Skateboard decks: compare 11,008 models across 78 European shops
This page gathers the 11,008 skateboard decks that 78 European shops currently have in stock, from 101 brands across ten countries. For every model you get the lowest price and every shop that carries it, so you can compare the same product everywhere at once instead of opening one tab after another.
What you are actually comparing here
Every card in this list is a deck model, not a shop listing. Behind each one sit all the European shops that sell it, each with its own price: the model appears once, with the lowest price up front and the rest one click away. Prices come from 78 shops in ten countries.
That matters for one very concrete reason: the same model does not cost the same everywhere. The Santa Cruz Classic Dot 7.75" is stocked by 14 shops in the comparator, and it ranges from €42.00 to €89.85 — a 114% spread on an identical deck. It is not a one-off: across decks stocked by five shops or more, the median gap is 23%.
What a deck costs
Across the 11,008 decks in the catalogue, the cheapest 10% sit below €49.95, the median is €74.90 and the priciest 10% go beyond €110. Always the deck on its own, without trucks or wheels.
One thing that surprises people: a wider deck does not cost more. Average price by size runs from €68 to €85 with no clear trend by inches; what moves the price is the brand and the construction. What a complete setup costs is in the price guide.
Pick the size before you look at prices
Width in inches is the first decision and the one you feel most under your feet. Three sizes make up 65% of what sells in Europe: 8.0" with 2,464 decks, 8.25" with 1,918 and 8.5" with 1,265. Past those, the catalogue drops off sharply: 429 decks at 8.38", 294 at 9.00" and 252 at 8.75".
If you are unsure, an 8.0" or an 8.25" works for almost everyone and almost everything. The size should match your foot and what you want to skate, not your height: the width guide sets that out. And if you are starting from nothing, the order of decisions is in the beginner's guide.
Brands, shops and the rest of the setup
The catalogue holds 101 deck brands: from those with named in-house constructions, like Powell Peralta or Santa Cruz, to European independents such as Polar. Each brand has its own page, and the timeline places when each one appeared. For manufacturers based on the continent there is the European brands guide.
A deck on its own does not roll. The same comparator covers 2,928 wheels, 2,098 trucks and 901 shoes from the same shops, and the three decisions that follow each have their own guide: wheels, hi and lo trucks and bearings.
How many decks are in the comparator?
11,008 decks from 101 brands, collected from 78 shops across ten European countries. It is everything those shops have on sale, not a selection we curated.
Is it worth comparing if I already know which model I want?
Usually yes. Across decks stocked by five shops or more, the median gap between the lowest and the highest price is 23%. The most extreme documented case is the Santa Cruz Classic Dot 7.75": €42.00 in one shop and €89.85 in another.
How much does a skateboard deck cost?
The catalogue median is €74.90. The cheapest 10% sit below €49.95 and the priciest 10% go beyond €110. That is the price of the deck alone, without trucks or wheels.
Does a wider deck cost more?
No. Average price by size moves between €68 and €85 with no clear trend by inches. Brand and construction decide the price, not the width.
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