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Alien Workshop
Mind Field DVD

The most anticipated skate video for the last two years. Yes, the last two years. The buzz on this has been particularly strong since last spring, even stronger than the Lakai and Nike releases. The reason? This video covers nearly 5 years of Alien Workshop (2005 - present), condensed into a super-potent one hour film (plus all the bonus footage). Soundtrack includes Dinosaur Jr., J Mascis, Growing, Animal Collective and others. Skaters include: Heath Kirchart, Josh Kalis, Anthony Van Engelen, Mikey Taylor, Omar Salazar, Dylan Rieder, Jason Dill, Steve Berra, Rob Dyrdek, Arto Saari, Grant Taylor, Jake Johnson, Tyler Bledsoe, and others. DVD comes packaged in a 50 page book. Recommended.
reviewed by the mgmnt

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Benny Gold
Plane Skate Wax

Note: colors are random for every order. Pocket size chunk of Benny's skate wax shaped like a paper airplane. Form meeting function, the shape's indents and angles are actually great for working on the wax to your favorite curb or ledge. Measures approximately 3" x 2.5" x 1.5".
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Bones Brigade: The Search For Animal Chin - Special Edition 2DVD

classic vintage skate video

Back in the wee history of skate vid making, this was the undisputed champ, a suburban pre-teen legend which only the luckiest got a chance to see. I didn't even skate, but I was itching to see this Animal Chin thing. Upon fifteen year inspection, the matching neon outfits, ridiculous screenplay and acting scenes are straight up Powell misfires, but you can't hold back the original Bones Brigade of Tony Hawk, Lance Mountain, Steve Cab, Tommy Guerrero and Mike McGill- not to mention the excitement of the mega ramp with hidden sections. An essential piece of skate history... This deluxe double disc DVD includes the original version, commentary version, 44 minute documentary, outtakes, deleted scenes, and video tunes.
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Bootleg Sessions v.2 DVD

All the fixed gear heads probably know the deal already, but I'll spell it out for the noobz out there: The Bootleg Sessions crew is a group of fixed gear bike riders and cycling enthusiasts who are out to document the "infinite number of ways to have fun on a bicycle." Set up and arranged like a traditional skate or BMX vid, Bootleg Projects shows riders ripping it up in all corners of the globe, from London, Tokyo & NYC to small town action in places like San Marcos, Texas (outlet shopping!). The tricks range from flatland balancing acts (the crew from Indianapolis will push your wig back with this stuff) to stunts typically seen on BMX bikes, like gap jumping and even grinding ledges. Definitely a cool look into what's new and current in the fixed gear / bike messenger scene.
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Chocolate
Melton Velcro Wallet

Chocolate puts their signature on this trusty tri-fold velcro wallet.
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Clyde Singleton
Minority Report DVD

If you're interested at all in skateboarding, pick this up now! It's a Clyde Singleton production damnit! I know I'm gettin' adamant, but I just browsed this DVD and it's all I can say. I'm frakkin' speechless. This is some of the rawest street skating I've seen in a while. Features the likes of Lamar Hemmings, Darrell Stanton, Kevin Taylor, Jeremy Holmes, Nyjah Huston, Kellen James and many more. Don't know most of these guys (I'm real old school like Santa Cruz) but I sure as hell do now. This video has more rails, gaps and stairs than you can shake a stick at and the tricks are completely sickening. As you can guess by the name and the KMD "Black Bastards" cover, this is the first "minority" DVD with hardly any white dudes on here. This shit rules hard. Google for the trailer and get your face melted.
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Coliseum
P.J. Ladd's Wonderful, Horrible, Life DVD

Have you ever made a shitty movie or skate video with your friends? It's low budget and the acting or skating sucks balls, but you have so much fun and you even get to score it with your favorite music, Scorsese style. Basically this video is the best ever "bros just fucking around" video. It's got all the elements: bad filming, bad skating, credits that are longer than the video, and on and on. Threre is one crucial difference. Some of the skating in this is totally mind blowing. If you've been out of skating for a while, this is a must see. PJ Ladd's part is like skate gold. It's that raw shit you dream about, just some kid that's totally ill going for it with so much style. Ladd's done bigger and better tricks recently but nothing that has this kind of energy. If you're getting old and fat like me, this will make you cry for the days of just hanging out and skating, not worrying about bills, taxes and all that shit. I really can't stress how this video captures everything that's good about being young and skating and having fun. With parts from at-the-time soon-to-be pros PJ Ladd, Ryan Gallant and Jeremy Rodgers and stylish additional parts from their Boston crew, the skating is top notch, the music is great and Ladd hits with one of the best music choices for a part ever. I don't know, I just can't say enough how many times I've watched this and been totally entertained. When it came out it was in my DVD player for like 6 months and is still in constant rotation. A must own skate video, one of the best of the 00 decade.
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Council Of Doom (Fixed Gear) DVD

