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Bastard,
"Proudly made by those lazy Italians."
Those
lazy Italians sent skatedork this amazing little tool to rock.
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Half
skateboard, half inline skate? Interesting stuff.
And
yes, I lost all my pictures I had of it.
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When's
the last time you've seen skulls on the top of your board? When's
the last time you looked at your mounting hardware, and thought
to yourself, "Bad-ass."
You
will.
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When
your entire company is devoted to bearings, you know they have to
be good at what they do. |
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NC
Clothing started as a skateshop, and has started to release clothes,
which I was fortunate enough to be able to give a wear to. |
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Out
of Portland Oregon comes one my favorite names of a skateboard company.
Rainy Day makes boards and clothing while managing to keep prices
down for the dirt cheap skaters. We got to check out one of their
decks. |
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Harbinger
has been making pads for awhile, and we got to test them out on a
trip to Hackettstown skatepark. |
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Skateboarding's
history has not been well-documented before, except in the monthly
coverage in various glossy magazines. Michael Brooke was determined
to change this. |
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If
you've read Thrasher for a long while, you'll remember Eggplant from
a ways back, with their hand-written ads for hats... they're back,
with a whole bunch more clothing for the discerning skateboarder. |
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Straight
out of Oregon comes a small shockpad company determined to lengthen
the life of your skateboard. |
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The
Skateboard Hangar is supposed to keep your board out of the day
so it doesn't get hit by a car or something when not in use.
So
far that hasn't been a huge problem for me, but read on for our
thoughts on this fluorescent-colored invention.
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Why
would we review something as trivial as griptape? Because we can.
Not
to mention the fact that all griptape is not the same.
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