Penny-style skateboard Master 22" blue — Master MAS-B095

Compact 22-inch penny-style skateboard Master 22" blue by Master is a portable cruiser designed for urban mobility and short-distance commuting. The plastic deck combines a small footprint with a textured surface for basic grip, while standard metal trucks and polyurethane wheels offer a balance of stability and maneuverability. Intended for teens and adults, this skateboard supports quick turns, easy storage, and lightweight transport for city streets, campuses and short leisure rides.

Advantages

The Master 22" blue delivers a compact design that simplifies carrying and storing without adding significant weight. Its plastic deck resists moisture and requires minimal maintenance. Standard trucks provide predictable turning response and the polyurethane wheels contribute to a smoother ride on typical urban surfaces. The overall setup prioritizes portability and ease of use for everyday short trips.

Suitable for

• Short-distance commuting in urban environments
• Campus mobility and walking alternative between classes
• Casual cruising and recreational rides
• Beginners and intermediate riders seeking a portable board

Key specifications

• Deck length: 22 inches (compact cruiser size)
• Deck material: molded plastic with textured surface
• Truck type: standard metal trucks for cruiser boards
• Wheel material: polyurethane for grip and shock absorption
• Weight: lightweight design for ease of carrying

How to use

Place the skateboard on a flat, even surface and check that the trucks and wheels are securely mounted before riding. Stand with your front foot near the leading bolts and use your rear foot to push off for propulsion. Use gentle shifts in body weight to steer and initiate turns; apply foot pressure to the tailside for sharper maneuvers. After riding, store the board in a dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the plastic deck and wheels.

Usage recommendations

For safe and optimal use, wear appropriate protective gear such as a helmet, knee and elbow pads, and inspect wheels and trucks regularly for wear. Avoid uneven terrains and wet conditions that can reduce wheel traction and affect stability.