Blind Heady Tie Dye Complete Skateboard | 8.25"

Blind Heady Tie Dye Complete Skateboard | 8.25"

Loud tie-dye, legendary logo. Full-size stability, ready to skate.

The Blind Heady Tie Dye Complete Skateboard at 8.25" pairs a bold multi-colour tie-dye graphic with the Blind name that's been on skateboards since 1989. It's a complete from a core skate brand, not a department-store toy, so it's built to actually learn and progress on.

At 8.25" wide, it's a full-size board with plenty of room under your feet. It's stable when you're learning to push and cruise, and solid underfoot at the park, on ramps and in bowls. Tensor trucks, 52mm Blind wheels and black griptape come pre-assembled, ready to ride.

Key Features

• 7-ply deck: a proper skateboard deck from a core skate brand, not a toy board
• Tensor trucks (5.5"): from one of skateboarding's most trusted truck brands
• 52mm 92A Blind wheels: an all-round size and hardness for street and park
• Fully assembled and gripped: ready to ride

Specs

• Width: 8.25"
• Length: 31.75"
• Wheelbase: 14"
• Deck: 7-ply
• Trucks: Tensor 5.5"
• Wheels: Blind 52mm, 92A
• Griptape: Black
• Range: Blind Complete
• Graphic: Heady Tie Dye

About Blind Skateboards

Blind is one of the most important skate brands ever started. Mark Gonzales, the Gonz, founded it in 1989 under Steve Rocco's World Industries after leaving Vision. He chose the name as a dig at his old sponsor, and he designed the Blind logo himself.

In 1991 Blind released Video Days, directed by Spike Jonze and featuring Gonzales, Guy Mariano, Jason Lee, Rudy Johnson and Jordan Richter. It's still regularly ranked among the most influential skate videos ever made, and it helped shape modern street skating. The Reaper became Blind's signature character and has stayed on its boards for decades. More than 35 years on, a Blind complete still carries that history.

FAQs

Who is an 8.25" skateboard best for?
An 8.25" deck is a full-size board. It suits teens and adults, especially riders with bigger feet or anyone who wants extra stability. It's a great width for park, transition, bowls and cruising. If you mainly skate street and want quicker flip tricks, look at 7.75"–8.0". For younger kids, a mid or mini size (7.0"–7.5") is usually easier to control.

Is this a good skateboard for beginners?
Yes. It's a proper complete from a core skate brand with Tensor trucks, fully assembled and ready to go. It's a big step up from cheap department-store boards, which use lower-quality parts that make learning harder.

What can I ride this skateboard for?
Learning to push and cruise, skateparks, ramps and bowls, and general street skating. The 8.25" width and 14" wheelbase lean towards stability, which suits transition and carving.

Does it come ready to ride?
Yes. It arrives fully assembled with griptape, trucks, wheels and bearings installed. Just check the truck tightness to suit you and go skate.

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The Gonz started it. The Reaper keeps it going. Blind since 1989.