Thursday, December 18, 2008

TECH DECKS!!!! More in Store!




Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Update: Positiv Skateboards






Positiv Skateboards
are a reflection on the positive experiences that have been and can be achieved through skateboarding. Positiv skateboards provide a high quality skateboard at an entry level price. They are the perfect first skateboard for beginners and a smart choice for price conscious advanced skaters alike. Just like our successful REDS bearings, Positiv skateboards are well received and respected as a quality Skate One product.



Bones Wheels


Skatepark Formula (SPF) is very high quality urethane specifically formulated to resist flatspotting on slick or smooth surfaces while maintaining a higher rebound for a quicker response and a faster roll. Skatepark Formula has a high resistance to abrasion while not compromising hardness and slide ability. Simply put… Skatepark Formula wheels grip better on slick surfaces, are almost impossible to flatspot, and are the fastest, longest lasting wheel on the market today.


Street Tech Formula (STF) is specifically engineered from top quality components to obtain all the best properties necessary for the ultimate in street wheel performance.BONES WHEELS has created a wheel with a substantially higher rebound for more speed and amazing slide capabilities while maintaining a resistance to flat spotting well beyond any standard wheel. The technology behind STF is proven. The results speak for themselves.

Monday, December 15, 2008

Positiv Decks, Bones Wheels

Ten more days to Christmas and it doesn't feel like one...

Yo homies, New Positiv Complete boards are in. Check them out.

Bones Skatepark formula and 100a wheels are smokin'

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Saturday, November 22, 2008

Powell Mini Logo Decks

Saturday, November 15, 2008

Tensor Trucks

Enjoi & Almost!

Black Label Decks



Monday, November 3, 2008

New Decks! Flip

New Decks! Baker





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Sunday, September 21, 2008

What type of longboard suits you??

Length of the board – typically the longer the board the easier it is to maintain your balance. As the length gets longer you lose maneuverability.
Step2
Width of the board – if you have clod hopper feet I recommend a board that’s at least 9 inches wide. This is important because you don’t want to your feet to hit your wheels as you’re turning. Besides, it looks funny when your huge feet are hanging over the sides of the board.
Step3
Flex of the board – finding a flex to fit your weight is important. For heavy riders it’s imperative to find a board that won’t bow beneath your feet. For light weights you have a lot of options open to you. A stiff board will make you go fast and you get the most out of your push offs, but you will feel every bump you hit. A flexy board will soak up the bumps and give you a softer ride.
Step4
Traffic – both on the street and on the sidewalk. If you ride mainly on the street I suggest a board in the 40-50 inch range. This board is long enough you can maintain good balance and also short enough you can dodge a few dumb drivers. Boards of this length also do well at higher speeds. If you’re riding in an area with heavy foot traffic, try out a mini longboard AKA a campus cruiser. These boards are easy to maneuver and they don’t take up that much space on the sidewalk. They’re also easy to throw in a backpack or tote around between classes or while running errands.
Step5
Graphics – cool graphics will get you stoked about cruising. Also, if you need to stop off and check something and you have to carry your board, people will notice your graphic. Choose something that will set you apart.

Taken from: http://www.ehow.com/how_2000263_perfect-longboard-skateboard-deck-cruising.html by Xenos