So at an event I went to, my friend Daniel was talking to martin winkler about fingerboarding and stuff. My friend Daniel is in a wheelchair and he told Martin his story and all that and Martin said, "You deserve this." and gave him his setup. Long story short, today when I was checking out the complete to see what shape Martin rode it was kinda hard finding out because he rode both low and regular shape. when using the board, I'm right handed so the concave facing me was a low shape, and the concave on the other end to do heelflips and stuff is regular concave, I have a video of the shape I just have to get it out my memory card and post it if you'd like to see.

sounds interesting, id love to see the vid dude

This happens to decks sometimes in the molding process. One side will have more concave than the other. I try to toss them out if I get them.

The only reason I can see that from the molding process is if they didn't sand the board in the center to where one side would have less then one more? Not really sure how to explain what I'm saying here but I'm sure you get what I mean.

i want to see this video. and like grant said if he sanded the one side too much. or one side not enough

Yea it sounds like a defected board he got used to, not a custom shape

Yeah it could have been fucked up, but thats hard to imagine considering BW's high standards on deck production. A lot of people tend to fingerboard with a slant in their fingers which causes the bushings to mold in a certain way, it could have been cut/drilled a little off center to compensate for that? Probably just an accident though..

I have the same problem, my berlin wood is warped

i can not think martin winkler is riding a warped board

Think again lol, anything is possible.

Grant also suggested a good theory.