Baker Deck Andrew Reynolds Fish Sticks (8.25)

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The Baker Deck Andrew Reynolds Fish Sticks (8.25) is a bold statement piece featuring a striking black background with a white skeletal fish graphic, perfectly balancing raw energy with stripped-down design. Reynolds' name is elegantly printed within the artwork—“ANDREW” near the skull and “REYNOLDS” toward the tail—creating a seamless blend of rider identity and visual impact. The top veneer pops with a stained blue woodgrain and the BAKER logo stamped in black, simple and powerful.

With specs measuring 8.25” x 31.875” and a 14.25” wheelbase, this board offers a versatile shape that’s ideal for street and park skating, maintaining a balanced feel for pop, flick, and control. The artwork is by Mike Gigliotti, known for his bold, sketchy, and punk-influenced style, which brings a DIY energy that aligns perfectly with Baker’s aesthetic.

Founded in 2000 by Andrew Reynolds and Jay Strickland, Baker Skateboards has always stood as a pillar of skateboarding’s anti-corporate, street-driven core. Known for its gritty graphics and legendary team lineups, the brand has influenced generations of skaters with its raw video parts and uncompromising attitude.

Andrew Reynolds, also known as “The Boss,” is a skateboarding legend with a career that helped define modern street skating. Known for his signature frontside flips and intense discipline, Reynolds founded Baker to give voice to skateboarding's realness. His influence runs deep—not only through his parts in classic videos like Baker 3, Stay Gold, and This Is Skateboarding—but also through his role as a mentor and culture shaper. His decks reflect his legacy: refined, powerful, and built to skate hard.

This deck is more than wood and graphic—it's a tribute to one of the greatest to ever step on a board and a visual celebration of Baker’s unapologetic style.

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.