If you haven't picked up on the fixed gear freestyle craze, here's your chance to get educated. Council Of Doom is a fixed gear crew out of Orange County, CA and this their debut flick (despite what it says on the DVD case, this is infact a fixed gear movie). Shot on location in Orange County, Los Angeles, San Pedro, Long Beach & Mammoth Mountain, the Doom crew pushes the envelope for both tricks and gutsy riding on fixed gear bikes.


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Deathbowl To Downtown: The Evolution of Skateboarding in NYC DVD

documentary on nyc skateboard scene

The highly anticipated documentary sketches the evolution of the New York City skateboard scene. Can you imagine the early days of NYC street skating? Must have been like the great Oklahoma Land Rush of 1889. It took over 3 years and 100+ interviews to create this documentary, and it gives an insider view of the early days, the progression, and the scene's key figures such as Andy Kessler (RIP). Double disc set includes photo booklet. Recommended.



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Disposable: A History of Skateboard Art Book

Anyone yearning for a glimpse of skate culture at its purest, look no further - salvation is here! The book is called Disposable: A History of Skateboard Art, but anyone who knows skateboarding knows that the boards marked the era and they were much more than just art. From the graphics on the boards, they made stickers, posters, shirts, logos, etc. Some even became personal tattoos! So the personal connection they had with its audience was a lasting one. They were images that got burned so hard into our subconscious skate minds that even a glimpse would remind you of the famous trick by that pro, unleash nostalgia of the era and any memories of you owning that board. So unless you were a total pussy and saved your graphic, it's likely you ended up thrashing your board within a week (hence the name Disposable). This made original boards very rare and now the nostalgia for those crude, raw, offensive, punk graphics are at an all time high. That's why this book couldn't be more timely. I know, my roommate Pinto is addicted to rebuilding vintage time specific decks down to the wheels (50+ boards). So, although the book is about art, the story gets much deeper. Artist Sean Cliver takes you through the history of it all like never before with 237 pages of full color photos, side notes, and best of all - personal stories from the pros and artists themselves. As we know, stark, shocking graphics are coming back with a fury (Mishka) but as the author suggests, "If there's any connection with skate culture and the mainstream, keep it in your head... I simply enjoy the graphics for what they are." Here's some of the contents: Companies: Powell, Santa Cruz, World Industries, Alva, Black Flag, Skull Skates, Shut, Hook-ups, etc... Skaters: McGill, Rodney Mullen, Cab, Mountain, Vallely, Theibaud, Jason Lee, Hawk, Roskopp, Miller, Klein, Randy Colvin, etc.. And Artists: Pushead, Jim Phillips, Wes Humpston, Andy Howell, Barry McGee, Chris Johansenn, etc... Recommended.
reviewed by C'mish

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Disposable Skateboard Bible Book

ultimate encyclopedia of Skateboard decks

With the release of Disposable - A History of Skateboard Art in 2004, author Sean Cliver made a brilliant attempt at artfully cataloging every important skateboard deck ever released. In the process, he created a classic, but was left feeling less than whole. Ever the completist, the gaping omissions in the first book gnawed at him and drove him to envision compiling "the" ultimate encyclopedia of Skateboard decks. While Disposable was beautiful, capturing the essence of the aesthetic, Disposable II sets out to be the Bible. The author's industry insider status (in 1989, he landed his first job as a designer at Powell-Peralta) allows him to walk the reader through the culture, the art and the mania with authority. While the boards take center stage, fascinating vignettes and recollections by a who's who of skateboarding round out the book. Hardcover, 320 pages, 229 x 279 mm. Recommended.
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Enjoi
Cairo Foster: Parra Lyrics Deck

