Zenit Tero 2.0 Longboard Deck

The Zenit Tero longboard is definitely their most freestyle-oriented dancing board. Simply put, that's because of how aggressive the cut-out is from the shoulders into the tail. There's a lot more torque to this board, so if you're flipping kickflip or heelflips, there's less interference and it will spin faster. That being said, there is still enough room on the platform to do whatever dancing combo you have in mind. 

If you have to ever go down a hill, there are micro drops at the front and back for you to lock your feet in, so if you have to throw in a slide, your feet won't go anywhere.

There is only one wheelbase option on the Tero 2.0 and a construction of 5-ply maple. The Zenit Tero 2.0 Longboard deck has fibreglass on the top and bottom and this board is sweet.

Deck Specifications:

• Length: 42" / 106.5 cm
• Width: 9.25" / 23.5 cm
• Wheelbase: 26.75 - 27.75" / 68 - 70.5 cm
• Weight (Board Only): 4.5 lbs / 2 kg
• Stiffness: 6/10

Reach For The Sky With The Tero

With a radial concave that hugs your feet, functional kicktails that have popped for aeons, a cut-out shape and 1/8” micro-drops to help keep your feet on the board, the Tero flies through the streets like a prehistoric bird in a breeze.

The standing platform’s width is great for those looking to dance on a more responsive freestyle-driven board; the micro-drops and radial concave come together at the corners to let you know you’re just almost off the board. On top of all that, the compact wheelbase is balanced perfectly between stability and agility so that you can surf down that hill confidently yet carve in and out of sidewalk traffic without worrying.

Quality over Quantity

This board features a wooden core made of five plies of Hard Rock Canadian Maple. Stuck together and strengthened by water-resistant, bio-sourced Greenpoxy, we sandwich it between two sheets of pre-tensioned triaxial fibreglass which are embellished with the board’s alluring colours.

Pop, Control and Durability

The pre-tensioned and pre-cured fibreglass supplies some playful flex patterns that keep the board consistent throughout. Gentle kicktails on all the 2021 dancers facilitate popping the board so you don't have to comply with gravity. Most importantly, the composite material keeps the board crisp, snappy, and durable, without sacrificing any of the wood’s natural flexibility.