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Sun City 30" Cruiser Real Fun Wow
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The Sun City in Real Fun Wow is a mid-sized, surf-inspired swallow tail cruiser. With a mellow concave and kicktail, the deck is constructed from Resin-7 hard rock maple. Featuring 5.25" Tensor alloy trucks and 62mm 78a wheels. Finished with clear broadcast grip tape and top and bottom deck artwork by Californian-based artist, Daren Magee aka Real Fun, Wow!
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This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship for the lifetime of the Globe footwear product. It does not cover damage caused by normal wear and tear, misuse, improper care, neglect, accident, or the natural breakdown of colors and materials over time. Should a product ever fail due to a manufacturing defect, we will, at our discretion, either repair the product (at no charge), or replace it with the same (or similar item) of the same value. Coverage under this warranty ends if you sell or transfer the apparel product. For warranty evaluation, your product must be returned to your place of original purchase, with proof of purchase.
Globe Regrowth
Engaging in forestry efforts that replace far more than we consume.
Engaging in forestry efforts that replace far more than we consume.
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Daren Magee aka Real Fun, Wow!
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Tensor Alloy Standard Trucks
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Performance Wheels
More than 100,000 trees planted
As one of the world’s largest manufacturers of premium skateboards, we use a significant amount of wood in our production. In order to off-set the timber we use to construct our skateboards, our goal is to engage in forestry efforts that replace far more than we consume.