Part of Enjoi's ongoing collaboration with Parra. Cairo Foster's edition in the series features lyrics from the Magnetic Fields' song "The Things You Made Me Do." Parra's stuff doesn't ever sit around here very long, so get em while they're hot kids.
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Enjoi
Caswell Berry: Parra Lyrics Deck

Part of Enjoi's ongoing collaboration with Parra. Cairo Foster's edition in the series features lyrics from the RBL Posse's classic "Bammer Weed." Parra's stuff doesn't ever sit around here very long, so get em while they're hot kids.
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Enjoi
Jerry Hsu: Parra Lyrics Deck

Enjoi's going big with this one, collaborating with Parra to do the graphic for Jerry Hsu's new deck. Seeing how Parra and Jerry Hsu have that Midas touch when it comes to anything graphics and skate related, I'd get doubles of this just to keep one on ice! Solid street style deck, with awesome colors, and lyrics from Styx's best song ever, "Mr. Roboto." Can't really do no wrong here.
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Enjoi
Whitey Panda Complete Skateboard

Enjoi hooks it up here, with a complete set up that's ready to ride right out of the box. Hell, it even comes assembled with griptape. Trusty panda logo on the bottom.

Deck: Seven ply, 7.5in x 31 in
Royal Trucks
Enjoi 53mm Wheels
Enjoi "Fast As Women" Bearings
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Flip: Really Sorry DVD

Flip's 2003 Sorry (and its Really Sorry redux) marked the shift in skating from hip-hop to hipster with its skinny jeans and european rippers. Make fun of it, but seriously, this was one of those game changers. The level of skating was incredible and it sparked a new grimier approach that loosened up the skate industry (it even sparked a new sales bump for skate videos). This DVD includes both the Sorry video and the Real Sorry video, totaling an hour and a half. Skaters include: PJ Ladd, Tom Penny, Ali Boulala, Arto Saari, Mark Appleyard, Alex Chalmers, Geoff Rowley, Art Sarri, and others. Recommended.
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Flip Skateboards Presents Extremely Sorry DVD

3rd video in one of skating's best series

Five years in the making, "Extremely Sorry" is the third release in the trilogy of Flip Skateboards' Sorry video series. The world famous Flip Team has evolved over time, but their original spirit and diversity remains intact. Sadly, during the time of filming this latest production, one of Flip's talented younger riders (Shane Cross), was fatally injured in a motorcycle accident (which also left Flip team-mate Ali Boulala in critical condition). Extremely Sorry is dedicated to the memory of Shane Cross. Named as a tongue in cheek mockery of the X-Games style of mainstream skateboard competition, Extremely Sorry features Geoff Rowley, Mark Appleyard, David Gonzalez, Rodrigo T, Ali Boulala, Luan Oliveira, Bob Burnquist, Rune Glifberg, Tomy Penny, Lance Mountain, Shane Cross (RIP), and others. 53 minutes.
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Girl
Crailtap Complete Skateboard

Yeah baby. Unless you're a skate fanatic, completes are the only way to ride. No hassle, no fuss. Just open and cruise. This one's constructed by Girl skateboards for Crailtap and features all the fixings for your warm weather cruising. A cool tribute to the old school, with solid contemporary hardware. Love how the actual deck has a graphic of another old school deck. It's pretty meta.

Width: 7.875
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H-Street: Hokus Pokus DVD

Vintage skate masterpiece now on DVD, here's our original VHS review circa 2000: "If you grew up with them, there is something zen about these old skate videos." - Arsenio Hall. The time is 1989, Skating is blowing up and H-Street is g.o.d. pt.3. The kids are thirsty for the next H-Street video cause their Shackle Me Nots have worn thin. This blockbusta sequel becomes and still is the #1 selling skate video of all time: and rightfully so. Matt Hensley locks his place in history with some of the most forward skating and style. Also blowing up spots: Danny Way, Sal Barbier, Mike Carroll, Alphonzo Rawls, Ron Allen, Jason Rogers, Colby Carter, and much more. This has got to be one of the top 3 skate videos of all time." Recommended.
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H-Street: Shackle Me Not DVD

