DGK X BA.KU. Cruiser Deck (8.75")

DGK X BA.KU. Cruiser Deck (8.75"). Stain Colour may vary. Grip not included, but can be purchased in our grip and hardware section.

Imported.

On the surface, the Barrier Kult looks like it would be related closely to a more bowl and transition based ‘hesh’ style with its parallels to pool shallow ends, music tastes and general aesthetics. In actuality, various writings about the Barrier Kult have discussed how they are much closer to a ledge skating movement due to their obsession for tricks on the sharp square concrete edge of Jersey barriers. Other than moves like the ‘boneless one’ and ‘layback grind’, the tricks generally chased by the Barrier Kult parallel those of ledge skaters. In simple terms, the only difference between Jersey barrier skating and ledge skating is the manner of getting to the concrete edge itself - abrupt transition riding or an ollie. Therefore, it is no surprise that the originators of the Barrier Kult are longtime fans of core ledge skateboarders, taking much of their influence directly to the concrete barrier lip. For the Barrier Kult, DGK has always been the most crucial representation of a ledge skating and street dedicated company, so it’s an honour to be able to collaborate with them. - DEPTH LEVIATHAN DWELLER