Tech Deck Bendy Boards Collectible Mini Skateboard Erasers, Rubberized Fingerboards (Set 1)

My 12 year old son collects Tech Deck Fingerboards. He has a whole skate park set up. These Tech Deck Bendy Boards are a whole new fun board for him. They are really cool and look great! The set includes 10 Mini Bendy Boards. They have the same Tech Deck cool designs and are a fun addition to his collection. They can be used as erasers - but my son plans to keep them as part of his board collection.

We love tech deck fingerboards and have many ramps and items for trucks. These erasers are fun versions of the classic fingerboards. They remind me of a much more sophisticated version of the first finger boards we made in school in the 80s when we would take flat erasers and put staples on the bottom to make them slide and do tricks. The wheels do actually spin on these but they are more for looks than actually doing fingerboard tricks. My boys love them. We are putting them in the treasure box so they can earn them with good behavior. They can't wait to get their fingers on these boards. These things look awesome!

My son recently started collecting the tech deck fingerboards (he already has around 30) and this variation gave him a new level of excitement.The are detailed perfectly well. Being rubberized we definitely cannot play with them like the other fingerboards but the wheels do roll on using gentle pressure, making them pretty much playable. You can also detach the wheels and exchange them with other boards- cool right!Although, they mentioned they can be used as eraser, they are too cool to end up as erasers. They have already ended up in our collectables box.Perfect gift for those fingerboard lovers out there!!

This was a cute little set. My son loved them. They double as erasers, so he loves taking them to school, to show off to his friends.

As a teacher, I kind of hate Tech Decks and the noise they make during the middle of class. But I also know that they are helpful to some of my students who just can't sit still for long periods of time. And as a mom, I have the same like-hate relationship with them. I thought these rubberized versions would be cool because they obviously can't make the same noise as a wooden Tech Deck, but should have the same appeal. I was only partially correct.These are a lot smaller than a regular tech deck, and being made of rubber, they don't have the same weight. Thus, they don't move as easily. On the plus side (for me), they don't make as much noise. But whether it's the noise or the feel, my son at least doesn't like them nearly as much as he does the regular Tech Deck. It doesn't help that the wheels come off pretty easily. I guess, in theory, the wheels should be able to turn like the wheels on a regular Tech Deck, but rubber doesn't really spin. Given that, it would have been better to have stationary wheels than these that kind of, but don't really, turn.I haven't put them in my classroom rewards yet, but I do think they'll be a hit, as students still need erasers, and the kind that you can play with are always the most fun.

These skateboards are so much like the original version that it's hard to tell they're erasers. They don't erase pencil marks very well but they are fun to move around and play with, and they offer a different feeling to the fingers than the original skateboards.

These are cute and fun erasers that you can also play with! I think they are great for stocking stuffers (remove from box).More erasers than anyone really needs but the fact that you can roll them around makes them super fun.I would definitely recommend them they are super cool.

These are a cool concept because you can get away with bringing a toy into school disguised as an eraser. They feel awesome and the designs are all really cute, but because they are all eraser - the wheels don’t roll very easily and a couple came off. They go right back on but worth noting