Skateboarding takes center stage in High on Life 2, transforming how you explore the funky alien world. Beyond faster traversal, you can customize your ride with various Skate Decks that show off your style. Here’s your complete guide to finding, purchasing, and switching between all available Skate Decks in the game.
What Are Skate Decks in High on Life 2?
Skate Decks are cosmetic skins that change your skateboard’s appearance without affecting gameplay. Each deck features unique artwork ranging from purple imps to demonic designs to Lightning Warriors. While they don’t boost stats, they let you personalize your ride as you cruise through Circuit Arcadia, Pinkline Harbor, and beyond.
Moreover, the skateboard isn’t just for show. You can kick it at enemies to deal damage, grind rails for style points, and even ride up walls. Consequently, having a cool-looking deck makes every trick feel even more satisfying.
Where to Buy Skate Decks
All Skate Decks are available at “Skate then Die” shop, also known as Reptical’s Skateboard Shop, located on the Beach map in Pinkline Harbor.
How to Purchase Skate Decks:
- Head to Pinkline Harbor and find the Beach area
- Look for the green bamboo walls with Reptical’s face above the shop
- Enter “Skate then Die” and approach the counter
- Aim your crosshair at any Skate Deck displayed
- Check the description and 250 Peso price tag
- Hold the purchase button (E on PC) to buy
Additionally, one special deck costs significantly more, so we’ll cover that separately below.
All 20 Skate Decks List and Prices
Here’s every Skate Deck you can collect in High on Life 2:
Standard Skate Decks – 250 Pesos Each
Creature-Themed Decks:
- Purple Imps Skate Deck: Purple minions design
- Spider Skate Deck: Grotesque spider artwork (scary!)
- Serpent Skate Deck: Serpent-themed design
- Gargoyle Skate Deck: Angry gargoyle depiction
- Ghoul Skate Deck: Undead guy artwork
- Lizards Skate Deck: Elegant lizard design
- Cave Beast Skate Deck: Gorgeous cave beast art
- Harpies Skate Deck: Harpy-themed design
- Minion Skate Deck: Little asshole guy artwork
Combat-Themed Decks:
- Spikes Skate Deck: Designed with Sheath in mind
- Lightning Warrior Skate Deck: Legendary Lightning Warrior depiction
- Sorcerer Skate Deck: Sorcerer design
- Warrior Skate Deck: True warrior theme
Miscellaneous Decks:
- Tentacle Skate Deck: For tentacle lovers (game’s words, not ours!)
- Demon Skate Deck: Basic demon artwork
- Bounty Juice Deck: Features Bounty Juice branding
- Techno Demon Skate Deck: Techno demon design
- Laser Gimp Skate Deck: Laser-themed grip
- Techno Minion Skate Deck: Techno minion portrayal
Premium Skate Deck – 1,000 Pesos
RIP Barney Sizzler Deck: Memorial deck honoring Barney Sizzler. This costs 1,000 Pesos instead of the standard 250, making it the most expensive cosmetic skateboard in the game. “RIP to a real one,” as the description says.
How to Earn Pesos for Skate Decks
Since 19 decks cost 250 Pesos each with one premium 1,000 Peso deck, you’ll need a decent Peso stash to collect them all. Here’s how to earn currency:
Peso Farming Methods:
- Defeat enemies throughout your missions
- Complete bounties (Larry Pinkstock, Senator Muppy Doo)
- Open Luglox containers scattered across maps
- Explore thoroughly for hidden Peso stashes
Furthermore, the RIP Barney Sizzler Deck requires 1,000 Pesos, so prioritize saving if you want this premium memorial design.
How to Change Your Skate Deck Skin
Once you own multiple Skate Decks, switching between them takes seconds:
Changing Skate Deck Steps:
- Press ESC (PC) or pause button to open the menu
- Select “Skateboards” option
- Browse your collection of unlocked decks
- Highlight your preferred design
- Apply the new skin
Consequently, you can match your deck to your mood, mission, or outfit whenever you want. There’s no cooldown or restriction on switching.
Skateboard Upgrades vs. Cosmetics
It’s important to distinguish between cosmetic Skate Decks and functional upgrades:
Skate Decks (Cosmetic):
- Purchased at the main counter in “Skate then Die”
- Cost Pesos
- Change appearance only
- No gameplay impact
Skateboard Upgrades (Functional):
- Found in Reptical’s secret shop behind the main store
- Cost Skate Letters (not Pesos)
- Improve performance (grip, grind duration, combat damage)
- Actually enhance gameplay
Additionally, you earn Skate Letters by completing skateboard races and challenges across Circuit Arcadia, Pinkline Harbor, and Circuit Arcadia Zoo maps. These functional upgrades include underboard spikes, extended wall-grinding capabilities, and improved handling—making them essential for players who want maximum skateboard performance.
Tips for Collecting All Skate Decks
Collection Strategy:
- Prioritize cheap 250 Peso decks first
- Save 1,000 Pesos for the RIP Barney Sizzler Deck last
- Don’t confuse cosmetic decks with functional upgrades
- Check the shop regularly as you earn Pesos
- Complete bounties for quick Peso influx
Moreover, collecting all 20 Skate Decks doesn’t unlock a specific achievement, but completionists will want them all regardless!
Final Thoughts
High on Life 2’s Skate Deck collection adds personality to one of the game’s best new features. Whether you prefer demonic designs, creature themes, or memorial tributes, there’s a deck for every style. Start earning Pesos, hit up Reptical’s shop, and customize your ride!
Ready to show off your style while grinding rails and kicking aliens in the face? Get collecting those Skate Decks today!
Frequently Asked Questions
Purchase all Skate Decks at “Skate then Die” (Reptical’s Skateboard Shop) on the Beach map in Pinkline Harbor. Approach the counter, aim at any deck, and hold the purchase button to buy with Pesos.
Most Skate Decks cost 250 Pesos each. However, the premium RIP Barney Sizzler Deck costs 1,000 Pesos, making it four times more expensive than standard designs.
No, Skate Decks are purely cosmetic and don’t affect gameplay. For performance upgrades like better grip or longer grind duration, visit Reptical’s secret shop behind the main store and use Skate Letters instead of Pesos.
Open the pause menu (ESC on PC), select “Skateboards,” choose your preferred deck from your collection, and apply it. You can switch between decks anytime with no restrictions.
There are 20 total Skate Decks available: 19 standard decks at 250 Pesos each and one premium RIP Barney Sizzler Deck at 1,000 Pesos. All are purchased from the same shop on the Beach map.
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