Vintage skate masterpiece now on DVD, here's our original VHS review circa 2000: "We've been on a search for older skate videos, but they're just not around. Heard that Real makes a run then burns the masters. Fortunately H-Street, who have always been on the marketing tip, kept their masters and today bring you the H-Street Special Edition series. These are direct copies from the master so it's probably better than the one you taped off your friend back in the day. We'll this is the first H-Street video (circa 88) and probably the most influential skate video of its time. It knocked the Powell kids out the box and made way for start-ups armed with video cameras and fish-eyes. I must have watched it over 100 times: all the stupid sayings, those bugged-out no complies, and those punk songs you can't get out of head. Let me refresh your memory: Matt Hensley makes his worldwide debut in this one with his historic sidewalk scene and fakie airs on the launch ramp. Supersonic Skatecamp: "h-h-hell concave. Once you go to hell, you can't come back." Mini-Ramp madness. Stalefish over the ladder. Danzig look-a-like Art Godoy. One-footed ollies. "Page-Mill forever." Danny Way's teenage debut and much more. If you have never seen this video before, this review makes no sense. This video ain't for everyone, but if it is for you, our job is done." Recommended.
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Lakai: The Final Flare - Deluxe Bonus Edition 3DVD

Hey Neil, we finally got it in! The most hyped skate video of 2008 gets the deluxe boxset treatment like we've never seen before (HD Blu-Ray!). A product of the Girl Films (Spike Jonze, Ty Evans, and Cory Weincheque), Fully Flared features an all-star roster from the Crailtap family including Koston, Carrol, Marc Johnson, Guy Mariano, Cairo Foster, Brandon Biebel, Rick Howard, Jeff Leonce, and many others.

BOXSET INCLUDES:
- 2 Standard DVDs which includes original film, 60 minutes behind the scenes documentary, and tons of unreleased footage.
- High Definition Blu-Ray DVD which includes HD version of the film and new HD bonus features (all which are converted onto the standard DVDs).
- 48 page booklet
- gold-embossed box
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Little Giants, Vol.1: Don Pendleton DVD

Little Giants is a new video film series that sheds light on the creative minds behind the skating scene. This debut volume spotlights Don Pendleton, the highly respected artist responsible for look of Alien Workshop (amongst other brands like Element and Darkroom). The film explores the story of Pendleton's past, present and future as an artist told visually as well as interviews with Pendleton, his peers, pro skaters, and industry heads. The DVD package also includes a 20 page booklet of his art and a bonus 40 minute interview section featuring Craig Metzger, Michael Leon, Geoff McFetridge, Rick McCrank, Tony Larson, Jeff Dickson, Steve Berra, Kevin Wilkins, Matt Irving, Jeremy Fish, Eric Stricker And Tim O'Connor.



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Macaframa (Fixed Gear) 2DVD

ground breaking fixed gear film, limited edition 2 DVD package

Macaframa is not only a film about cycling, but about San Fransisco itself and the ways that cyclists interact with their urban environment. Featuring 14 talented riders, the film captures them doing tricks and displaying their abilities, as well as navigating the city in creative and often thrilling ways. The special 2-disc DVD, available now after 3 years in the making, features the full length, high-definition film on disc 1, and then bonus features that include additional rider footage, the original 2007 short film that debuted at the Bicycle Film Festival, an unreleased trailer, and the 2008 short film The Western. Definitely worth while viewing for fans of fixed gear bikes or cycling in general. Recommended.


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Made For Skate: The Illustrated History Of Skateboard Footwear Book

Airwalk Prototypes? Madrid Flys? Vision Big-V high tops? Duffs? This book is so serious. A massive 5 pound venture, this book details the unsung history of the skate shoe, from the early days to the blow-up of the nineties, to the modern collabs. There's lots of images (many used shoes, cool) and text to fill in the blanks... especially tons of vintage skate ads. Hardcover, 400 pages, 12' x 9.5".
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Nike: Nothing But The Truth DVD

The much-hyped, first-ever Nike skate film (it's shot movie style). As expected, no expense was spared whether in the marquee skate team or the expert filming & editing. They even got Mark Mothersbaugh of Devo to do the soundtrack. As previously mentioned, this is a film rather than a "video", so you'll notice more depth and more incredible camera shots than your usual skate dvd. Features an excellent mix of new and older skaters including Brian Anderson, Reese Forbes, Chet Childress, Gino Iannucci, Todd Jordan, Lance Mountain, and many others. 70 minutes.
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Plan B: Second Hand Smoke DVD

