The "Mukha" deck features an image of Michelle Tomniczak. The word "Mukha" means "face" in Filipino.
Shooting with Michelle was a lot of fun. She was the first model to be a part of California Girls Skateboards. Her friendly attitude and her enthusiasim for the project were wonderful right from the start.
We shot this image in the Santa Monica Mountains on a springtime afternoon in 2009. One of the things I love the most about this photograph is that it reminds me of the artwork on the 1980s Vision Aggressor board, which was part of the inspiration for creating California Girls Skateboards in the first place. Befitting that the first model helped produce such a symbolic graphic.
7-Ply Crossgrain 100% North American Maple
Made in San Jose, California
Medium Concave
Angled Nose & Tail
7.25" to 8.5" Wide
29" to 32.75" Long
12" to 15" Wheelbase
6.5" to 7" Nose
6.125" to 6.75" Tail
With a board from California Girls Skateboards, you aren't stuck with just one size of deck for your graphics. In fact, you can choose to have any California Girl graphic printed on your choice of 8 different styles of skateboards - all of which are detailed below.
Style
Width
Length
Wheelbase
Nose
Tail
Description
Mini
7.25"
29"
12"
6.5"
6.125"
Tiny popsicle sticks for groms and the kick-flippy little street urchins.
Mini
7.375"
30.25"
13"
6.625"
6.375"
Comp
7.75"
31.625"
14"
6.875"
6.5"
Larger decks for more serious riders or skatepark terrain. We recommend the 8.5" for the best performance. The 8.5" is THE BEST in the lineup.
Comp
7.875"
31.625"
14"
6.875"
6.5"
Comp
8.125"
31.625"
14"
7"
6.375"
Comp
8.5"
32"
14.25"
7"
6.5"
Old School
7.125"
31.125"
13.875"
6.5"
6.5"
1970's California flashback shape with a pointed nose and tapered tail for gyrating down the boardwalk and head dippin' tube rides under the palm trees.
Old School
8.5"
32.75"
15"
6.875"
6.75"
A little wider, a little longer, ideal for ramps, vert, ditches, and pools. This is the deck all of our graphics are designed to be used on. This size is THE BEST in the lineup.
The "Mukha" deck features an image of Michelle Tomniczak. The word "Mukha" means "face" in Filipino.
