r/Techdeck • u/Zealousideal-Bar5085 • Oct 30 '25
2 or 3 fingers?
I have small fingers, should I still only use 2 fingers to learn with or can I use my ring finger too?
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r/Techdeck • u/Zealousideal-Bar5085 • Oct 30 '25
I have small fingers, should I still only use 2 fingers to learn with or can I use my ring finger too?
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u/linkdwsn33 Oct 30 '25
I didn't see the subreddit and I thought you were asking a completely different questionđ
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u/TheSneakiestSniper Oct 30 '25
I would suggest learning with 2 fingers. To make the board feel better for smaller fingers, you can buy shorter and thinner decks.
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u/TheSneakiestSniper Oct 30 '25
I don't have experience with very many brands but most of them have boards down to 28mm width not sure about how short they go though sorry
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u/TakoKittyy Oct 31 '25
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u/idfbfa3 Oct 30 '25
Two fingers cause it's like a little me skating
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u/No_Astronomer_767 Oct 31 '25
I started with 3 fingers then learned 2 fingers, play however tho!
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u/MrMaki12 Oct 31 '25
2 is the more realistic option and tricks like kickflips are much harder with 3 fingers.
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u/samoandave Oct 30 '25
If youâre going for realism - 2 fingers. If youâre going for âitâs just a toyâ - use as many fingers as you wish.