The Deska board, dubbed 'CitySurf', is the latest in a growing line of boards that aim to simulate the feel of surfing. The CitySurf board accomplishes this by virtue of its low, wide deck and its trio of smooth-rolling 200 mm wheels. It even has input for a windsurf sail, and features a unique foot retention system as well as a rear disc brake
The Deska board's deck is constructed out of carbon fiber, Kevlar, stainless steel, aluminum, wood and fiberglass. It is equipped with a lowered foot platform that reduces the rider's center of gravity and gives them more control over movements.
The designer of the Deska board, Hungary-based Csaba Tolgyesy, has taken to Indiegogo to raise funds for production of his ingenious invention. A pledge of $490 will secure you a Deska board if the campaign hits its fundraising goal.
What's Driving This Trend
- Surfing-inspired Skateboards
- The trend of surfing-inspired skateboards offers an innovative way for skateboarders to experience the feel of surfing on land.
- Low, Wide Deck Design
- The trend of using a low, wide deck design in skateboards provides riders with better control and stability for their movements.
- Integration with Other Sports Equipment
- The trend of integrating skateboards with other sports equipment, such as windsurf sails, opens up new possibilities for hybrid land-based water sports.
Who This Affects Most
- Sporting Goods
- The sporting goods industry can explore the production of surfing-inspired skateboards to tap into the growing demand for unique and innovative boards.
- Action Sports
- The action sports industry can leverage the trend of low, wide deck design to offer skateboarders improved performance and thrilling experiences.
- Outdoor Recreation
- The outdoor recreation industry can benefit from the integration of skateboards with other sports equipment, creating new recreational activities and attracting a wider customer base.
