Friday, April 20, 2012


Been out of the shop since Saturday and I've got a lot of catching up to do on the blog. I got the chance to head out west to Whistler Blackcomb with a good friend and enjoy another week of winter. Conditions weren't all time but we got a good park days in, two semi powder days, and an EPIC day of heli boarding in the back country of British Columbia.  Such an amazing experience and so grateful for the opportunity.

So that's what I was up to and today's blog is going to be a full highlight from the past week.


"TransWorld SKATEboarding is proud to present our 24th video, The Cinematographer Project. We’ve assembled 13 of skateboarding’s finest filmmakers to each produce their own original three-to-five minute short. The result is a truly creative and diverse take on the current world of skateboarding." The video is in at the shop and it is absolutely AWESOME.


New shipment of Vans shoes.  TNT 5, TNT 5 Mid, Type II, and Era Pros. All so good! Here are the TNT 5s in low and mid in the full assortment of colors.


The ladies of the ASP are back at it again for the fourth stop of the ASP Dream Tour. The ladies are midway through the Beachley Classic and the girls, as usual, are ripping!!! Big story yesterday was Courtney Conlogue taking down the reigning world champ Carissa Moore. After she steam rolled the competition last year I was expecting big things again but Carissa has been having a rough go lately and has evened claimed she's out of the running for 2012. THE UPCOMING COMMONWEALTH BANK BEACHLEY CLASSIC QUARTERFINAL MATCH-UPS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

QF 1: Tyler Wright (AUS) vs. Laura Enever (AUS)
QF 2: Malia Manuel (HAW) vs. Stephanie Gilmore (AUS)
QF 3: Coco Ho (HAW) vs. Rebecca Woods (AUS)
QF 4: Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) vs. Courtney Conlogue (USA)

Waves have been fun the past few days, or so I've heard, and looking to be fun through the weekend and into next week.  Stocked with O'neill and Ripcurl suits and a fresh shipment of Lost boards. Everything you need to get in the water we got!

PIONEERS FOR SURFING x SKATING x SNOWBAORDING

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