Chocolate Scott Johnston 7 5/8ths (7.6) Deck
Chocolate Scott Johnston 7 5/8ths (7.6) Deck
Skate Setup Size Chart
Use this chart to match decks, trucks, and wheels. Preferences vary by style (street, park, transition). Beginners: wheels about 52–55 mm, duro around 101A.
Deck width
| Deck width | Height | Age | Shoe size |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7.0" & under | 4'4" or smaller | 8 yrs or younger | Kids 5 or smaller |
| 7.1"–7.45" | 4'5"–5'2" | 9–12 yrs | Mens 6–8 |
| 7.5" & up | 5'3" or taller | 13 yrs or older | Mens 9 or larger |
Deck width and riding style
| Deck width | Recommended riding style |
|---|---|
| 7.45" or less | All around riding for kids 14 yrs & under |
| 7.5"–8.0" | Street, technical tricks |
| 8.0"–8.25" | Pools, ramps, parks, & all-around |
| 8.25"+ | Vert, pools, cruising |
Wheel diameter
| Wheel diameter | Use |
|---|---|
| 49–52 mm | Technical street |
| 52–55 mm | All around, geared more toward street |
| 55–60 mm | All around, geared more toward transition |
| 60–65 mm | Transition |
| 65–70 mm | Some transition; many cruiser & longboard |
| 70 mm+ | Downhill longboard |
Trucks and deck (common brands)
| Brand | Truck size | Deck sizes |
|---|---|---|
| Independent | 129 | 7.4"–7.8" |
| Independent | 139 | 7.8"–8.2" |
| Independent | 149 | 8.375"–8.6" |
| Independent | 159 | 8.6"–9.0" |
| Thunder | 147 | 7.9"–8.2" |
| Thunder | 149 | 8.2"–8.4" |
| Thunder | 151 | 8.4"+ |
| Venture | 5.2 / 5.25 | 7.75"–8.25" |
| Venture | 5.8 | 8.25"–8.75" |
| Ace | 22 | 7.0"–7.75" |
| Ace | 33 | 7.75"–8.25" |
| Ace | 44 | 8.25"–8.75" |
| Krux | 8.0 | 7.75"–8.38" |
| Krux | 8.25 | 8.0"–8.5" |
| Tensor | 5.25 | 7.875"–8.175" |
| Tensor | 5.5 | 8.125"–8.375" |
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Very Rare Pro Skater Scott Johnston Early 90's of Chocolate Skateboards. Skateboards were very narrow in the 90's this deck might be around 2015 and may be one of the last Scot Johnston decks before he stopped skating for Chocolate to design skate shoes.
One of the 1st Evan Hecox Chocolate Chunk graphic Decks
I read someplace that Evan created this graphic design shortly after the inception of Chocolate skateboards. To this day Evan Hecox is the Art Director for Chocolate Skateboards and has created some amazing 6 to 11 graphic decks as a single series.
This is one of the only Scott Johnston decks in L.A. Dave's Collection
Disclaimer: Please be advised that with all Skateboards, the glues have a tendency to lose their adhesiveness after a number of years and it is not recommended to skate older collector decks. These decks are rare pieces of the history of skateboarding and should be treated as the holy grail. All skateboards are sold without any warranty and as-is.
