Supra has just released three new color ways for their super lightweight Owen; White, grey, red; Royal blue with a magenta sole, and Black with all reflective accents. Flicker, flicker.
The Owen is the first lightweight shoe from SUPRA, now available in seven styles. A 100% synthetic mesh upper with microfiber reinforcements reduces weight and improves breathability. Durable, looped nylon webbing is used for the lacing system, and a rear heel pull tab, in conjunction with custom, lightweight rope laces, makes for quick and easy cinching. The shoe features an ultra light, soft blown EVA SUPRAFOAM® sole. The rubber pods on the contact areas offer traction and even distribution of impact across the sole.
And they look good. We’re going black. Check them out at Supra.
Some THPS fans posted questions to the video game’s Facebook page and Tony Hawk was kind enough to answer them. If you’re interested in the game, Tony has some info for you.
It would appear that Enrique Cubillo “the father of the world’s first skateboard spike” has never heard of the Kahuna Creations Big Stick. Hard to believe there is competition in the market for standup paddles for skateboards, let alone someone who thinks they invented it. Only in New York, right?
[Note: if after 10 or 15 seconds you grow tired of watching this video, just stop. There is absolutely no payoff at the end.]
The mother of a La Canada, California high school student made her 17-year-old son stand on a street corner for 15 minutes holding a sign that said, “My name is Justin. I am a thief” after she discovered her son had stolen a skateboard, according to a story in the La Canada Valley Sun.
“It’s my 15 minutes of shame,” said Justin, who held the sign — often in front of his face — from 4:45 to 5 p.m. as his mother looked on from the edge of the La Cañada Town Center shopping plaza. . . The woman did not give her name or the boy’s last name, but said she “wanted all his friends to see.”
Wonder who alerted the local newspaper? Sounds like mom is not only a punisher, but a publicist as well.
The Bones Brigade: Tommy Guerrero, Tony Hawk, Rodney Mullen, Mike McGill, Stevie Caballero, Stacy Peralta, and Lance Mountain all on one stage. Click here for the entire photo gallery.
Thanks to a crazy travel schedule Tony Hawk missed several of the biggest Bones Brigade: An Autobiography movie events, so to make up for that Hawk invited a couple hundred people (including the original Bones Brigade) to attend a special private showing of the film at the world famous La Paloma Theatre in Encinitas, California on Saturday, March 10, 2012.
Before the film began Hawk welcomed all the guests to the showing. “It’s a great honor to be here with all our friends and family and obviously industry people here in Southern California,” Hawk said. “So without further ado here is Bones Brigade: An autobiography. Enjoy.”
For the next hour and a half (we have no idea how long the movie was because we were entranced the entire time) the audience sat, eyes set straight ahead as Stacy Peralta, George Powell, the Bones Brigade and their contemporaries told the story of how a group of amazingly talented skaters became one of the most iconographic skateboarding crews of all time.
Inspired by Desillusion’s world, THE DEATH OF COOL cruiser is a skateboard shaped entirely by the WOODIART hand, made with a mélange of different wood “Iroco-Chestnut-Ipe-Mahogany-pear”, fixed onto Gull Wing 150mm trucks and Polyurethane wheels 50mm (Abec 3 precision). . . The cruiser comes with it’s own “Mini coffin” box, a coffin shape made from mahogany and iroco. The insides are padded with real leather and feature a brass chain to hold the board.
The whole set up is an “ultra limited edition” and available only in Desillusion mag’s online shop. Looks pretty nice.
Skateboarding in the great outdoors. Breathe it in. Yes, the surprise is how good it looks. Clothing by people who skateboard. We like it and we’re not even fishermen.
