Gremlin Speed Fatty

Description

The Gremlin Speed Fatty is built for fast, committed downhill on Northern California terrain. Tight, narrow, steep descents. East Bay switchbacks. Mount Hamilton curves. Long Sierra runs where speed builds and control matters more than bravado.

The shape stays compact, responsive, and locked in, designed for steep, technical roads. The slightly shorter wheelbase keeps it maneuverable in tight sections while the platform remains planted as speeds rise. It’s quick without being nervous — a board that rewards commitment and stays composed when things escalate.

Beefy Bonzing construction gives it the backbone to match that energy. The 9-ply build delivers stiffness and predictability without turning the ride into a dead plank. At speed, flex becomes distraction. 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 are functional and intentional. Power pockets over the trucks give your feet leverage exactly where you want it, helping you stay locked in through steep roll-ins, rough pavement, and fast transitions.

This board naturally favors smaller RKP setups. Anything from 125mm to 9-inch trucks works well, with clearance for up to 70mm wheels. The bias is clear: fast, maneuverable downhill built for the tight, technical terrain that defines Northern California skating.

The Gremlin graphic leans into mischievous speed — barely-contained energy, a little feral, and hard to tame. It matches the mindset of skating fast, staying loose, and committing fully.

This board isn’t for park skating. It’s not for ollies. It’s for skaters with hill experience who want confidence at speed and prefer their downhill to feel alive, responsive, and a little wild.

Shaped by Austin Graziano. Artwork by Chad Lybrand.

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