"Concise and condensed, Second Hand Smoke is a showcase for the slightly taller and revised mid 90's Plan B team roster and their full grown talents. Released hot on the heels of Virtual Reality (1993) and Questionable (1992), SHS is the first Plan B video project not totally conceived and edited by Mike Ternasky, who was tragically killed in an auto accident during production. The video was completed, however and then dedicated to the loving memory of its main motivator, Ternasky."
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Plan B: The Revolution DVD

The fourth (and final) Plan B video from their golden nineties era. Features Matt Hensley, Jeremy Wray, Rick McCrank, Brian Emmers, Pat Duffy, Colin McKay, and Danny Way. "The Revolution gives a timely nod to the fundamental changes the team's diverse video productions - Questionable(1992), Virtual Reality (1993), Second Hand Smoke (1994) - made in the direction of modern skateboarding. While stomping a broad and progressive path into the sport's future, each and every incarnation of the Plan B team typified real to real skateboarding, period. Over three years in the making, and well worth the wait Revolution is by far the most modern of the company's video offerings in both form and content, but by no means follows the standard format of the day, choosing instead to lead the world of skateboarding to the bitter end."
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Plan B: Virtual Reality DVD

What's the best skate video of all time? Shackle Me Not and Hokus Pokus for elevating the artform of vhs recorders and fish eye lenses (and Matt Hensley)? Video Days lowriding with Gonz and Guy listening to Jackson 5? Mouse with Spike Jonze production and a new way a running things? My money is on Virtual Reality. In relative terms of knocking shit out the box, Virtual Reality made videos released the same year look like videos from 3 years past. Even after a couple years, it was still the most up to date video. Starting from the split screen intro, Virtual brought a new wider scope to skating. Danny Way, Colin McKay, Mike Carroll, Sean Sheffey, Rick Howard, and Rodney Mullen in the cut. Recommended.
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Sean Mortimer
Stalefish: Skateboard Culture from the Rejects Who Made It Book

If you love skateboarding, check this book out. Notice how i said "Love," not "like," or "yeah, it's cool," but looove it, this book is your dream come true. Written by Sean Mortimer, who was the editor at Skateboarder magazine and co-author of Hawk: Occupation: Skateboarder with Tony Hawk, this book revisits Skateboard culture's history, growth, exposure, ups and downs with awesome behind the scenes interviews and anecdotes from all the important players in the game. As you can tell from the title, Stalefish: Skateboard Culture From The Rejects Who Made It,l this ain't no run of the mill history lesson. It's more like sitting down at a bar to hear Mike Vallely tell his story about how he didn't want to be the face of change for skating or hear how Tony Hawk had his first kiss at Del Mar or how Daewon Song thought that he sucked at one point. No boring "Skateboarding adapted from surfing..." commentaries, only the juicy details from the pros that made the scene what it is today. Highly recommended.
reviewed by C'mish

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Skateboard Retrospective Book

First of all, this book is not hip or cool retrospective on skateboarding, some it is even straight cheesy (especially the design). However, this is a valuable full color resource if you're looking for pre-90s skate material. The book starts way back to the early 1900s (yes, like 1918), tracing skateboarding's roots to Doc Ball who apparently was the first to attach roller skate wheels to a plank of wood. They even have recent photos of him skating. Then there's photos of the oldest known skateboard (from the Depression Era), 1950s scooters, the earliest skate ads (1961), and photos of the Hobie team circa 1965. The book really starts to get interesting when it starts showcasing the early decks (complete with collector's pricing). There's over a hundred examples from the 60s alone. Skateboarding really came into its own in the 1970s, and this book has some incredible documentation of the decade. There's awesome action photos, advertisements (1975 OJ ads), and skate mag covers. The book proceeds in similar fashion through the 80s (great Santa Cruz/SMA product shots), and the 90s (where it starts to lose it). The book concludes with a short long board chapter and photos of private skate collections. Hardcover, 176 pages.
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Solitary Arts
Big Red Skateboard by Geoff McFetridge

Custom vintage-style skateboard designed by Geoff McFetridge. This thing is designed for cruising (or collecting) and features all 70s inspired parts: almond shaped deck, footprint griptape, big ole wheels, original Tracker Dart trucks, etc. Hidden bonus feature: the risers have a have a switch to shoot out a red light. Comes completely set up. Limited to 100 pieces, with only 50 available for retail.

deck measures: 27 3/4" x 7 3/4" (at the widest point)
Tracker Dart trucks
Drifters wheels (58mm, 87A)

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Solitary Arts
Black Eggs - Wheels Set by Geoff McFetridge

These were thoughtfully designed for the Traveler Complete Deck to give you the smoothest ride without sacrificing ride-ability and tricks. Now available by the 4 pack.

