LA-based skate apparel brand GEO (aka The GEO Metro Party) has recruited Olympic Skateboarder Bryce Wettstein as style director and the unparalleled creative mind will be designing a signature line!
Nora has an eye for quality. That’s why she hand-selected skater/architect/holistic fine artist Alexis Sablone to design a new capsule collection for NHS that includes custom Krux Trucks, a sticky sweet slab of Mob Grip, and she even squeezed some of those creative juices on a ripe set of OJs.
Creature leaves no stone unturned when it comes to the dimensions of their decks. Allysha Le sets up one of the straight 8″ Stumps boards and puts it to the test at McVicker park. No dimensions shall go unexplored! Hail Sacred Geometry!
Lots of dudes dressed up as construction workers, because they didn’t plan a costume and really ARE construction workers. Pretty genius because they can just sleep in their clothes.
We have been DIYing non-gender clothing for decades, and Santa Cruz is one of the first large companies to catch on. But it won’t be the last. Hiring Alex White, who no doubt pulled for this, was possibly the smartest business decision a skate company has made in history.
Let’s say, just for shits and gigs, that Kristin Ebeling went to prison. If there was a curb to skate, she’d probably be perfectly happy locked up. She’d be endlessly entertained learning every curb cut in humanity.
Amy Caron’s visit provided Crescent Skate Krewe a great excuse to throw an event to raise money for our bayou neighbors and get the non-traditional and queer skateboarders socializing with the traditional skate community.
MARBIE RULES. BE MORE LIKE MARBIE
This means the SPSA is the official tenant of Channel Street Skatepark. The organization signed a 20-year lease with the City of LA General Services Department, with options to renew.
The next step necessary to reopen the park is to fix, repair, and rebuild what was demolished. The fences and the barriers in the bowls will remain initially, allowing room for a speedy build, estimated at 3-4 months.
Our first print issue featuring everyone’s favorite frontside grind queen Shanae “SHEEZY” Collins, with photos from Wade Mclaughlin, a retrospective of Villa Villa Cola’s “Getting Nowhere Faster” video with words submitted by a lot of the project’s key players, Portland’s Feral Cat Cove DIY, “Old Fashioned Standards,” and much more!
