Skateboard classic Nils Extreme CR3108SA — 780 mm length, 200 mm width, multicolour

Nils Extreme CR3108SA is a classic skateboard with a 780 mm deck length and 200 mm deck width, created for general cruising and basic tricks. The board’s multicolour image surface gives it a distinctive look while the total weight of 2.17 kg makes it easy to carry and maneuver. Intended for street and park use, this skateboard is a straightforward, no-frills choice for beginners and casual riders seeking a reliable, standard deck for everyday skating.

Advantages

The skateboard combines a long 780 mm deck and a 200 mm wide platform to provide stable footing and predictable handling during cruising and simple trick work. Its multicolour surface treatment resists minor scuffs and keeps the board visually appealing over time. At 2.17 kg the deck is light enough for easy transport yet solid enough to deliver stable tracking. The construction suits general-purpose use across streets, sidewalks and skatepark surfaces.

Suitable for

• Beginners learning balance and basic skateboard maneuvers
• Casual riders who want a reliable board for community parks and streets
• Commuting short distances on pavement or boardwalks
• Practicing basic ollies, manuals and simple flatground tricks

Key specifications

• Deck length: 780 mm
• Deck width: 200 mm
• Weight: 2.17 kg
• Surface: multicolour printed image
• Intended use: street and skatepark cruising and basic tricks

How to use

Start by checking the deck, trucks and wheels for secure mounting before each ride. Use the skateboard on flat, even surfaces until comfortable with pushing and turning; progress to curb approaches and small ramps as balance and control improve. Maintain a regular stance with feet positioned across the 200 mm width for stability, and shift weight subtly to steer. After exposure to wet conditions, dry the board and inspect metal parts to prevent corrosion. Replace worn wheels or loose hardware to keep handling predictable and safe.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate protective equipment—including a helmet, wrist guards and knee pads—especially while learning tricks. For longer board life, avoid prolonged exposure to water and store the skateboard in a dry place. Regularly check and tighten trucks and mounting hardware, and choose appropriate footwear with good grip to improve control.