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Tech Deck has taken fingerboarding to the next level with two standout ranges: Handboards and Performance Series Fingerboards. Whether your customers are just getting started or looking to master advanced tricks, understanding the difference between these two ranges can help them choose the perfect setup.
What Are Tech Deck Handboards?
Tech Deck Handboards are a larger version of traditional fingerboards, designed to be ridden using your whole hand instead of just your fingers.
Because of their size, handboards are much more forgiving—making them perfect for younger users or anyone new to the hobby.
Handboards are all about accessibility and fun. They remove the frustration beginners often face and allow users to quickly start landing tricks.
Tech Deck Handboard Real Skateboards
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What Are Performance Series Fingerboards?
The Performance Series is Tech Deck’s premium range—built for realism, precision, and progression.
These boards are made for users who want a more authentic fingerboarding experience.
Performance Series boards offer higher quality and better control, making tricks feel smoother and more satisfying.
Tech Deck Performance Series Wood Finger Board Finesse
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Which Should You Choose?
Tech Deck’s Handboards and Performance Series fingerboards offer two very different—but complementary—experiences.
Handboards make it easy for anyone to start.
Performance Series unlocks precision and progression
The main difference comes down to size, control, and skill level.
Handboards are best for beginners, while Performance boards are designed for progression and realism.
Yes—Handboards are ideal for beginners.
Their larger size makes them easier to balance and control, helping new users learn basic tricks without the steep learning curve of traditional fingerboards.
Performance Series boards are an upgrade from standard fingerboards.
They typically include:
This results in smoother movement and better trick control.
If you’re serious about fingerboarding—definitely.
They offer a much more realistic feel and allow for better precision, making them perfect for learning advanced tricks and improving skills.
Handboards are great for younger children (around 6+) as well as beginners of any age.
Their size and ease of use make them more accessible than smaller fingerboards.
