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Santa Cruz Skateboards Rob Roskopp Target Eye Reissue deck featuring spot gloss graphic. This never before re-issued deck features the OG shape with unroutered top and rounded bottom edges, Cruz Missile II concave, adjustable 14.25" to 15.125" wheelbase, and 50th Anniversary decktop laser etched logo. 7 ply North American Maple pressed individually using epoxy - making a strong, responsive deck with long lasting pop and consistent concave and kick. Cruz Missile II concave is Santa Cruz's infamous tech concave from the 1980s with aggressive, multi-dimensional side to side concave and tail kick along with forward set rocker that comfortably lock in your feet in key areas for a completely unique riding experience - cruising the streets or skating transition on old school or shaped decks with longer tail than nose.
Santa Cruz Skateboards Corey O'Brien Reaper Reissue Deck mit überarbeiteter Grafik von Shepard Fairey @obeygiant basierend auf dem originalen Artwork von Jim Phillips mit Spot Matt Grafik und 50th Anniversary Deck Top Laser geätztem Logo. 7 Lagen nordamerikanischer Ahorn, einzeln mit Epoxy gepresst. Ein starkes, reaktionsschnelles Deck mit lang anhaltendem Pop und konsistenter Konkave und Kick.
If you've been skateboarding for any great length of time (over 30 years or so), 2020's Skateboarding Hall of Fame inductee Rick Blackhart hardly needs an introduction. However, this Nor Cal badass is one of those lifelong skateboarders that kept pushing himself on all terrain in front of him and garnered a quite bit of media coverage and attention over the years.His namesake wheel designed, marketed, and sold through NHS, Inc. was highly popular and successful towards the end of 1979. But the skateboarding industry hit an abrupt speed bump at the close of the decade and Rick's short lived pro model with Tunnel Skateboards never got into a production larger than 200 which were produced by his close friend and mechanic Kevin Thatcher. Additionally, Blackie's pig sized pro model never made it into production and the marketplace due to this untimely industry collapse.This keepsake Blackhart OG Stripes skate deck is recreated in exactly the pig sized shape that Rick rode back in 1979. Minus the weighty solid alder construction and wedge kicktail, it stands as a true commemorative piece behind Rick Blackhart's relatively short pro skateboarding career and his many groundbreaking moments that shaped it.So roll on in and get down with this badass deck with its vivid graphics and the original Blackhart logo. No unnecessary or additional pinstripes around it needed!Specifications: Manufactured by PS Stix, Inc. with 7-ply maple construction with black stained veneer on top and middle layers. Full bleed screen printed graphics by Screamin' Squeegees on the bottom and one color (white) screen printing on the top. Limited numbered editions of 65 and personally signed by Rick Blackhart with a white paint pen the top of the deck.Measurements: 29.5" long, 10.875" wide, 6.625" tail, 2.875, nose and a 15.75" wheelbase. Truck holes are drilled in the modern size (2.125" apart) to allow for retro trucks and keep choices unlimited when setting up this deck.
Deck rechts, #9/65:
If you've been skateboarding for any great length of time (over 30 years or so), 2020's Skateboarding Hall of Fame inductee Rick Blackhart hardly needs an introduction. However, this Nor Cal badass is one of those lifelong skateboarders that kept pushing himself on all terrain in front of him and garnered a quite bit of media coverage and attention over the years.His namesake wheel designed, marketed, and sold through NHS, Inc. was highly popular and successful towards the end of 1979. But the skateboarding industry hit an abrupt speed bump at the close of the decade and Rick's short lived pro model with Tunnel Skateboards never got into a production larger than 200 which were produced by his close friend and mechanic Kevin Thatcher. Additionally, Blackie's pig sized pro model never made it into production and the marketplace due to this untimely industry collapse.However, Rick kept on skateboarding and never gave into letting his passion become a thing of the past. He went on to collaborate with his friends and cohorts at Thrasher magazine to work on his monthly column Ask The Doctor for many years, and he continued to consult with Ermico Enterprises with design for Independent Truck Co. Rick's involvement and influence within skateboarding continues to carry on today and we're proud to have him join us as one of our esteemed lifers.This Blackhart Modernized Stripes skate deck is exactly the shape that Dr. Rick rides today and it functions great on all terrain with its balanced design. Get down on your friends mini ramp, enjoy some boardslides at the local curb spot, shred that backyard pool just a a short drive away, or hit up the local skatepark. With numerous possibilities, it's all good, fun skateboarding on this Blackhart designed shred sled!Specifications: Manufactured by PS Stix, Inc. with 7-ply maple construction and finished with routed edges on top and bottom. Heat transfer graphics on the bottom with screen printing in red on the top. Limited numbered editions of 65 and personally signed by Rick Blackhart with a white paint pen the top of the deck.Measurements: 32" long by 8.875" wide, 6.625" tail, dual 15" and 15.5" wheelbase and a nose length of 5. 75" and 6.25" respectively. Truck holes are drilled in the modern size (2.125" apart) to allow for retro trucks and keep choices unlimited when setting up this deck.
