Few skateboard brands have had as much influence on street skating as Blind Skateboards. From its rebellious beginnings in the late 1980s to becoming one of the most recognised names in skateboarding, Blind helped shape modern skate culture.
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Few skateboard products have generated as much discussion in recent years as Powell Peralta Dragon Formula Wheels. Since their release, Dragon Formula has challenged the traditional belief that skateboarders must choose between hard wheels for tricks and soft wheels for rough ground.
Few skateboard brands have left a mark on skateboarding culture quite like Enjoi Skateboards. Known for its iconic panda logo, offbeat humour, and some of the most memorable skate videos ever made, Enjoi became one of the defining skateboard brands of the 2000s.
There’s a clear gap between independent skater-owned skate shops and large national or chain skate stores. While both sell skate products, only one truly supports skateboarding culture at a local level.
When buying a skateboard online, one of the most common questions skaters ask is “Should I buy a factory complete skateboard or build a custom complete?”
Both options have clear advantages depending on your skill level, budget, and skating style.
Skate Shop Day (SSD) is an annual event dedicated to recognising and celebrating independent skate shops worldwide. It’s inspired by events like Record Store Day, bringing attention to the vital role that skate shops play in the culture and industry.