Toy Machine Deck Jeremy Leabres Death Fight (8.5)

Toy Machine Deck Jeremy Leabres Death Fight (8.5) delivers classic Toy Machine chaos layered over a clean, powerful shape built for real street skating. This pro model carries Jeremy Leabres’ name with the kind of graphic intensity you expect from the brand—loud, unapologetic, and rooted in skateboarding’s raw edge.

The top veneer features a dark, almost charcoal-stained woodgrain with subtle streaking running vertically from nose to tail. Centered is a circular serpent-style Toy Machine emblem with “Jeremy Leabres Toy Machine” stamped cleanly beneath it in bold yellow lettering. It’s understated up top—clean and minimal—letting the bottom graphic do the heavy lifting.

Flip it over and the Death Fight artwork takes over. A massive red demon stands flexed and victorious atop a pile of skulls and rubble. The creature’s exaggerated musculature, horned head, and snarling expression push that unmistakable Ed Templeton Toy Machine energy—violent, surreal, and slightly twisted in the best way. The background fades from deep black at the nose into a fiery red midsection before grounding into darker earth tones near the tail. The gradient gives the demon a spotlight effect, pulling your eye directly into the graphic. Above the figure, a ghosted serpent crest and “Jeremy Leabres Toy Machine” sit subtly near the nose, adding layered detail without overcrowding the art.

Dimensionally, this deck is dialed for modern street skating. At 8.25" x 31.75" with a 14.25" wheelbase, it’s quick, responsive, and balanced. The 7.00" nose and 6.63" tail keep the board feeling snappy without sacrificing control. It’s a size that handles crust, gaps, rails, and fast lines equally well. Ships random color top ply.

Jeremy Leabres has built his reputation on resilience and precision. Raised in Corona, California, he’s been a staple on the Toy Machine team for over a decade, known for heavy street skating and the ability to return strong after multiple serious injuries. Parts like MADE Chapter One, Programming Injection, and Real Life Sucks solidified his place as one of the most consistent and respected skaters in the game. This graphic matches that intensity—strong, durable, and unapologetic.

An 8.25 like this feels right at home in the SGV. Whether you’re navigating rough banks in Baldwin Park, filming in Pasadena, or hitting stair sets in West Covina, this shape stays responsive under pressure while giving you confidence on impact. It’s a board meant to be skated hard.

SKU: BRDTMJL07

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.