" |
DELIVERIES
If you have any other questions, please check our FAQs page or email customercare@santacruzskateboards.eu
If you believe your goods are faulty, please contact our customer service team at customercare@santacruzskateboards.eu along with any information and any images outlining any defects or damage.
RETURNS - APPAREL
If you're not happy with your items for any reason, you can return them to us within 14 days of receiving them for a full refund if they are in a saleable, unworn, unused condition, or at a subsidised refund if the value of the goods are diminished as a result of handling the goods by the customer.
We are unable to accept exchanges - orders should be returned and re-placed.
RETURNS - SKATEBOARDS
We will only accept an item as faulty if there is a manufacturing fault. This does not include decks damaged due to skating error. Most snapped decks occur when a trick is landed incorrectly or if your feet are not positioned over the trucks. We cannot take responsibility for any damage caused by misuse.
Please note that once skateboard hardware or grip tape has been applied to a deck, it cannot be returned for an exchange or refund. All decks must be returned in an un-skated and re-sellable condition.
If you think your deck has a manufacturing fault, please email us photos before returning it, as we can assess many boards through this process and avoid sending it back unnecessarily. We will only process the exchange or refund if we deem the item as faulty.
RETURNS ADDRESS
F.A.O Santa Cruz Customer Service
Email customercare@santacruzskateboards.eu
You can see our full returns and cancellation policies in the sites Terms and Conditions.
Malba Tombstone Reissue Skateboard Deck 10.24" x 29.72"
Size:
10.24
Description
Description
7-ply North American Maple pressed individually using epoxy¬ómaking a strong, responsive deck with long-lasting pop and consistent concave and kick.
In the late 70s and early 80s, Santa Cruz led the charge from flat decks with little or no concave to the infamous tech concaves of the late 80s. Early 80s concave is based on this evolution, with defined, mellow side-to-side concave and slight tail kick that was found on Santa Cruz's Street Skate, RS/C, and pro models like the Malba Tombstone.
