Palace Skateboards
Palace Jamal 8.25" skateboard deck
Palace Jamal 8.25" skateboard deck
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Free griptape with every deck purchased!
8.25" wide
Bored with the direction UK skateboarding was going, Palace skateboards founder and visionary videographer, Lev Tanju decided to cook up the antidote. Palace Skateboards became home for a team of friends with shamanic skateboarding skills which has grown to be one of the best in the world. Graphic masterpieces regularly appear from the likes of Will Bankhead and Fergus Purcell.
Shipping
Shipping
Free island wide delivery for orders above $100
Local delivery takes 1-3 working days
Return policy
Return policy
Each product undergoes strict quality checks by us before it gets sent out, in an unlikely event that an item is damaged or defective upon delivery do reach out to us and we'll provide assistance to the best of our ability :)
Email: skatebruhsg@gmail.com
Whatsapp: +65 97321373
Quality for all
At Skatebruh, we take pride in offering high quality skateboards at an affordable price. As we manufacture our own line of skateboards, our team is able to cut out the middle man and sell our boards directly to you. This allows us to have a tight quality control over our products while offering competitive prices.
Our experience from manufacturing skateboards enables us to conduct strict quality checks on the brands we work with, making sure that each board sold meets the standards of our team.
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