Heroin Deck Aaron Wilson Teggxas Egg 2 (8.88)
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The Heroin Deck Aaron Wilson Teggxas Egg 2 (8.88") is a bold and unhinged tribute to the twisted spirit of skateboarding. At first glance, the deck grabs you with its gritty chainsaw-wielding graphic, featuring a wild-eyed stitched character drenched in chaotic red splatter, looming over a menacing country house. The black-to-red gradient background makes the artwork pop with horror-flick energy, capturing the raw, unapologetic DNA that defines Heroin Skateboards. Aaron Wilson’s name appears in blood-drip style red font, sealing this board with a grind-ready signature of carnage.
Spec-wise, this deck measures 8.88" x 32" with a 14" wheelbase, and it's shaped with Heroin’s signature Egg shape—offering stability for transition but keeping it loose enough for street destruction. It’s built with Razor Edge construction, giving it ultra-sharp rail control, and wheel wells are added for clearance during deep carves or bulky wheels—built to rip from curb to coping.
Heroin Skateboards is the brainchild of Mark "Fos" Foster, a UK-based skater and artist whose twisted aesthetic and punk-DIY ethos have shaped Heroin into one of the most distinctive brands in the game. Fos is a great friend of the shop, and both he and his wife are frequent visitors to our Monrovia location, always showing love and staying true to skateboarding’s roots. His background as an illustrator is clear in every Heroin graphic—strange, irreverent, and unmistakable.
Aaron Wilson, known for his raw power and fearless approach, is a rising force in transition and DIY terrain. Whether he’s bombing sketchy hills or tearing apart backyard builds, his skating oozes grit. Aaron’s graphics often carry his personality—loud, weird, and unforgettable—which fits right in with Heroin’s madness. This pro model is not just another deck—it’s a slab of punk art and skate attitude in wood form.
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.