• 50mm 87a durometer
• Set of 4 Black Eggs
• Center-White-Core
• Center Bearing-Seat
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Solitary Arts
Button Pack by Geoff McFetridge

Vibrant button pack designed by Geoff McFetridge. Collect them all, or save for special gifts. Color schemes may vary. Click detail pic to see them all.
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Solitary Arts
Drifters - Wheel Set by Geoff McFetridge

Solitary Arts combines the goodness of the old with the freshness of new. These are shaped from a 60's mold with today's urethane goodness. Smooth riding with a vintage feel.

• 58mm 87a durometer
• Set of 4 Drifters in each pack
• Single Conical Front
• Offset Bearing-Seat
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Solitary Arts
Piano Pinner Skateboard by Geoff McFetridge

New complete from Solitary Arts for 2009. Here's the description from Geoff McFetridge: "It reflects our insightful beard-stroking nature and our wild-eyed obsession for pursuing and hoarding good-times. Narrow like the Pocket Horn, but about 4" longer. The Piano Pinner thrives at the skate park and in any high performance situations you may find yourself in. This is an instrument of infinite possibilities… with an S.A. alternative tuning."


This 9-ply deck is made from hardrock Canadian Maple, fully dipped in white, with Geoff's Piano graphic hand-screened and comes as a complete setup.

Dimensions:
Length: 28"
Width: 6.25"
Wheel-Base: 12.5"
Tail: 5.5"
Nose: 4"

Upturned-Tail; Slight Concave; Upturned Nose

Complete with:
1) Piano Pinner deck
2) Tracker Full-Tracks 106mm
3) Black Eggs 50mm 87a Durometer Wheels
4) Sheildless ABEC 7 Steely Bearings
5) 1.5" Mounting Hardware
6) .25" Black Risers
7) Custom S.A. Laser-Cut Grip
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Solitary Arts
Sticker Pack by Geoff McFetridge

Stunning sticker pack designed by Geoff McFetridge. Collect them all, or save for special gifts. Color schemes may vary.
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Solitary Arts
Traveler Skateboard - Complete

Behold the Traveler Complete Deck from Solitary Arts. They outdid themselves with this one, one-upping their own levels of craftmenship and design. As the story goes, they found a bunch of deadstock solid wood decks (25-30 years old) and envisioned the potential for a beautifully stylish deck for the times. They hand routed each one of these, which involves a difficult process of using different router bits, to fit the Solitary Arts Moon graphic set in the middle. The wheels on this are Black Eggs, and were especially made for this deck in mind for the smoothest ride possible. Limited to only 50 completes, we were lucky enough to get a couple. A true tastemakers choice. (If you were wondering - yes, these have been tre-flipped).

Dimensions

Length: 22.875"
Width: 5.5"
Wheel-Base: 10.75"
Tail: 3.75"
Nose: 2.625"

- All decks are hand stained
- Deadstock Traveler board
- Tracker Mid-Tracks 89mm
- Black Eggs 50mm 87a Durometer Wheels
- Sheildless ABEC 7 Steely Bearings
- 1.25" Mounting Hardware
- Custom S.A. Cut Grip
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Stacks
Studio Skateboard

3 color silkscreen print on skate deck. Edition of 100.
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Stereo
A Visual Sound / Tincan Folklore 2DVD Boxset

First time DVD reissue of Stereo's first two skate videos. Stereo has always done its own thing, emphasizing art and jazz, as well as technical skating. This dynamic comes through in these videos whether it's the skating style, the camera style, the fact that it was shot on real film (non-digital), or the coolout soundtracks (featuring Tommy Guerrero amongst others). A Visual Sound is the company's first video from 1994 and features Mike Daher, Ethan Fowler, Mike Frazier, Greg Hunt, Jason Lee, Chris Pastras, Matt Rodriguez, and Carl Shipman. Tincan Folklore is from 1996 and features a similar lineup. Bonus features include new commentary by Jason Lee and Chris Pastras.
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Stereo
Stereo x Shepard Fairey - Clint Peterson Deck

Big collabo between Obey and Stereo skateboards. These skate decks feature custom artwork designed by none other than Shepard Fairey himself.

