Skateboard No Fear model 2413891, deck 78x20 cm, for ages 6+

No Fear skateboard model 2413891 features a 78×20 cm deck designed for children aged 6 and up. This complete skateboard is built as a mid-size setup that provides a stable platform for learning balance, cruising and basic tricks. Intended for street and park use, the deck dimensions and overall construction make it suitable for riders moving from first beginner boards to a more stable, controllable skateboard for everyday practice.

Advantages

The deck measures 78×20 cm, offering a compromise between maneuverability and stability that helps young riders gain confidence. The complete setup arrives ready to ride with trucks, wheels and grip surface selected to match the deck size. Its mid-size profile supports both cruising and basic trick work while retaining a predictable turning response. The board is suitable for outdoor use on pavement and in skateparks, with construction focused on ease of control for riders aged six and older.

Suitable for

• Children aged 6 and older learning balance and turning
• Beginners transitioning from first boards to a more stable deck
• Casual street and skatepark riding
• Everyday cruising and short-distance transport

Key specifications

• Deck size: 78 × 20 cm
• Complete skateboard including deck, trucks, wheels and grip surface
• Intended use: street and skatepark
• Recommended minimum age: 6+
• Mid-size deck profile for balanced stability and maneuverability

How to use

Inspect the skateboard before use to ensure all components are secure and wheels spin freely. Place the front foot near the front bolts and push off with the back foot to begin rolling; use the back foot to push and then place it on the tail or rear bolts for riding. Lean slightly to initiate turns while keeping knees bent to absorb shocks. Practice stopping with a foot brake or by carefully dragging the back foot until confident with board control. Use protective gear such as helmet, knee and elbow pads when learning and when riding on uneven surfaces.

Usage recommendations

Choose flat, smooth surfaces when first learning to ride and perform simple turning and pushing exercises to build balance. Inspect bearings and wheel condition regularly and tighten trucks to a level that balances responsiveness with stability for the rider's weight and skill level.