Dirty Ghetto Kids x Bruce Lee No Way as Way Skateboard Deck, honoring martial arts icon Bruce Lee.
The bottom graphic featuring imagery of the martial arts legend, while the top ply features unique Jeet Kune Do (The Way of the Intercepting Fist) detailing.
- Collection: DGK x Bruce Lee Foundation collaboration
- Width: 8.1"
- Length: 32.35"
- Wheelbase: 14.25"
- Shape: Twin tail, all-round shape for street, park, or transition skating
- Concave: Medium, comfort and control
- Truck Hole Pattern: Standard 4 hole, 2.125" centre to centre template
- Construction: BBS 7-Ply North American Maple
*Sticker: "DGK ALL DAY" sticker ≈ 105mm x 115mm
DGK (Dirty Ghetto Kids) started in the mid-1990s as a tight-knit skate crew in Philadelphia, representing self-made underdogs, street skaters, and misfits.
In 2002, professional skateboarder Stevie Williams left Chocolate Skateboards, launching DGK as a commercial skateboard and streetwear company with action sports and skateboard distribution company, The Kayo Corp of California.
DGK is known for blending hip-hop culture, edgy street graphics, and a raw "from-nothing" ethos, standing out in a skateboarding industry with a different aesthetic.
Graphics, colours, veneers and stains may vary slightly from images
Griptape included.