Size: 7.75" x 31.5"
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Stereo
Stereo x Shepard Fairey - Danny Renaud Deck

Big collabo between Obey and Stereo skateboards. These skate decks feature custom artwork designed by none other than Shepard Fairey himself.

Size: 7.75" x 31.5"
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Stereo
Stereo x Shepard Fairey - Danny Supa Deck

Big collabo between Obey and Stereo skateboards. These skate decks feature custom artwork designed by none other than Shepard Fairey himself.

Size: 7.75" x 31.5"
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Stereo
Stereo x Shepard Fairey - Olly Todd Deck

Big collabo between Obey and Stereo skateboards. These skate decks feature custom artwork designed by none other than Shepard Fairey himself.

Size: 7.75" x 31.5"
reviewed by the mgmnt

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Stereo: Agency Field Report DVD

Mini-video from the Stereo crew at the nice price. Features Zach Wagner, Dyson Ramones, Chris Pastras, Danny Renaud, Danny Supa, Olly Todd, Benny Fairfax, John Lupfer, Clint Peterson, Carl Shipman, and Matt Rodriguez. 10 minutes.
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superFishal
Jeremy Fish x Andy Howell "The Stack" Deck

Jeremy Fish and Andy Howell collaborate once again for another limited edition skate deck from Superfishal. Screen printed on 7-ply Maple.

Size: 8 & 1/4"
reviewed by Hires

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Toy Machine: Berzerker / Sucking The Life DVD

2003 Toy Machine Tour video. Featuring: Ed Templeton, Austin Stephens, Josh Harmony, Nate Broussard, Billy Marks, Diego Bucchieri and others. 40 minutes.
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Toy Machine: Good & Evil DVD

Transworld's 2004 skate video of the year. Fetures: Ed Templeton, Josh Harmony, Austin Stephens, Diego Bucchieri, Billy Marks, Johnny Layton and Matt Bennett. 25 bonus features. 65 minutes.

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Toy Machine: Heavy Metal / Toy Machine Live DVD

The first two Toy Machine videos (circa 1994) re-released on this single DVD. Features Ethan Fowler, Jahmal Williams, Jerry Fowler, Ed Templetom, Josh Kalis, Satva Leung, Jamie Thomas and others.

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Toy Machine: Jump Off A Building DVD

1998 release. Features: Brian Anderson, Mike Maldonado, Chris Senn, Ed Templeton, Elissa Steamer, Bam Margera, and Kerry Getz. 40 minutes.
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Toy Machine: Lurk-Fest Summer Tour 2007 DVD

Specially-priced tour video from Toy Machine's 2007 US and Euro tours featuring Billy Marks, Diego The Butcher, Nick Trapasso, Matt Bennett, Josh Harmony, Ed Templeton, Johnny Layton, and Austin Stephens. 20 minutes.
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Toy Machine: Suffer The Joy DVD

2006 release. Features Johnny Layton, Ed Templeton, Billy Marks, Austin Stephens, Matt Bennett, Diego "The Butcher" Bucchieri, Josh Harmony and NIck Trapasso. 60 minutes.

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Toy Machine: Welcome To Hell DVD

Bonafied classic skate video from 1996. Watching it now, you could get it confused with a recent video; especially Donny Barley's and Jamie Thomas' sections. Ed Templeton is interesting as usual, using old school wheels, sliding skate-proof handrails, and show us his bruised nad. The soundtrack is epic to say the least, featuring Misfits, Van Halen, Floyd, Sabbath, Sonic Youth, Iron Maiden, and the Overton Berry Trio (beat digging meets skating!). Also includes the dreaded slams section and a previously unreleased Chad Muska section (that was taken out of a video after some drunken words). Recommended.
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Translations DVD

