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Bones Wheels Eighty Ones Bones Wheels Eighty Ones (SPF) wheels have been formulated to prevent flatspotting on smooth surfaces without sacrificing slide-ability. If you’ve been skating Bones SPF (Skatepark Formula™) wheels but want something just a bit softer…look no further! Dave’s Review 54mm Intended Use: Smooth Read More …
A different take on insoles for your active lifestyle! Are Tread Labs Stride Insoles right for you? Read more in our review Read More …
There’s something about custom or original art on a deck that just draws you in, and Red Rum Skates delivers. Combine that with a quality North American maple deck, and you’re going enjoy your ride even more. Read More …
187 Killer Pads Vinton Pacetti started 187 Killer Pads almost two decades ago. What began as a nights and weekends business after working his regular job has evolved into the premier skate protection company. When you have the likes of Read More …
Stance Skate Legends Socks Details: We’re big fans of Stance snowboard socks; they’re tough to beat performance- and durability-wise. Being old skaters, the Skate Legends Series really caught our attention. Stance revisits their action sports roots with a line up of Read More …
Bones Wheels Rough Riders Review Bones All-Terrain Formula™ (ATF) wheels are a special soft urethane, designed for rough terrain and providing a smooth ride. Intended Use: All terrain Recommended for: Rolling over rough surfaces Review Date and Location: August – September 2016, Idaho Review: “Stop, drop, Read More …
Painkiller socks, you’ll be able to really push your limits knowing that your shins and ankles are protected. Read More …
Spark R&D Arc Binding Review (2015-2016) Intended Use: Splitboarding; a lightweight, flexible binding intended for use touring and chasing pow. Recommended For: the all around rider who wants a lightweight binding designed for charging all conditions. Review Date: April – May 2016 About Spark R&D: Based out of Read More …
We put the Never Summer Type Two to the test and the verdict is it rips! Utilizing the best parts of the Ripsaw and Funslinger, read more in our review! Read More …
DC Spectrum Jacket Review (2015-2016) Jacket Reviewed: True Blue size XL Rider specs: 6’0″ chest 43″ (I like my jacket to fit loose) Mesh-lined venting Waist gaiter Ribbed-cuff gaiter Media pocket Interior mesh stash pocket 10k waterproofing / 10k breathability Adjustable drawstring fleece-lined Read More …