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adidas Puig Mystery Ink
This is the latest colourway of Lucas Puig’s adidas signature shoe the “PUIG”. This is his third ever pro shoe for adidas, the result of design conversations between Lucas, Scott Johnston and Gareth and Lev at Palace skateboards. This futuristic silhouette completed with a premium nubuck upper and transparent rubber outsole suits our favourite French technician. It is a beautifully designed skate shoe made to the specs of one of the best to ever do it and looks amazing in this new ink colourway. White stripes and his name in gold palace lettering finish the job. Perfect shoes for improving your ledge game. |
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Stussy Fall 20 D1
New clothing from Stussy just arrived. Fresh gear cherry picked from their new season for Fall 2020. As always every item from this iconic brand is on point, Stussy has been making it’s mark for 40 years. It’s incredible that this company which was on the racks when we first opened our doors continues to inspire and be the benchmark for every other clothing company out there. Check out the latest in this new drop |
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World T-Shirt Black |
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Insulated Work Vest |
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Stock Logo App Hood |
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2 Flowers App Crew |
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Last Resort AB
Pontus Alv has finally released his Last Resort shoe company into the world. Displeased with wearing heavily branded shoes and subscribing to an established aesthetic Pontus decided to contribute to the skate shoe landscape with his own creation. In his own words "These shoes are made by and for Skateboarders around the world, girls and boys out on the streets having fun, being creative. We don’t have any corporate backing, no one telling us what to do. And neither should you." We love everything that comes from Pontus’ creative mind and are stoked to be stocking this new shoe company from the beginning. |
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Powell Peralta Flight Decks
Powell Peralta continue to innovate, something which is at the heart of this company started by George Powell and Stacy Peralta back in 1978. Flight construction is their latest contribution to skateboarding. You will have seen the videos of these boards being run over by cars and flexing not breaking. That is all well and good and serves to demonstrate how strong they are but they are uniquely amazing to skate and justify their higher price tag. Flight decks are thinner, stronger and longer lasting. They allow you to ollie higher because of greater rebound and snap, flip faster because they are thinner than your phone and maintain pop for an extended period of time due to their epoxy infused, fiber reinforced structure. You have to try one to believe it. These are the latest flight deck pro models endorsed by Salaman Aaah, Scott Decenzo, Brad McClain, Ben Hatchell and Charlie Blair. |
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'93 Til Book by Pete Thompson
This new release could be one of the most incredible skateboard books ever released. Pete Thompson’s journey as a photographer saw him shoot the best skateboarders in the world during a golden era. This book contains photos unearthed for this project which were buried in boxes for two decades and are largely unseen or unpublished. As well as Pete’s iconic images the book contains quotes and anecdotes from the skateboarders who star in them, legends like Tony Hawk, Arto Saari, Jamie Thomas, Guy Mariano, Nyjah Huston, Geoff Rowley, Stevie Williams and more. We have limited edition first run ‘skate shop only’ copies containing 6 extra pages of bonus Tom Penny photos. You need this book in your collection. |
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Pete Thompson Interview
Back at the tail-end of the 1980s when Pete Thompson started shooting skate photos, it was an entirely different landscape he was a part of. Before digital, film—and processing, and postage—cost money, and if your shot wasn’t in one of the main magazines the next month, there’s a real likelihood that nobody would ever see it. Things were moving so fast, and that wasn’t a time when skateboarding as a whole cared much for its own history, so the notions of looking back, or even of media preservation, were still a long way off. It’s slightly ironic that this was during the time of the most significant changes happening in skateboarding with tricks, spots, clothes and shoes changing and updating month to month, and with the world relying upon magazines and VHS videos to see what was happening on the other side of the country, or around the world. Media could only move so fast, and it was impossible to cover everything, impossible to run every photo, with the restrictions of monthly print magazines seriously limiting what we could see. |
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