The brainchild of Seismic Pro Aaron Hampshire, the Genome is a modern thoroughbred racer from tip to tip. We spared no effort in painstakingly evolving and refining the deck’s shape and contours at Seismic headquarters in Boulder, Colorado. For meticulous handcrafted manufacturing, we turned to the Rocket Longboards factory in the heart of the Swiss Alps.

A 7-ply Canadian Maple core sandwiched between two bi-axial layers of high-grade Carbon cloth makes the Genome RACE STIFF. The gradual 0.64″ (1.62 cm) elliptical concave is both comfortable and responsive. Ergonomic wheel well flares – optimized separately for the front vs. rear foot – add leverage and control.They’re milled on the underside, too, adding clearance for wheels up to 80mm tall.

A mellow W synergizes with the rear flares for an unprecedented locked-in feeling while tucking, sliding, and cornering. A 0.25″ (0.63 cm) front-loaded Rocker combines with a 5mm-deep, 2-degree flush-mount at the nose to make for an ultra-responsive deck with low ride height.

• Front-loaded Rocker with 0.64″ (1.62 cm) elliptical concave
• Ergonomic wheel well flares (milled on the underside)
• 5mm-deep, 2-degree flush-mount at the nose
• 0-degree flush-mount at the tail
• Graphic on bottom
• Not pre-gripped
• Weight 4.41 lbs. (2.0 kg)

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Seismic decks bring the HEAT – in stock and available to ship!

Meticulously developed over years of prototyping and testing, the Seismic board line offers something for everyone – from good-time cruisers, cross-campus commuters and longboard freestylers, to competitive racers and fearless freeriders. Constructed with varying blends of maple, bamboo, black walnut, oak, fiberglass, and carbon, all bonded with the most advanced epoxy. Most models pre-gripped with unique and highly-functional laser-cut patterns.

32″ Mini Axiom

A small, compact shape for getting in all the nooks and crannies your city has to offer. The world is your oyster and we intend for you to skate it!

36.25″ Axiom

The perfect all-arounder! A mild elliptical concave combined with a comfy rocker profile and rear kick make this deck able and willing.

39.5″ Compass Drop-Thru

Drop-thru platform, subtle kicks, springy flex, and comfy progressive concave all combine to make a super-fun and easygoing cruiser… or an aggressive freestyle / freeride deck!  Also available in 36″ length.

37.5″ Codex Double Kick

This symmetrical double-kick is a freestyle / freeride dream! The kicks are perfect for snapping big ollies, the concave is strong enough to hold your feet in place for fast slides, and the grab rails make finger flips & tiger claws seem telekinetic.

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Seismic’s Colorado flow rider Josh Mallin, is bustin’ flips on Red 80A Bootleg 70mm and on a Camber Kick Seismic Prototype Board in this clip to Jacob’s Better Stick Arround Me (Throwback) tune.

Videography and editing: Javier Tato
Animations and second videography: Laura Frade
Produced: Seismic Skate Systems
Music: Jacob – Better Stick Around Me (Throwback)
http://soundcloud.com/jbgib711

If you want to know a little bit more about Josh check out his bio:
http://www.seismicskate.com/team_flow_josh?url=team_flow_josh

Also take a look at his previous video:

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Seismic flow rider Brian Lugbill coats the streets of Boulder, CO, with yellow 79a urethane ripped from his 75mm Landslides. From bustin’ 100ft (30m) slides to tearing 58mph (93kph) downhill, Lugbill shows just how versatile the Landslides can be. This freeriding speed demon is also rockin’ Seismic Tekton bearings and a Seismic rocker-kick topmount carbon prototype. Brand new Seismic deck line, coming soon! For more Seismic Skate videos, please check out: http://www.youtube.com/user/seismicchannel?feature=results_main

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Seismic rider Dre Nubine shows deadly style on 70mm Bootlegs, 73mm Speed Vents, and Tekton bearings. Dre puts his own spin on things with a low, rubbery, effortless approach. P.S. We call him “Sweet Knees” because they’re so scabby!

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