Moonshine MFG
43" - Miniclipse (Medium Flex)
43" - Miniclipse (Medium Flex)
Note: If you're outside the USA, we don't collect duty or import taxes.
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Specs:
- Length - 43"
- Width - 9.3"
- Wheelbase - 26.75" to 28.25"
- Construction - Vertically laminated wood. Urethane rails. Urethane truck mounts (flush mounting). Fiberglass.
- Flex - Medium, for riders under 170 lbs.
Concave
Rocker - provides more leverage and slightly lower center of gravity
Mellow Radial Concave - simple, comfortable
Two Kicktails - upturn in the tail, easy to ollie even though it's 46"
COMES GRIPPED BTW
What is this thang?
The Eclipse is a smaller, not too narrow dancer with super mellow concave, large kicktails and a symmetrical profile. Since it has a smaller wheelbase than the full size Eclipse, it turns faster, which may be a little harder for beginner dancers, but feels great carving. This thing pops super easily because it's so lightweight and the innermost wheelbase is in enough that it's easy to ollie. This board is great for beginners because it has almost no concave, so it's real comfortable to cruise on too.
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Ships Out ASAP
Ships Out ASAP
We try to get you your tracking within 1-2 business days generally.
A lot of our stuff ships priority and we do our best to get you the fastest shipping at the fairest price, but occasionally shipping times may vary, because like you, we're human beings and sh*t happens sometimes. If you have any issues at all, or need something quicker than is advertised on the site, you can call us and we'll personally take care of you in the best way we can.
Shipping times vary based on the item.
For detailed shipping times, issues, or help with your order call us - (848) 444-1550
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