Wknd Deck Alex Schmidt Dreaming PS (8.25)
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Wknd Deck Alex Schmidt Dreaming PS (8.25) blends WKND’s offbeat art direction with a shape built for pure street function. The top ply comes in a rich blue woodgrain stain with a clean WKND logo hit at the tail, letting the natural veneer show through with subtle streaks and tonal variation. Flip it over and the “Dreaming” graphic by Sympathy Dropout brings a layered, painterly composition to life—loose brush strokes, bold color blocking, and abstract figures that feel pulled from a half-remembered daydream. A pink horse, floral bursts, deep greens, red washes, and expressive linework stack vertically down the deck, finished with Alex Schmidt’s name scripted near the tail. It feels raw, handmade, and intentionally imperfect in the best way—exactly the kind of graphic that stands out leaning against a wall at the park in Monrovia or propped up curbside in Claremont between tries.
Sized at 8.25” in the PS (Popsicle Shape) from the WKND size chart, this board features a traditional popsicle outline with balanced nose and tail lengths for all-around street control. The 8.25 width hits that sweet spot for technical flip tricks while still offering stability on gaps and rails. The wheelbase sits in the standard street-friendly range (as indicated in the chart’s PS column), giving it quick snap and responsive turning—ideal for tight setups like parking blocks in Alhambra or schoolyard sessions around Pasadena. The concave profile delivers consistent flick and locked-in boardfeel without feeling overly steep.
Built from 100% wood and made in Mexico by BBS, the construction speaks for itself—pressed with the same high-quality standards trusted by top brands worldwide. You’re getting dependable pop, long-lasting shape retention, and that crisp response that holds up whether you’re skating ledges in South El Monte or stacking clips downtown.
Alex Schmidt brings his own depth to the project. Born and raised in Leucadia, California, he later carved out his lane in Los Angeles—particularly Echo Park—developing a reputation for smooth style and an eye for unique terrain. Beyond skating, Alex’s interest in street photography and documenting overlooked spaces feeds directly into his approach on a board. That curiosity translates into spot selection that feels organic and thoughtful, and this graphic mirrors that mindset—creative, layered, and personal.
Style Code: W1260106
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.