Hi! Im sponsred by MotorFingerboard but they never send me stuff .... But anyways im going to buy a New fingerboard deck on http://www.coyotegrindlounge.com/262-pro-board but its so many Need somehelp

People are not going to give you their own money or "help" you buy a deck. Save up for it yourself. And also, getting sponsored by a fairly unknown company usually results in lack of actual sponsorship. I don't know anything about motor fingerboards and as far as I know they could be a paper deck company.

No they Make good Fingerboards and Wheels my Friend has a MotorFingerboard and its Pretty Good But that's not what I asked ...I asked if anyone could give me advice on which finger board deck I should buy

Oohhhh haha. Alright, your thread was very misleading. Sorry for acting very negative.

I personally use a berlinwood wide. I also love the golden berlinwood graphic on the page you linked to. I love that graphic and probably would have gotten it if the graphic I did buy was out.

Any particular reason why you want to buy from that site? I'd suggest looking at the scrolling banner above or check out the companies section

I think its because coyote is like a swedish skateshop that sells fb stuff

Thanks KuhPopie Gonna Try it

Unless you have a specific deck you want from there, I wouldn't lock yourself into just that one shop. Have a proper look around various websites (like Ryan pointed out there are some great companies in the banners here), ask some questions in review threads etc.

As you point out, a good deck is expensive (yes, it is!), but a GOOD deck will transform your fingerboarding. Personally I would always recommend a blosom, but it depends on what you're after. I would always go with a really good natural bottom ply and then sticker it, so graphics aren't something I'm bothered by, but as with everything else YMMV.

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Unless you have a specific deck you want from there, I wouldn't lock yourself into just that one shop. Have a proper look around various websites (like Ryan pointed out there are some great companies in the banners here), ask some questions in review threads etc.

As you point out, a good deck is expensive (yes, it is!), but a GOOD deck will transform your fingerboarding. Personally I would always recommend a blosom, but it depends on what you're after. I would always go with a really good natural bottom ply and then sticker it, so graphics aren't something I'm bothered by, but as with everything else YMMV.

I agree with this. Maybe have a look around, and find the best deck for you, unless you're specifically looking for a Berlinwood.

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