What ACTA does, and who it's for
ACTA is a brand designed in Soorts-Hossegor, in the Landes. The catalogue sits on three families, skateboard, surfskate and freestyle scooter, rounded out by protective gear and parts. Every board and scooter is sold complete, built and ready to ride: no parts to match up, no assembly when it arrives.
The brand speaks as much to the rider pushing their first board as to the one already riding who's after a second discipline, usually the move from skate to surfskate.
The three families and their entry prices
The skateboard range starts at 79.95 € with the street line: Wordart 7.5″, Memphis 7.75″, Monster 7.75″, Geo 8″. Four deck widths, one target ground, the street and the skatepark.
The surfskate range starts at 129.90 € with four 31-inch models, Timber V2, Horizon V2, Seaweed V2 and Foam V2. The whole range now runs on 31 inches.
The freestyle scooter range covers a wider bracket: FS Teal at 79.90 €, F2 Blue at 89.90 €, KSP Complete at 89.90 € in Black, Neochrome or Gold, Mini Neochrome at 99.90 €. Alongside them, the 110 mm wheels at 24.90 € a pair and the Gentle 160 mm grips at 8.90 € help stretch the life of a scooter already in service.
For working on modules at home, the ACTA ramp rounds out the range at 69.90 €.
Choosing your first board or your first scooter
Between skateboard and surfskate, skateboard stays the base for street and skatepark, while surfskate adds an articulated front truck that brings the feel closer to surfing. The surfskate vs skateboard comparison breaks down the differences.
For a scooter, it all comes down to rider height. The four models split across two overall heights, 70 cm and 78 cm, covered in the size guide; the beginner freestyle scooter buying guide answers the rest.
Whatever the discipline, kit matters: protection and accessories, with the helmets and the pad set, both at 34.90 €.
Where to find the guides
Each family has its own buying guide: beginner skateboard, beginner surfskate and beginner freestyle scooter. They're grouped on the Guides page, and written by Julianno PLAU, who tests the gear on the Landes coast.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of skateboard is ACTA?
Street completes in 7.5″, 7.75″ and 8″, sold built, from 79.95 €.
What's the difference between an ACTA skateboard and an ACTA surfskate?
Skateboard is built for street and the skatepark. Surfskate, at 31 inches across the whole range, adds an articulated front truck that lets you carve and build speed without putting a foot down.
What age are ACTA scooters for?
The four models are sized for riders from roughly 5 to 12 years old, depending on height: 70 cm overall for the Mini, 78 cm for the other three.
Where is the ACTA brand designed?
In Soorts-Hossegor, in the Landes.