Aber mal ohne Scheiß...die linke OG Planke ist echt "Oldschool"!
Breit wie der "Ärmelkanal", flach wie "Kate Moss" und ein Tail wie "???"
Nichtsdestotrotz...geiles Teil!!!
Mehr? Hier:
Omar "SPECIAL EDITION"9.88" x 32.25" 14.5"- 15" adjustable wheelbaseCustom "Street Thing" Shape7 ply Hardwood Maple LaminateBlack StainSigned Omar "Special Edition" Deck coincides with his 30-year Independent "Signature" Truck Model.
Und hier noch was zum Anschauen:
Powell Neuauflage des 1. Mike Frazier Pro Modells aus den frühen 1990er Jahren. Das erste Mal, dass Powell Peralta dieses Modell neu aufgelegt hat, so dass Sammler und Fahrer es zu schätzen wissen, da es im Gegensatz zu den früheren Neuauflagen aus den 1980er Jahren auch heute noch ein großartiges Pool-/Vert Deck ist. Direktionaler Shape mit tiefer Konkave auf einem klassischen Lozenger Shape aus den frühen 90ern. Es kommt mit den alten "langen" Truck Löchern und ist vorne doppelt gebohrt, damit man die Wheelbase verändern kann. Ein wirklich großartiges, breiteres Deck für Old Skool Ripper, aber auch modern genug für junge Leute, die ein größeres Pooldeck wollen!
Here we have some custom painted Dragster models in orange/ yellow or green yellow with assorted graphic colors, the green there's 4 color combos but the orange there's 8 different combos. Every color not shown but if you have any preferences let us know in comments at checkout...sold as assorted so no guarantees. Limited to 50 boards, hand numbered and signed by Omar.Young phenom Omar Hassan was killing it in the pro ranks not only in vert but in the street contests and also ripping it up in the real streets. Omar wanted a board that was better suited for shredding the streets as the “Magic Carpet” board was designed more for vert. The street dragster board features a double drilled wheelbase/ nose for more options.
The graphic took the “Chrome Dome” character from his previous “Smoke” graphic and put him hailing ass in a dragster. The “chrome domes” were Omar’s OC vert crew who would all paint their helmets metallic silver.Details:Originally released: 1990, reissued 2023Art by Jason JusticeNumber produced 50Bottom: Denim blue, Sapphire blue or Yellow stain laminate, Screen printed graphicsTop: Assorted colors, Screen printed graphic, laser burn logo, signed and numberedDimensions: 9.875 x 31.75”, 14.25/ 15.125” wheelbase, 6.625” tail, 6.125 / 5.5” noseConstruction: 7-ply mapleConcave: Period correct 1991 Blockhead concaveHole Pattern: Old School, double drilled frontManufactured by Watson Laminates, San Diego CA
Und noch ein "Blockhead" Omar Video:
The August 1990 Blockhead ad read “Why is Omar Hassan pro at 16? Hmm... I wonder... The ad featured Omar’s first graphics, the “Magic Carpet”, Omar was also featured on the cover. Omar’s insane antics at the Blockhead Ramp while filming for Splendid Eye Torture cemented the decision to turn him pro at such a young age and as you all know, things worked out just fine.The Magic Carpet graphics were inked by Ron Cameron and pays tribute to Omar’s heritage, there were two other renditions of the Magic Carpet in a diamond and oval shape...but the rectangle was the first one.Details:Number produced: 135Bottom: Screen printed graphics by Damon MillsBlue stain has metallic silver skyTop: Laser burn , Screen printed logo, hand numbered & logo'd by Dave B.Dimensions: 10 x 32”, 14.5”, 6.75 tail, 5.5” noseOld School hole patternConstruction: 7-ply mapleManufactured by Watson Laminates, San Diego CAOriginal release date mid 1990, Reissue date 2023
