Meet the NEW 323 Silver Version of Andy Anderson's Hydrant. The Powell Peralta Andy Anderson Hydrant Silver Foil Flight Deck is an 8.4" Flight deck from Powell Peralta featuring the Andy Anderson Hydrant Silver Foil graphic. It's shape 323 with K26 concave, measuring 8.4" x 32.03" with a 14.25" wheelbase.

The NEW 323 is symmetrical, with an identical 6.79" nose and tail on Powell's K26 symmetrical double-kick concave, so it rides the same in either direction. Powell lists its shape features as Pressure Dimples, Grab Spots, a Primo Curve, a Symmetrical Nose and Tail, and a Pressure Pocket, at 8.4" wide at the trucks and 8.2" at the waist.

Powell calls the Hydrant a dialed-in, more precise version of Andy's Vajra. It's reminiscent of the original Heron, but smaller and symmetrical. The square edge and slightly curved nose and tail deliver solid, stable pop, while the K26 concave and inner cuts create a front-foot pocket that makes tre flips and varial heelflips easier to flick. Artwork by VCJ ©2025.

Who This Deck Is For

• All-around street and park skaters
• Andy Anderson fans
• Skaters who want a deck that outlasts a 7-ply
• Skaters building a custom setup around their own trucks and wheels

Features

• Flight construction: U.S. hard rock maple, fiberglass, and AirLam with epoxy
• Shape 323, K26 concave
• 8.4" x 32.03" with a 14.25" wheelbase
• Made in the USA (Ventura, CA)
• Silver foil graphic
• Symmetrical twin shape: identical 6.79" nose and tail

Benefits

• Thinner and stronger than a 7-ply, per Powell
• Pop that doesn't fade as the deck wears
• Warranted by SkateOne against delamination for its useful life
• Exact shape number, width, and wheelbase listed so you can match trucks before you buy

Why Flight Decks

Powell Peralta builds Flight decks differently from a standard 7-ply, using U.S. hard rock maple, high-strength fiberglass, and AirLam fused with epoxy resin. According to Powell:

• Thinner: as thin as your phone.
• Stronger: more than twice as strong in Powell's tail break tests.
• Longer lasting: the epoxy-infused, fiber-reinforced structure is extremely resistant to breaking and gives "everlasting pop" that doesn't fade as the deck wears.
• Higher ollies: greater rebound and snap.

Powell's team testing suggests Flight decks last several times longer than a 7-ply. They're made in the USA at Powell's factory in Ventura, CA, and warranted by SkateOne against delamination for their useful life.

Specs

Choose Your Version

Andy Anderson's Hydrant comes in two versions, each as a deck, a Core complete, and a Premium complete.

Browse every in-stock board in our Powell Peralta Flight decks and completes collection.

Complete Your Setup

• Black Diamond Griptape Black 9" x 33": A 9" x 33" sheet covers this 8.4" x 32.03" deck with room to trim.
• Independent x Spitfire Just-Add-Wood Kit: Independent trucks, Spitfire wheels, bearings, and hardware in one kit to turn this deck into a complete.

FAQ

What's a symmetrical twin shape?

The nose and tail are the same length and shape, so the board rides the same either way, and switch and fakie feel just like regular.

What size is the Andy Anderson Hydrant Silver Foil Flight deck?

It measures 8.4" x 32.03" with a 14.25" wheelbase on shape 323 with K26 concave.

Does this deck come with griptape?

No. Griptape is not included. Black Diamond Griptape Black 9" x 33" covers it.

What makes a Flight deck different from a 7-ply?

Powell builds Flight decks with fiberglass and AirLam fused with epoxy. Powell says they're thinner, more than twice as strong in tail break tests, and hold their pop longer.

Can I get this graphic as a complete?

Yes. See the version table above.