GLOBE Chromantic - White Oak/Jaguar - 33"

The GLOBE Chromantic Cruiser in White Oak/Jaguar comes in size 33" x 9.5" x 22.25" wb. this board is a medium length surf inspired swallow-tail cruiser. It features a mellow concave with kicktail made of White Oak + Resin-7 hard rock maple. It is constructed with 6.0" Tensor alloy trucks with 62mm 78a wheels. Finished with clear broadcast grip and is uniquely detailed with EVA tailpad to give that real surf feel.

• 33” x 9.5” x 22.25”WB

• Resin-7 hard rock maple

• 6.0” Tensor alloy trucks 

• Globe Abec-7 bearings

• 62mm 78a Conical Cruiser wheels

Globe's Cruiser Range:

Grow your quiver with a variety of premium skate and surf inspired styles from Globe. These non-traditional shapes feature softer wheels meaning less effort to cruise and a more comfortable ride and grip through carves and turns.

Resin Construction:

Epoxy resin is used to press all of Globe's boards which make them lighter, stronger and longer lasting than normal water-based decks.

Tensor Alloy Standard Trucks:

Made in premium aluminium and magnesium to produce the best quality skateboard truck on the market. All Tensor trucks feature Grade-8 kingpins and high-rebound urethane bushings.

Conical Cruiser Wheels:

Conical cruiser wheels feature stoneground for traction from the first push, making it ideal for cruising and carving on any surface. Standard on every complete, Globe Abec-7 bearings spin faster and longer which means less effort and greater speed.

REGROWTH:

In order to off-set the timber they use to construct they’re skateboards, Globe’s goal is to engage in forestry efforts that replace far more than they consume.

To that effect, they have partnered with the National Forest Foundation (NFF) to donate to their tree-planting program. Globe’s yearly donations to the NFF help plant more than three times the amount of trees they harvest annually in making their skateboards.

The NFF is a United States non-profit organisation that launched an ambitious campaign to plant 50 million trees across public National Forests between 2018 and 2023. The NFF partners with the United States Forest Service to target National Forests impacted by wildfire, pests and other disturbances. Globe is proud to be making a contribution towards that effort.