Does Walmart still sell tech decks?

Is fingerboarding still a thing?

Fingerboards are also used by skateboarders as 3-D model visual aids to understand potential tricks and maneuvers. Fingerboarding is popular in Europe, Singapore, Asia and the United States, and there is growing popularity in Eastern Europe.

Are there tech decks?

Tech Deck is a popular line of miniature skateboards and related products. The Tech Deck line includes miniaturized versions of real skateboards, as well as ramps, rails, and other skateboarding accessories. Since its inception, Tech Deck has become one of the most popular brands of miniature skateboards.
 

How old are tech decks?

But Tech Decks, created in the late ’90s by toy distributors Peter Asher and Tom Davidson (with help from pro skater Chet Thomas as well as Asher’s middle-school-aged son), changed the fingerboarding game.
 

How much does it cost to build a tech deck?

Tech Decks cost between $23-$50.
 

How long have Tech Decks been out?

The very first rideable fingerboards were created in 1987 by Somerville International’s Fingerboard brand, but it was 1999 when Tech Deck produced their fingerboards that created one of the most significant fads of the 90s.

Are Tech Decks real?

Tech Deck brings you the real deal with authentic fingerboards from real skate companies! Each one features legit graphics from the biggest skate companies in the world, including Blind, Baker, Flip, Finesse, Santa Cruz, Plan B, Sk8mafia, Toy Machine, and more.

How do you Impossible Flip a Tech Deck?

Quote from video: The impossible is a trick where you pop the board off the tail. Move your front finger out of the way.

Are Tech Decks making a comeback?

Since the 1990’s, tech decks made their way to the homes of children, ranging from ages 5-18. Recently, students at the high school have come together to make a Tech Deck Club, also known as Fingerboarding Club.
 

How do you finger skate?

Quote from video: Put some quick pressure on the tail scoop that finger at the same time this is more finesse than muscle. So easy does it there's tons of shove it variations for you to stay busy on for a while.

Are there professional Fingerboarders?

The boards are sometimes just toys, but for the advanced, a slew of pro fingerboard companies now exist. Similar to skateboarding, riders can “heel flip” and perform some of the board tricks perfected by skateboarding pioneers Tony Alva or Stacy Peralta by using their fingers.
 

Is fingerboarding a professional sport?

Fingerboard has become a worldwide sport, with competitions in many countries. Every year, finger skateboarders from all over the world gather to hold competitions. Some people think that fingerboard is an extreme hand sport, while others think that fingerboard is always a derivative of big skateboarding.
 

What is the point of fingerboarding?

Fingerboarding is an excellent training tool for skateboarders, as it can be used as a 3D model to simulate and help understand how to land real-life tricks and maneuvers. So, despite being a tight-knit recreational activity, there’s definitely an active professional fingerboarding community out there.