Blind Checkered Reaper Complete Skateboard Teal | 7.375"

Blind Checkered Reaper Complete Skateboard Teal | 7.375"

The Reaper on teal checkers, scaled down for smaller skaters, with soft wheels that smooth out the rough stuff.

The Blind Checkered Reaper Complete Skateboard in Teal at 7.375" puts Blind's iconic Reaper over a teal checker pattern. It's part of Blind's First Push Youth range: completes from a core skate brand, built specifically for smaller, younger skaters getting into it properly.

At 7.375" wide and 29.8" long, it's sized so small feet can control it. It's lighter, shorter and easier to push and turn than a full-size board. Extra-soft 83A wheels roll smoother and quieter over cracks, pebbles and rough footpaths, which makes those first sessions far more forgiving. Tensor trucks and carbon steel bearings come pre-assembled, ready to ride.

Key Features

• Blind First Push construction: single-press 7-ply birch deck bonded with Blind's Stiff Glue Extra for pop that lasts
• Tensor trucks (5.0"): from one of skateboarding's most trusted truck brands
• Softer bushings: easier turning and carving for newer skaters
• Extra-soft 51mm 83A wheels: smoother, quieter and grippier over rough ground
• Carbon steel speed bearings: smooth, reliable roll
• Fully assembled and gripped: ready to ride

Specs

• Width: 7.375"
• Length: 29.8"
• Wheelbase: 12.75"
• Deck: 7-ply birch, single press, Stiff Glue Extra
• Trucks: Tensor 5.0"
• Wheels: 51mm, 83A (soft)
• Bearings: Carbon steel speed bearings
• Range: Blind First Push (Youth) Soft Wheels
• Graphic: Checkered Reaper, Teal

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 a 7.375" skateboard best for?
A 7.375" deck is a mid size. It suits older kids and young teens, and smaller adults or street skaters who want a lighter, quicker board for flip tricks. As a general guide, mids suit riders around 9 to 13. Teens and adults with bigger feet, or anyone wanting more stability, usually go 8.0" and up.

Is this a good skateboard for beginners?
Yes. It's a Blind First Push youth complete, scaled down for smaller riders, with softer bushings for easy turning, and fully assembled. It's a big step up from cheap department-store boards, which use lower-quality parts that make learning harder.

What is Blind First Push?
First Push is Blind's complete skateboard range for new and progressing skaters. Each 7-ply birch deck is single-pressed and bonded with Blind's Stiff Glue Extra. They come with Tensor trucks, softer bushings for easy turning, Blind wheels and carbon steel bearings, all pre-assembled.

What can I ride this skateboard for?
Cruising, pushing around the streets and learning the basics. The extra-soft 83A wheels roll smoother and quieter over rough footpaths, cracks and pebbles than harder park wheels, which makes it more forgiving for newer skaters. It still handles the skatepark. Riders who get serious about tricks and slides often move to harder wheels later.

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.