This is an official skate team with a complete partnership, including magazine features, show appearances and advertising campaign. We have some of the top skate professionals in the world representing our brand and feel that our partnership will help elevate the industry and spark a new trend.
Using Skateboarding and Skateboarders to grills and wheels. The Big Stupid. Looks like Braydon Szafranski has a little bit of the Captain in him.
via: HaveBoard
Clyde Singleton posted up one of the oddest things today… Would you just take a look at that outfit?!
Here’s Thrasher magazine’s take.
It’s good to see some old fashioned Roccoesque Skateboarding business going down. Would you like a free copy of Skatebook? Why yes… Yes I would! Thanks Skatebook!
We were trying to think of when the dude that makes Skateboard Wraps thought of his idea… Best guess?
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The no pornographic images thing pretty much leads us to believe that it isn’t a Skateboarder running it.
DAYTON, Ohio, Feb. 5 /PRNewswire/ — DNA Distribution, which includes skateboarding brands Alien Workshop, Habitat and Reflex, today announced that the company has been acquired by Burton.
DNA Distribution will continue to operate in Dayton, Ohio and CEO and Co-Founder Chris Carter will continue to oversee the DNA brands, which include Alien Workshop, Habitat and Reflex Bearings.
via burton.
We’re guessing it’s a good idea to put all your women in check up front. Pro-Hos will adapt to anything though. How many pro-hos read Seventeen Magazine? Who cares?
A fingering game for the iPhone. Via NotCot.
This new roller coaster, made by Gerstlauer in Germany, is patterned after the moves of professional skateboarder Tony Hawk. Instead of zipping along on tracks where each time you ride you move in the same pattern of ups, downs and arounds, this roller coaster has cars that spin as if you’re free-styling on a skateboard. None of the spins match each other so each time you ride, the experience is different.
Tony Hawk’s Big Spin roller coaster
We stopped dissing Tony Hawk out of respect. But we are more than capable of dissing Gerstlauer (The manufacturer), for making the ride only 45-50 feet tall. Just goes to show you that the marketing is directed toward children.
via: Skate Nerd
The future of Skateboarding isn’t going to be digital. You might want to see how fast EA Games’ Skateboarding future is progressing though. How much loot you suppose these guys can rake out of Skateboarding‽
Floatyness Maximus
How bad does this website look like Emerica’s Website? A LOT!
Pretty interesting if you ask us.
Skateboarding Sucks 
