Globe Bantam Retro Ripper: Sidewalk Surfing Simplified

Green Bantam skateboard with purple wheels, viewed from above against a white background, giving off serious Retro Ripper vibes.

Bright colors.

Smooth wheels.

At first glance, the Bantam Retro Ripper skateboard is the perfect throwback – the kind of board that ruled sidewalks in the ’70s. But it’s built for today’s streets.

Twenty-four inches of compact cruising. Tough enough for daily rides, light enough to carry under your arm.

The deck curves in all the right places. Wide wheels roll over cracks and bumps like they’re not even there. Six color options let you pick your mood.

This is about getting from here to there with a smile on your face. About feeling the pavement flow beneath you.

From coffee shops to campus, it’s the kind of board that makes you take the long way home.

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