Powell Peralta Andy Anderson Flight Custom Complete - 56mm Wheels

Powell Peralta Andy Anderson Flight Custom Complete is a build-your-own skateboard package rather than a preassembled board. The bundle pairs an Andy Anderson FLIGHT deck with Mini Logo Trucks, Dragon Formula wheels, Bones Bearings, printed grip tape, risers, and hardware.

Build Details and Dimensions

The package uses deck shape 218 with K15 concave, a deck width of 8.97 inches, and a deck length of 32.38 inches. Its wheelbase is listed at 14.6 to 15 inches, giving the setup a broad platform for park skating.

The official specification lists 56mm wheels with 84B hardness and a PF wheel formula. The product page also identifies a smooth wheel surface and skateparks as the suggested use.

What Comes in the Bundle

Buyers choose among several Andy Anderson FLIGHT decks, including the 8.4-by-32-inch Hydrant Shape 311, the 8.45-by-31.8-inch Heron Shape 289, the 9.13-by-32.8-inch Heron Shape 290, and the 8.7-by-32.3-inch Heron 2 Shape 301.

The package ships as separate parts and requires assembly. It does not arrive as a completed skateboard, so the buyer must mount the trucks, bearings, wheels, risers, and grip tape before riding.

Flight Construction in Context

FLIGHT decks use an epoxy-infused, fiber-reinforced construction. Skate One describes the construction as thinner than a conventional 7-ply deck and states that FLIGHT decks are built in its Ventura, California facility.

The custom package sits above a basic complete skateboard because it combines a pro-model FLIGHT deck with selectable wheels and branded components. Compared with the separately listed Andy Anderson Hydrant FLIGHT Complete at $245.95, the custom package starts at $182.90, a $63.05 difference stated by the listed prices.

Best Fit for Park Skating

The Powell Peralta Andy Anderson Flight Custom Complete suits skaters who want a park-oriented setup and prefer choosing the deck shape and wheel option. Its 8.97-inch deck width, 56mm wheels, and K15 concave define a larger, technical setup rather than a compact beginner board.

The key limitation is assembly. Riders seeking a ready-to-roll complete should choose a preassembled model, while this package fits buyers who want control over the deck, wheels, and setup process.