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Phoenix Cry

扶影 — Rising Shadow

Phoenix Cry

Carbon fiber over fiberglass on a bamboo core — a tougher, premium flex with livelier rebound for dancing and faster pop for flatland.

From C$240

Carbon fiber over fiberglass on a bamboo core — a tougher, premium flex with livelier rebound for dancing and faster pop for flatland.

From C$240

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The story

The phoenix cries (凤鸣) once a generation, always at dawn, from somewhere you can't quite point to — the old histories say its voice only lands where the world is ready. Its sword calls to riders who arrive exactly when the moment needs them.

Specs

Length44.1″
Width9.1″
Flexflexy
FeatureU concave
SetupsDeck · C$240 / Stock Complete · not sold / Pro Complete · C$450

Shape & feel

The tail of a Nishan deck, close up: the concave cupping the standing platform

Concave

U concave is the standard across the lineup. It cups your foot for a locked-in feel that's still comfortable — easy to learn on, easy to progress on. Only the PRO series runs W concave, for a more aggressive foothold.

W concave PRO series only

The W shape cups the arch of your foot — more spring underfoot, more support for flatland tricks. It cushions the impact of stomped landings and holds up to bigger tricks without beating up your feet. The extra contour also gives sharper sensory feedback for dance steps and foot positioning — you always know exactly where your feet are. It's a distinctive feel, though: precise and connected, but not everyone loves it.

A Nishan deck from the side: kicked nose and tail, a slight rocker between them

Kick

The nose and tail kicks are shaped around a strong pop angle — power transfers cleanly, pops feel crisp and punchy, and the board moves like an extension of you.

Rocker

A slight rocker drops the standing platform a touch lower to the ground — nicer for dance steps, with a livelier flex underfoot. It also angles your feet into the kicks, so pops get more leverage off the tail.

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