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| image = ECS Harwood Pro Freestyle Deck 2002.jpg | | image = ECS Harwood Pro Freestyle Deck 2002.jpg | ||
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| make = East Coast Skateboards | | make = East Coast Skateboards | ||
| skater = Tommy Harward | | skater = Tommy Harward | ||
| model = USA Pro Freestyle | | model = USA Pro Freestyle | ||
| width_inch = 7.25" | | width_inch = 7.25" | ||
| width_mm = | | width_mm = 184 mm | ||
| length_inch = 27" | | length_inch = 27" | ||
| length_mm = | | length_mm = 686 mm | ||
| wheelbase_inch = 11.75" | | wheelbase_inch = 11.75" | ||
| | | wheelbase_mm = 299 mm | ||
| | | nose_length_inch = 5.125" | ||
| nose_length_mm = 130 mm | |||
| tail_length_inch = 6.125" | |||
| tail_length_mm = 156 mm | |||
| nose_shape = Blunt | | nose_shape = Blunt | ||
| tail_shape = Blunt | | tail_shape = Blunt | ||
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| warranty = | | warranty = | ||
| available_at = | | available_at = | ||
| | | patent_country = United States | ||
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| release_month = October | |||
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| release_year = 2001 | |||
| introductory_price = $49.95 | | introductory_price = $49.95 | ||
| discontinued = 2000's | | discontinued = 2000's | ||
| retail_availability = | | retail_availability = | ||
}} | }} | ||
This is the oldschool ECS freestyle size and shape with new pro graphics. This freestyle deck was cut from an old-school Walker "[[Reggie Barnes]]" template. Has a slightly upturned nose wich aids in holding your foot in place during extreme nose tricks! Deck also feature a very mild concave which is similar to the original Walker design! | This is the oldschool ECS freestyle size and shape with new pro graphics. This freestyle deck was cut from an old-school Walker "[[Reggie Barnes]]" template. Has a slightly upturned nose wich aids in holding your foot in place during extreme nose tricks! Deck also feature a very mild concave which is similar to the original Walker design! | ||
At East Coast Skateboards all complete freestyle setups came with a Freestyle deck, griptape, Tracker Fulltrack trucks, Chroma 57mm 99a wheels, Nicotine abec5 bearings, bearing spacers, 1/8" Nicotine Smoke Stack risers, 1.0" mounting hardware, and custom fitted tailbone! Decks feature new-school mounting hole patterns. | At East Coast Skateboards all complete freestyle setups came with a Freestyle deck, griptape, Tracker Fulltrack trucks, Chroma 57mm 99a wheels, Nicotine abec5 bearings, bearing spacers, 1/8" Nicotine Smoke Stack risers, 1.0" mounting hardware, and custom fitted tailbone! Decks feature new-school mounting hole patterns. | ||
==Reviews== | |||
[[File:ECS Harwood Pro Freestyle Deck Bottom.jpg| | [[Tommy Harward]] by [[East Coast Skateboards|East Coast]]. This shape is taken from the Reggie Barnes design with a few modifications. I love it!! The kicktail is nice and steep which allows you to pop your board higher when you do fingerflips. The nose is mildly rounded as oppose to the new EAST COAST deck which is alot more rounded. It also has the perfect amount of upturned nose for a singlekick deck. Helps with walk the dogs and fingerflips. The best day to skate this deck is the 4th of July. Just watch out for them fireworks dropping from the sky. www.eastcoastskates.com - [[Witter Cheng]] <ref>Witter's Crypt - April 2004 {{Social icon timemachine|https://web.archive.org/web/20040415120711/http://www.geocities.com:80/witterfreestyle/deckrev1.html}}</ref> | ||
==Gallery== | |||
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File:ECS Tommy Harward Pro USA Freestyle Deck.jpg| | |||
File:ECS Harwood Pro Freestyle Deck Bottom.jpg|Complete | |||
File:ECS Harwood Pro Freestyle Deck Side.jpg|Complete side view | |||
File:ECS Harwood Pro Freestyle Deck Top.jpg|Top | |||
</gallery> | |||
==References== | |||
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| Make | East Coast Skateboards |
| Skater | Tommy Harward |
| Model | USA Pro Freestyle |
| Specs | |
| Width | 7.25" (184 mm) |
| Length | 27" (686 mm) |
| Wheelbase | 11.75" (299 mm) |
| BIS # | 7.25"-27"------- |
| Nose Length | 5.125" (130 mm) |
| Tail Length | 6.125" (156 mm) |
| Nose Shape | Blunt |
| Tail Shape | Blunt |
| Kicktail | Double Kick |
| Concave | Very Mild |
| Mounting Holes | Standard |
| Colors | Assorted colors |
| Special Features | Included custom tailbone and grip |
| Introductory Price | $49.95 |
| Release Date | October 2001 |
| Discontinued | 2000's |
This is the oldschool ECS freestyle size and shape with new pro graphics. This freestyle deck was cut from an old-school Walker "Reggie Barnes" template. Has a slightly upturned nose wich aids in holding your foot in place during extreme nose tricks! Deck also feature a very mild concave which is similar to the original Walker design!
At East Coast Skateboards all complete freestyle setups came with a Freestyle deck, griptape, Tracker Fulltrack trucks, Chroma 57mm 99a wheels, Nicotine abec5 bearings, bearing spacers, 1/8" Nicotine Smoke Stack risers, 1.0" mounting hardware, and custom fitted tailbone! Decks feature new-school mounting hole patterns.
Reviews
Tommy Harward by East Coast. This shape is taken from the Reggie Barnes design with a few modifications. I love it!! The kicktail is nice and steep which allows you to pop your board higher when you do fingerflips. The nose is mildly rounded as oppose to the new EAST COAST deck which is alot more rounded. It also has the perfect amount of upturned nose for a singlekick deck. Helps with walk the dogs and fingerflips. The best day to skate this deck is the 4th of July. Just watch out for them fireworks dropping from the sky. www.eastcoastskates.com - Witter Cheng [1]
Gallery
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Complete
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Complete side view
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Top
References
- ↑ Witter's Crypt - April 2004
