Fingerboard Size at Barbara Macdonald blog

Fingerboard Size. Since it’s been around for a while, there are plenty of additional options designed specifically for 32mm setups. A smaller radius and, therefore, more rounded fingerboard, tends to better suit the natural curve of your fingers. The standard 32mm complete setup is just the right width. In general, the most common pro model fingerboard decks are between 32mm and 34mm wide and between 99mm and 121mm long. Several books have been published about the art of fingerboarding. Fingerboarding is the act of “riding” a fingerboard, which is essentially a miniature skateboard made to about 1:8 scale. The scale ratio between a real skateboard and a fingerboard is approximately 1:8. But don't be afraid to think outside the box. If you’re wondering which fingerboard deck width you should ride, here’s everything you need to know about the width options that teak tuning offers: The most common sizes you’ll find on the market are 9.5”, 7.25” and the 12”, but the key distinctions are usually broken down into two schools of thought: It’s also the perfect fit for hands/fingers of any size.

Several books have been published about the art of fingerboarding. Fingerboarding is the act of “riding” a fingerboard, which is essentially a miniature skateboard made to about 1:8 scale. A smaller radius and, therefore, more rounded fingerboard, tends to better suit the natural curve of your fingers. If you’re wondering which fingerboard deck width you should ride, here’s everything you need to know about the width options that teak tuning offers: The scale ratio between a real skateboard and a fingerboard is approximately 1:8. Since it’s been around for a while, there are plenty of additional options designed specifically for 32mm setups. In general, the most common pro model fingerboard decks are between 32mm and 34mm wide and between 99mm and 121mm long. The most common sizes you’ll find on the market are 9.5”, 7.25” and the 12”, but the key distinctions are usually broken down into two schools of thought: The standard 32mm complete setup is just the right width. It’s also the perfect fit for hands/fingers of any size.

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Fingerboard Size In general, the most common pro model fingerboard decks are between 32mm and 34mm wide and between 99mm and 121mm long. Since it’s been around for a while, there are plenty of additional options designed specifically for 32mm setups. In general, the most common pro model fingerboard decks are between 32mm and 34mm wide and between 99mm and 121mm long. Fingerboarding is the act of “riding” a fingerboard, which is essentially a miniature skateboard made to about 1:8 scale. It’s also the perfect fit for hands/fingers of any size. Several books have been published about the art of fingerboarding. The scale ratio between a real skateboard and a fingerboard is approximately 1:8. The most common sizes you’ll find on the market are 9.5”, 7.25” and the 12”, but the key distinctions are usually broken down into two schools of thought: But don't be afraid to think outside the box. A smaller radius and, therefore, more rounded fingerboard, tends to better suit the natural curve of your fingers. The standard 32mm complete setup is just the right width. If you’re wondering which fingerboard deck width you should ride, here’s everything you need to know about the width options that teak tuning offers: