Ben Raemers teamed up with Rob Mathieson’s illustration skills for his new Cock Piss graphic featuring none other than the legendary Alan Partridge. The best part of it is that it also comes with scratch off graphics so you can take off Alan’s trousers and also change the writing on the car. Genius! We wonder how many people will try and sniff it.
These are heading to your local skater owned skate shop this week so get down there and support one of Britain’s finest.
Death Lens have made a flash drive in homage to the legendary VX1000 camera that can take up to 16gb of footage and files. These are £16 available from here.
Brixton’s new Spring 2015 range has many treats but this Masterson shirt stuck out from the rest thanks to its fitted design. It looks hardy enough to take a slam or two with a 55% cotton/ 45% polyester denim mix and comes with two chest pockets, copper metal buttons and a custom Brixton woven label at pocket.
Simple, comfy and good enough for Jason Jessee. Nuff said.
Guy Mariano’s latest pro shoe on Lakai has been released this week. It’s a vulc number with plenty of design input to make this one of the best skate shoes out there. After all, it’s made by skateboarders, for skateboarders as all skate shoes should be. These come as a canvas/suede split unless you scout out the Fourstar collab reds that are canvas only and look ace.
I’ve had these on for a month now and skated in them loads. They are holding up perfectly, have plenty of support, comfy and strong. All you need in a skate shoe.
There’s no guarantee that your skating will be as hesh as Mariano’s as soon as you slip these on but support skater owned companies out there and vote with your feet this month if you need some new kicks.
With Spring in the air it may be time for some new threads. Fourstar have these tri blend notch collar shirts available in your local shop this month, soft on the touch and a comfy fit.
Get the teas on for these Polar Skateboards ceramic mugs that come with artwork by Jacob Ovgren. Find them in your local SOS.
Luan Oliveira’s choice of urethane is Spitfire who have rolled out his new pro wheel this week. These come in 52mm, 53mm and 54mm in width and are made with a 99 durometer hardness.
These Formula Four numbers should take some stick on the streets and keep you rolling in style. Look out for them in your local skate shop.
Mother Collective, the new skateboard company that launched this month with Jake Johnson, Tyler Bledsoe, and Gilbert Crockett repping team business out of Ohio, have launched their first catalogue as seen on Tumblr this morning. Check out the new decks will start to hit stores at the end of March.
Follow them on Insta.
If you are looking for fresh wood for the Spring months ahead, Death have rolled out four new pro models this week that will be heading to your local skateshop very soon. Dan Cates has three new models on the shelves, one of them a joint CRV WKD deck with Rob Smith which is rad.
The Cates Cowskull comes in at a whopping 10.5″ in width and 33.5″ long. Patrick Melcher’s new rig the ‘Clash’ is 8.25” wide, Cates’ new Scurvy board is 9.75” and the CRV WKD model is a superb 8.75″.
No doubt you have seen this image that captures more than just Brixton’s new Fleet Chino. It’s one of those keepers that captures much more than a moment and for some, defines everything about the freedom of skateboarding.
Brixton seems to flow that vibe naturally and they’ve certainly delivered with these new Chino’s that have been released in their new Spring 2015 catalogue. The Fleet’s come with a relaxed fit, made for shredding in, allowing the movement necessary for a session and made also soft to the touch. The fabric made from a polyester/cotton mix is heavyweight to take a slam and features a relaxed fit, zip fly, a graded inseam and an 18″ leg opening.
They also have draw string pants and slim fits too. Find them in your local skate shop or ask them to order some in for you.
