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The '''tail''' | [[File:Deck Anatomy Nose + Tail..jpg|none|thumb|Nose and Tail of a symmetrical freestyle board]] | ||
The '''tail''' is the part of the [[Board|board]], opposite the [[Nose]], where your rear foot is normally positioned. | |||
The [[Nose]] and [[Tail]] of a symmetrical [[Double Kick]] deck (like the ones picture above) are the same at both ends, so it doesn't matter which way the deck is pointing, unless you have your front [[Trucks|truck]] tuned differently than the back. [[Single Kick]] decks, however, usually have a flat (or rocker) nose with a [[Kicktail]] on the [[Tail]]. | |||
[[Category:Skateboard Anatomy]] | |||
[[Category:Glossary]] | |||