Palace Skateboards

Palace Skateboards bring raw energy from the streets to your setup with graphics that hit hard and decks built to skate, not just flex. OCD Skate Shop carries a tight selection of Palace skateboard decks backed by real skaters, shipped fast and ready to ride.

Land Tricks and Turn Heads with Palace Skateboards

Land tricks or just lurk—Palace Skateboards do both without trying too hard. From grimy London streets to global skate scenes, Palace carved its name through raw clips, heavy collabs, and gear that hits hard.

It kicked off with a crew filming street clips—now skaters and hype kids chase every drop. Palace didn’t ask for attention—it earned it, session by session, drop by drop. Streetwear heads know the graphics, but real skaters back the boards, too.

We stock Palace Skateboards because they’re built to skate, not just flex. Our collection hits that sweet spot between performance and style, so you’re covered whether you're hitting a ledge or just pushing through the city. No filler, just solid gear we rate!

From London Streets to Global Hype

Started in London by Lev Tanju, Palace came up fast with raw edits and a tight crew. Backed by Lucien Clarke and Chewy Cannon, it repped the United Kingdom hard while making waves in New York, Los Angeles, and Seoul.

As a skateboard brand, it never chased trends. The Palace C.P. Company collab turned heads, but the focus stayed on skating and the culture around it. Skaters back Palace because it rides how it looks—loud, sharp, and always original.

Palace Decks That Hit Different at OCD Skate Shop

Some decks just look the part—Palace decks skate the part, too. We’ve got a tight lineup at OCD that’s backed by skaters who actually ride, not just post. These aren’t mass-produced boards collecting dust in some warehouse.

They land fast and disappear faster. We bring them in because they hold up at the park, on the street, and anywhere you throw them. Graphics go hard, but it’s the shapes, sizes, and build that make them worth it.

From pop to feel under your feet, Palace decks come correct. Next up, we’re breaking down what you need to know—sizes, designs, and how they’re built.

Right Width to Ride

Deck width changes how your board feels, so it's worth paying attention. An 8.1" is quick and light for flicks and tech, while an 8.2" gives a bit more control and stability without dragging you down.

We get a range of sizes depending on the drop. Whether you’re just getting started or fine-tuning your setup, there’s a width that’ll match how you skate.

Designs Worth Stacking

Palace doesn’t just throw a logo on and call it done. Their decks come through with wild prints, bold colour hits, and the kind of collaborations that get both skaters and collectors paying attention.

From gritty skate references to high-fashion flips, the art always ties back to the culture. Whether you stack them or skate them, the design stays loud without feeling forced.

Builds You Can Trust

Palace decks are built to skate, not sit on a wall. Most use 7-ply maple, pressed right for pop and shape that holds up through rough sessions. It’s the kind of construction that can take hits and keep its snap.

Whether you’re hitting rails or just cruising, the feel underfoot stays solid. These boards aren’t just about looks—they’re made to hold their own in the streets.

What to Add to Your Palace Deck

Once you’ve locked in a Palace deck, it’s all about building it right. Start with grip that holds—something coarse enough for control, but not too gritty. Pair it with trucks that turn sharp and hold up on impact.

Wheels depend on how and where you skate, but we’ve got solid options that keep your setup fast and smooth. Don’t forget clean hardware to bring it all together. Even if you’re rocking an off-white deck graphic, it’s what’s under it that really counts.

Check What Else We’re Stocking

Palace isn’t the only heat on our shelves. We’ve got a full lineup of skate gear and streetwear that hits just as hard. Think baggy t-shirts, heavyweight hoodies, and gear that holds up session after session.

Footwear-wise, you’ll find real-deal skate kicks from adidas, Nike SB, and New Balance—stuff our crew actually rides in. Everything we stock is chosen for how it performs, not just who’s wearing it.

Brands like Shawn Stussy’s S/Double, along with Butter Goods and Hoddle, keep things clean and lowkey if that’s more your lane. Need help? Hit up our FAQs or shoot us a message—fast replies, no runaround.