The Tortini might just be the greatest thing ever, in all eleven dimensions. But we at Timber would say that about all the boards that we make, right? Right. Try one for yourself someday and experience the agility, strength and versatility that makes the Tortini the next addition to freestyle royalty. New features: Better and sharper graphic, more defined and brighter colours with higher contrast. New pressing method and a tweaked lay-up with a more even distribution of forces which results in a more balanced and stronger deck. Abrasion resistant top finish to keep that colour looking good. Dancergrip (clear) as a standard on all decks. Can be combined with regular or SYS grip too as it will still stick as usual. Length 110 cm, 43.31 inch Width 23 cm, 9.06 inch Wheelbase 63.9 cm – 70.0 cm, 25.16 inch – 27.56 inch (total of 9 options) Description High, balanced pop. Concave at the bolts. Rocker, for the nonchalant swagger with dancing. Insert another few fancy marketing terms like “Durabilty” and “Green” here. Basicly it is all the good things of a Tortuga, but 7 cm smaller. Making this board light, but strong. Poppy, but steady. Great for dancing AND freestyle. At Timber we strive for durabilty through longevity. Multiple wheelbases gives you the ability to make your tails longer after skating a while. The extra bamboo at the kicks not only adds to this, but also gives it a really strong and steady pop throughout all the wheelbases. Two-stage kicks makes this board feel comfortable any way you stand. Closer to the bolts for one footed tricks you will find that the concave is still there. This concave allows for a better grip while doing tricks like blunt slides, g-turns, all those tricks that require you to know where you are on your board. Further away from the bolts and you’ll notice the kicks curve upwards a bit more. This two-stage curve gives a lot of control during manuals, and gives the kick a familiar and predictable feel. Picking the right flex type Flex: Flex is for the lightweight riders.