After being gone for nearly a year Signal Snowboard’s Every Third Thursday is back with a little taste from of our collective digital futures. Here’s how they’re pitching it:
Decentralized currency, hyper loop travel, and yes, smart wearables and shreddables. After almost a year off from the last ETT, No Board Left Behind, we bring you the first LED progammable base.
Ground effects, dawg. It’s the perfect board for those times we’d like to communicate from the lift. We kinda want one. . . [Link: Signal Snowboards]
Marc McKee is one of the nicest, most modest, talented visual artists ever to grace the skateboard industry. And when you check out some of the graphics he created during the 90s glory days of World Industries that can be a bit of a mind slip because his artwork stirred it up so hard. But just click play and let him tell you all about Big Brother magazine, how he created Flameboy, Wet Willy, Devil man, and so much more.
Just a little reminder that while we in the Northern Hemisphere may be freezing our wee bits off, in the Southern Hemisphere it’s summer. . . or something like that.
Altamont is proud to announce that Dakota Servold has joined their skate team. To celebrate this addition, they’ve partnered with Dakota’s board sponsor Foundation Skateboards to release two custom skate decks featuring the same Clay Halling artwork as his two new Altamont collaboration tees. We call that synergy.
adidas Skateboarding releases their newest skate edit, “RŌZU” or “Rose”. The brand’s latest video features the global team taking to the streets of one of their favorite cities – Tokyo. Dennis Busenitz, Silas Baxter-Neal, Rodrigo Teixeira, Mark Suciu, Gustav Tønnesen and other team riders. Yeah?
We’ve always been fans of having one board every everything. Mostly because years of airline travel made us hate lugging around a mob of boards everywhere we went, but also because we never really knew what kind of conditions we were going to run into and having a board we know works in everything is always reassuring.
These days it seems everyone’s on the quiver program with a board for every different style of riding or condition. But how does it that work exactly? Jeremy Jones explains his quiver theory in under three minutes.
Sign up for Element Skate Camp Today and spend a Summer in paradise! Register at Skatecamp.org before January 1st, 2018 and get yourself a free Element backpack, deck, and hat! See you at Camp!
Not a bad deal. Might even make the perfect Christmas present. Click the link for all the details.
This is it. LSD : Let’s Skate Dude! Watch the new full length video Krooked Skateboarding starring Mark Gonzales, Brad Cromer, Bobby Worrest, Matt Gottwig, Ronnie Sandoval, Dan Drehobl, Sebo Walker, and Mike Anderson. Nothing to it but to go skate dude.
A lot of good things have come up out of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Tim Sandlin novels, Asymbol Gallery art, TRice movies, and yeah, Franco Snowshapes — the hand crafted snowboards made by Mikey Franco. Click the white arrow for the rest of the story.
