Coyote Speed Fatty

Description

The Coyote Speed Fatty is built for going very fast on Northern California hills. Tight, narrow, steep descents. East Bay switchbacks. Mount Hamilton curves. Long Sierra runs where speed stacks up whether you planned for it or not.

The Coyote shape is timeless for a reason. Compact, purposeful, and confidence-inspiring, it stays quick and maneuverable while remaining composed when things get serious. The slightly shorter wheelbase keeps the board responsive in tight terrain, while the platform stays planted when speeds climb. This is a board that wants to be driven, not babysat.

Beefy Bonzing construction adds authority where it matters. The 9-ply build delivers a stiff, predictable ride without feeling dead or cumbersome. At speed, flex becomes noise. This board stays quiet under pressure, letting you focus on your line instead of what the deck is doing beneath you.

The subtle nose and tail aren’t about tricks. They’re about control. Small power pockets over the trucks give your feet leverage exactly where you need it, helping you stay locked in and make precise inputs on steep, technical roads. They also make everyday obstacles a non-issue.

This board naturally pairs with smaller RKP setups. Anything from 125mm to 9-inch trucks feels right at home, with plenty of clearance for up to 70mm wheels.

The Coyote graphic by Chad Lybrand grounds the board in California mythology. Coyotes are creators and transformers — symbols of movement, adaptability, and survival. The restrained palette creates a quiet, mystical California scene that feels timeless rather than loud.

This board is not for park skating. It’s not for ollies. It’s for skaters with hill experience who want more confidence at speed.

Shaped by Austin Graziano. Artwork by Chad Lybrand.

Length: 33″ · Width: 9″ · Wheelbase: 21.25, 21.75, 22.25″ · Construction: Beefy Bonzing 9-ply