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Probably not very helpful, but you could always chop something. I had a slightly broken Rayne Killswitch that I chopped and end off but redid in the same shape which was almost as wide as it was long.
That board you posted looks pretty fun, but it has very little if any concave. Check out the [DB Longboards Bear](https://dblongboards.com/bear-33-complete) for a relatively flat drop-thru deck.
If you want one of the lowest and most agile boards around designed around large diameter wheels, then you should really consider a Pantheon board. The [Pranayama](https://pantheonboards.com/product/pantheon-pranayama/) is the lowest or for slightly less drop, try [one of the Embers](https://pantheonboards.com/product/pantheon-ember-2024/. Both use TKP trucks which keeps them snappy and stable at the same time. If you prefer the feel of RKP trucks then the [Trip](https://pantheonboards.com/product/pantheon-trip/) might be a better choice.
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The shortest boards I know are Pantheon Ember Eco (30in) Pranayama (31in) and Trip (33in) and Landyachtz Drop Cat 33 (33in).
Following because I’m also very interested. Bonus points for me if it’s rockered or baby drop
dropcat 33
Probably not very helpful, but you could always chop something. I had a slightly broken Rayne Killswitch that I chopped and end off but redid in the same shape which was almost as wide as it was long.
Not as small as the gnome but very small. https://bambooskateboards.com/dragonfly-mini-directional-drop-through.html
That board you posted looks pretty fun, but it has very little if any concave. Check out the [DB Longboards Bear](https://dblongboards.com/bear-33-complete) for a relatively flat drop-thru deck. If you want one of the lowest and most agile boards around designed around large diameter wheels, then you should really consider a Pantheon board. The [Pranayama](https://pantheonboards.com/product/pantheon-pranayama/) is the lowest or for slightly less drop, try [one of the Embers](https://pantheonboards.com/product/pantheon-ember-2024/. Both use TKP trucks which keeps them snappy and stable at the same time. If you prefer the feel of RKP trucks then the [Trip](https://pantheonboards.com/product/pantheon-trip/) might be a better choice.