Mark Appleyard 'Sorry' Storied Deck (Unsigned)

Own a Piece of Skateboarding History

This isn't just a deck—it's a tribute to one of skateboarding's most technically gifted and stylish legends. The Mark Appleyard 'Sorry' Storied Deck celebrates the iconic moments from his groundbreaking Flip Sorry video part that changed skateboarding forever. While this version doesn't include Mark's signature, it features the same premium quality and legendary graphics.

What Makes This Deck Special:

• Legendary Video Part Tribute: Features iconic illustrations highlighting Mark's timeless moments from the legendary Flip Sorry video—a part that's still studied and celebrated by skaters worldwide
• Premium Quality: Professional-grade construction built to last
• Limited Quantities: Available in limited quantities—once they're gone, they're gone
• Display or Ride: Perfect for collectors or skaters who want to ride a piece of history

Perfect For:

Serious collectors, Flip Skateboards fans, skateboarding enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates Mark's unmatched technical skill and effortless style that defined an era. Whether you're displaying it on your wall or setting it up to ride, this deck represents a moment in skateboarding culture that can never be replicated.

For the Ones Who Know:

You remember watching the Flip Sorry video on repeat. Mark's Nollie Flip 50-50 on Clipper. His effortless style that made everything look easy. When technical skateboarding reached new heights and Mark was leading the charge. This deck celebrates that legacy—a tribute to one of the most influential video parts ever filmed.

The Details:

• Premium skateboard deck construction
• Limited quantities available
• All sales final
• Ready to set up or display
  

Hang it on your wall as a tribute to skateboarding excellence. Set it up and ride like Mark inspired you to. Gift it to someone who understands the legacy of Flip Sorry. Because this deck isn't just wood and graphics—it's a celebration of one of skateboarding's most iconic moments.

*Skateboarding is a dangerous sport and these products are intended to be used as displays