Blur Fatty

(2 customer reviews)

$120.00

Blurs the line between a street deck and a bigger board. Technical, but stable.

Includes Ace 44 trucks, 55mm 99A Blood Orange Street Conical wheels, Abec 7 bearings, grip applied. Ready to ride.
Includes 9in Caliber II 50° trucks, 65mm 78A Blood Orange Bangers wheels, Abec 7 bearings, grip applied. Ready to ride.
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Description

The Blur Fatty blurs the line between a street deck and a bigger shaped board. It’s slim, built around an 8.5″ truck, but works just as well with 8.25″ or 9″ trucks, so it feels familiar right away if you’re coming off a regular street setup. You get more wheelbase and more room to move when things get fast, but it still skates like a street board when you need it to.

The added wheelbase gives you extra stability and comfort, especially when speed picks up, but the board still skates technical and responsive. It ollies easily, turns when you tell it to, and doesn’t feel like you’re riding something oversized or foreign. It’s a big skateboard that still behaves like a street deck.

Like all of our Fatties, the Blur offers multiple wheelbase options and generous wheel wells, letting you run a wide range of setups without worrying about wheelbite. It’s a board that rewards dialing things in and skating it the way you want, whether that’s parks, street, or faster terrain.

Shaped by Austin Graziano. Artwork by Harry Ciabattini.

Length: 35.25″ · Width: 9″ · Wheelbase: 16.5″–17.5″

2 reviews for Blur Fatty

  1. DaggersRule

    A True Swiss Army Knife!

    Bonzing’s new Blur Fatty piqued my attention as soon as I saw it hit their “shelves”. I’m always on the search for a big skateboard that can handle all kinda of terrains and this board does it well. The extra couple inches of length make it feel more stable going down hills or skating bowls. While the width and smaller wheelbase keep it super maneuverable and much more like a street board than most other double kicks I’ve tried. I’ve gotten a chance to skate a bit of everything with it and it feels just at home slapping curbs and hitting a local miniramp as it does skating down the steep hills of San Francisco. It has simple “traditional” skateboard concave and kicktails which make your feet feel comfortable basically wherever, making it a great board to commute to skate spots with! I have to say this board is a “quiver killer”, when I leave the house to skate I never wonder if I should bring my longboard or skateboard because this can do whatever skating I throw at it!

  2. Stefancy

    Bussin, on gawd, no cap.

    Fr fr this board is the goat.

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