Check out the latest from Plan B now – the Prolite Factory series. Prolites are considered the lightest, thinnest and strongest all-wood construction skateboards on the market today. Plan B’s Prolite skateboard decks use 3 ultra-thin core plys which are held together by a super stiff military spec glue.

Don’t be confused. Plan B’s Prolites still have seven plys in all, but the center three plys are thinner and reinforced by some hella strong crazy glue. Using the ultra-thin plys obviously creates a much lighter board, but this type of construction also gives you more control over the board (thinner = more flexible) and results in a longer lasting pop.

The Prolites also have a more mellow concave and kicks than most other decks out there. So while it’s super-light, you won’t have to be nearly as careful about your board rocketing on you.

Check ‘em out now and see for yourself:

Sheckler Prolite Factory Deck	Way Prolite Factory Deck	Duffy Prolite Factory Deck	Ladd Prolite Factory Deck

McKay Prolite Factory Deck	Pudwill Prolite Factory Deck	Rodriguez Prolite Factory Deck

Like top quality skateboard decks? Like ultra-bright colors? If you said ‘yes’ to both, then you’ll be stoked on the hottest new decks from Almost in-stock right now at BlackholeBoards.com. Check out the Fluorescent Tip series here.

The Fluorescent Tips are part of Almost’s Impact line. Impact decks incorporate two discs of carbon fiber material into the bottom ply of the deck. These discs help to absorb landing impact as they disperse energy away from the traditional breaking areas of the deck. Almost Impact decks typically last about two times longer than their standard counterparts. Bottom line: you know that you’ll be getting a great deck here.

Plus, you’ll be sure to get your sickest moves noticed right quick in the skateparks and on the streets with these fluorescent colors. The Fluorescent Tip series comes in hot green, orange, and pink colors that are sure to suit your taste. Check ‘em out right now and see what the hype’s all about.

Almost Fluorescent Tip Skateboard Decks – Impact:

Almost Daewon Fluorescent Tip Skateboard Deck – 7.75 Impact	Almost Mullen Fluorescent Tip Skateboard Deck – 8.0 Impact	Almost Haslam Fluorescent Tip Skateboard Deck – 8.5 Impact

Element skateboard decks are some of the most popular among skateboarders and for good reason. The people at Element are constantly making efforts to improve decks, and their line of helium decks are certainly no exception. Equipped with five patented air frame chambers, they are easily Element’s lightest full size deck. And, they are still stiff and responsive giving the rider more control.

The Astronomy series is one of the latest in Element’s helium lineup. You get the same quality Element helium deck and an out of this world, gnarly design. The Astronomy series comes in three widths – 7.75, 8.12, and 8.25 – and features the names of team riders Chad Tim Tim, Darrel Stanton, and Levi Brown.

Don’t be space cadet! Check ‘em out now.

Astronomy Logo – 7.75 Helium	Tim Tim – 7.75 Helium	Brown – 8.12 Helium	Stanton – 8.25 Helium

Girl’s latest round of skateboard decks are sure to make you feel good after a long, hard day of work. The On Tap series is inspired by some of the top domestic and imported adult beverage brands. These decks spoof the iconic Girl brand logo by giving her a tap handle for a head (almost makes me wish that my girl came equipped with the same feature).

Anderson On Tap

Capaldi On Tap

Carroll On Tap

Howard On Tap

Koston On Tap

Malto On Tap

Check out the new Last Words series of skateboard decks from Real. They feature off-the-wall ‘last words’ by the pros from the Real skate team – Peter Ramondetta, Justin Brock, Dennis Busenitz, and Nick Dompierre. Combine that with a totally sick graphic and the monster pop and quality of a Real deck, and you got yourself one hell of a ride.

Brock 7.75	Dompierre 8.0	Busenitz 8.125	Ramondetta 8.5

Here’s another wild cruiser from the boys at Santa Cruz – the Screaming Foot deck.

These fun & functional decks are 9.3 inches in width by 31.1 inches long and feature a 100% solid North American maple deck with a gentle concave. If you ride goofy foot it’s no problem, the deck comes in both right and left foot models (jk…you can ride either).

The Screaming Foot artwork is a reinvention of the classic Santa Cruz Screaming Hand design created by Jim Phillips. The logo was first used during the ’80s a few years after the team was founded.

Screaming Foot Right	Screaming Foot Left

Check out the new lineup of decks from Almost. The Almost Bizarre Ride skateboard decks feature a gnarly mash-up of artwork and the namesake of some of today’s hottest boarders, including Lewis Marnell, Chris Haslam, and Daewon Song.

Most importantly these decks feature the same Almost Impact Technology that you know and love. They come equipped with reinforcing carbon fiber discs to ensure your board stays in one piece, extending the life of your deck and giving it pop for many rides to come. But the carbon fiber is still flexible enough to give your deck the same natural feel that a typical 7-ply deck offers.

Any way you look at it, these are some prime-time boards. Check ‘em out now:

Daewon Bizarre Ride 7.5	Haslam Bizarre Ride 7.9	Marnell Bizarre Ride 8.25

Have you seen DGK’s take on some of America’s favorite sugar-filled snacks?

Now that it’s officially autumn, it’s sad to say but it might be time to start pulling out those warmer clothes from hibernation.