Powell Peralta Chris Hiett Flight Deck Review W Andrew Cannon

What board should I skate next? Comment below! The first skateboard review I'm doing is this wild flight deck shape by Powell Peralta. This is Chris Hiett's first pro board and I love the amount of thought that he put into it. Being inspired by other classic Powell boards he took from them, worked with Andy Anderson to make some adjustments and here you get a directional shape that looks cool under your feet. Stats below: Powell Peralta Chris Hiett Skull Flight Deck 9.5 x 31.13 long 5.5 inch nose 6.8 inch tail 14.63 inch wheel base - so we shall see how 3 flips feel FLIGHT™ Decks are: Thinner - as thin as your phoneStronger - more than twice as strong in our tail break testsLonger lasting - The epoxy infused, fiber reinforced structure of the Flight deck is extremely resistant to breaking, and this structure gives them "everlasting pop" that doesn't fade as your deck slowly wears.Ollies higher because of greater rebound and snap.Team testing suggests that Flight decks will last several times longer than a 7-ply, making them a great value as well as a superior performing skateboard. About K26 Concave: Powell Peralta’s K26 is a symmetrical, double kick mold with a familiar medium-to-mellow concave. The redesigned nose and tail are set closer together than on the K20 and feature a larger radius, allowing for smoother, more precise flicks and tons of pop. The K26 also accommodates a variety of deck shapes, up to 9.75" wide, with wheelbases of up to 14.5". The K26 is the first concave designed to optimize the flex and pop of Flight deck construction, but it feels great on 7-ply too! 00:00 Board stats! 03:05 Flatground start 10:38 Thoughts on the nose and Euro Gap 12:35 Can this board noseslide? 15:36 Manny tricks 17:29 Shortest transition test ever 18:35 Final thoughts!