Paris Truck Co. dropped new limited edition colors of their venerable V2 truck last week as part of a lineup they’ve cleverly dubbed “Les Macarons”. The new colors, Blue Macaron and Pink Macaron, feature pastel baby-blue and baby-pink colors reminiscent of the popular French desert, Macarons.
Paris Truck V2 Macarons
Italian based Victorwood Longboards manufactures handmade downhill and freeride decks with over 20 years of experience. Their decks are more than performance tools, they are emblems of quality and craftsmanship. This year the Wolf has been updated.
Victorwood Carbon
After a few days of teasing, Rogue dropped their new Adjustable Downhill Hangers yesterday. All the that you’ve come to know and love in the Rogue Precisions are now available in a hanger with adjustable options.
Rogue Adjustable Hangers
Available in select shops worldwide on May 16, we are two days away from the release of Loaded’s latest, the Loaded Tesseract.
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Hurtle is prepping their new DeLuxe Cruiser for a release later this year. They’ve been kind enough to provide a look of what’s to come!
Hurtle drew inspiration from the the style and character of the Sixties while designing this new skate. They’re made from a piece of solid, European Oak and topped with a sheet of joined veneer. Each deck is shaped by hand and features a color pattern unique to each deck. The deck you get is sure to be the only one like it. To reinforce this idea, Hurtle is individually numbering each deck as well – your deck will be only yours.
The DeLuxe measures 25″ long x 7″ wide. They feature laser engraved markings and are drilled for old-school truck mounts. Truck options include the Gunmetal Pistols or the Tracker Midtracks. In keeping with the old-school-cool theme, Hurtle has chosen 56mm 78a Cadillac Classics for the wheels. They are a reproduction of the first urethane skateboard wheels made available in 1973. Finally, bolts and bearings courtesy of another British brand, Sabre.
If you are searching for a truly special, hand crafted skateboard with some oldschool ‘sidewalk surfer’ flair hit the link to check out Hurtle and keep any eye out for availability later this year.
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