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BANWOOD SKATEBOARD - MINT

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$92.88 $129 In stock

Category: SKATEBOARD

Their first board. Their first style.

The Banwood Skateboard — Mint is the cruiser-style mini that introduces kids to the joy of pushing off. Hand-built with a 7-ply maple deck and Banwood's signature vintage colour palette, it's sized for kids 5+ but built with the materials, hardware and finish of a real adult cruiser.

The 22-inch deck is short enough for small feet but long enough to grow with them. Soft 65mm wheels roll smoothly over rough pavement and park surfaces alike. ABEC-7 bearings keep it fast and quiet. And the kingpin trucks are tuned for stable, confident first carves — not nervous wobble.

Features

  • 22-inch (56 cm) deck — sized for kids 5+
  • 7-ply hard maple construction
  • Powder-coated aluminium trucks
  • 65mm soft polyurethane wheels — smooth on rough pavement
  • ABEC-7 stainless steel bearings
  • Non-slip grip tape with Banwood logo
  • Maximum rider weight: 60 kg
  • Weight: 1.4 kg
  • Recommended ages 5+

What's in the box

  • Banwood Skateboard (fully assembled)
  • Care guide and warranty card

2-year warranty. Designed in Denmark. Helmet not included — but very strongly recommended.

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★

The maple deck feels really sturdy for a kids' board, and the mint color is even prettier in person. My nephew took to it immediately and can already push himself along the sidewalk.

William ★★★★★

My little one was so excited to finally push off on their own, and the smaller cruiser size is perfect for their height. The mint color is even prettier in person, and the grip tape feels nice and secure for their first rides.

Grace ★★★★★

The 7-ply maple deck feels solid under my feet when I test it out, way sturdier than the plastic ones I see at the park. My son figured out pushing on his own within an afternoon, and the mint color looks even better in person.

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