Translations documents a year of skateboarding filmed in various countries such as such as in China, Spain, Netherlands, Germany, Malaysia, France, Korea, Thailand, Sweden, Singapore, United States, Poland, Hong Kong, Morocco and Vietnam. The goal of the producers and skaters was to document both the unexplored spots and the foreign cultures. Along the way, they run into some unique challenges such food poisoning, sketchy Moroccan police, hunting spots by moped, etc. Skaters include: Nolan Lee, Malcolm Tallgard, Max Beinhofer, Samuel Beyer, Patrick Boes, Daniel Hochman, Michael Mackrodt and others. This film is sponsored by Homegrown Skateshop, 8103 Clothing and Nike SB shoes. 49 minutes, plus 26 minutes of bonus footage.
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Upper Playground
Jeremy Fish x Mike Giant "Serpent" Deck

Upper Playground and artist Mike Giant collaborate for this limited edition skate deck. Screen printed on US Maple.

Size: 8 & 1/4 inches
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Vice: Epicly Later'd, Vol.1 2DVD

THE SKATE VIDEO OF 08/09. Since 2007, Epicly Later'd has skyrocketed to become a cult phenomenon and the #1 show on VBS. This double DVD set revisits the historic first season with 200 minutes of re-cut footage (60 minutes of bonus) from all the top skaters (for real). Check the partial list of names: Andrew Reynolds, Jason Dill, Jerry Hsu, Heath Kirchart, Neck Face, Steve Rodriguez, Chris Senn, Justin Figueroa, Pat Duffy, Alex Olson, Tim O Connor, Jim Greco, Erik Ellington, Fred Gall, Ray Barbee, Jake Phelps, Billy Rohan, Mark Gonzales, Christian Hosoi, John Rattray, Braydon Szafranski, Peter Hacket, Brandon Westgate, Aaron Suski, Mike Carroll, Chris Haslam, Kevin Spanky Long, Dustin Dollin, and others. Highly recommended.
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Volcom: All The Days Roll Into One DVD

This documentary-style skate video follows the lives of the Volcom team for the month of May 2008. The twist is that they were all thrown into Brooklyn apartment, a far stretch from their usual spread-out, laid back, west coast lifestyle. Witness as they discover the city and skate its unusual spots. Features: Darrell Stanton, Nick Dompierre, Chima Ferguson, Dennis Busenitz, Danny Cerezini, Filipe Ortiz, Caswell Berry, Brandon Westgate, and friends.
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World Industries: Complete Video Collection (1989-1996) 3DVD

Whaaaat?!? The entire World Industries filmography? Pretty epic for a Monday. When Powell and Santa Cruz was running the skate game with their brigade of vert skaters, World was ushering in a new era of offensive pop grahics, a raw attitude (Big Brother, where Johnny Knoxville got his first "break") and the world's best street skaters. If I wanted to watch these videos as a kid, I'd have to skate to the bus, go to the nearest skate shop (next town over) and sit there googling through the display glass, hoping that a friend would come by to maybe go halves on it. Then you'd fight over who would get it first and who would get the dub. Now these rare vids are compiled for you in one DVD set - yay. Raw footage, music and antics from their entire filmography. Classics include the beautifully crude Rubbish Heap (1989 - Rodney Mullen, Steve Rocco, Mike Vallely, Jeremy Klein, Chris Pastras, etc), Two World Industries Men (1990 - Randy Colvin and Chris Pastras), the mid blowing Love Child (1992 - Chico Brenes, Daniel Castillo, Spencer Fujimoto - who taught me about graf - Shiloh Greathouse, Daewon Song, etc.), New World Order (1993 - Kareem Campbell, Daewon, Guy Mariano, Eric Koston, Brian Lotti, Henry Sanchez, Shiloh, etc.), 20 Shot Sequence (1994 - Fabian Alkomar, Ronnie Creager, Sam Delvin, Jason Dill, Shiloh, Maurice Key, Kris Markovich, Lavar McBride, Chris Lambert, etc.) and Trilogy (1996 - Kareem Campbell, Gideon Choi, Ron Creager, Josh Kasper, Maurice Key). Basically, this is the definitive World Industries collection. They were so influential, I can't imagine skate history without them. Relive the good times, or just play catch up with one of the hardest skate crews ever. 3DVD set.
reviewed by Cmish

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