Baker Deck Theotis Beasley Pickles (8.25)
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Baker Deck Theotis Beasley Pickles (8.25) taps straight into that chaotic, couch-crashing cartoon energy—like a full-on Rugrats-style living room scene that somehow spilled into a skate graphic. The artwork by Mike Gigliotti is packed with personality, flipping the deck into a sideways snapshot of a messy interior where everything feels slightly off but completely alive. A crew of exaggerated, wide-eyed cartoon kids pile together in the center, stacked and tangled like they just wiped out mid-mission, while a couch sits kicked over nearby and a dog lurks in the corner ready to add to the chaos. The bold “Theotis” burst pops out in that classic jagged cartoon font, tying it all together like a title card straight out of a twisted Saturday morning episode.
It’s playful, but not soft—there’s still that Baker grit underneath it all. Theotis Beasley has always balanced that same mix in his skating. Coming out of Inglewood, he built his name on smooth, technical precision, first making noise in Baker 3 before turning pro under Andrew Reynolds in 2011. His skating is clean, controlled, and effortless, but there’s always personality in it—never robotic, always feeling good.
The board itself comes in at 8.25” x 31.5” with a 14.0” wheelbase, making it quick and responsive without feeling twitchy. The slightly shorter wheelbase helps with tight setups and fast flicks, while the mellow concave keeps everything comfortable and predictable underfoot. Add in Theotis Beasley’s custom shape, and you’ve got something that feels broken-in right away—easy to trust whether you’re skating ledges, gaps, or just pushing around.
Built from 100% Hard Rock Canadian Maple, it’s ready for real sessions, not just hanging on a wall. It’s light, durable, and consistent—exactly what you want when you’re skating a lot and don’t want to think twice about your setup.
This one feels right when you’re getting technical in tighter zones—like dialing in lines around San Gabriel or piecing together tricks in Rosemead where quick response and board feel matter more than size. It’s the kind of setup that keeps things flowing instead of fighting you.
SKU: 03-01-2218
Stix SGV has proudly served the San Gabriel Valley skateboarding community since the late ‘90s. With three locations across Los Angeles County, we’ve been deeply rooted in the local scene. Our Monrovia shop has been a staple since 1997, followed by our Claremont location in 2014, and our South Pasadena shop opening its doors in 2022. Our mission has always been simple: to uphold skateboarding culture and stay true to our community.