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Two boards in one review! The Real Low Pro, as well as the Real Popslickle (Real's take on slicks). Hope you have some time to kill!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqnXxZcB8ZU&hd=1
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The 5th marked the 15th annual Johnny Romano Make a Wish Skate Jam this year. Made a video last year, but this one's a much better look into what you missed if you weren't there!
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Effective January 8, 2011 Scoff Skateboarding will close its doors to the retail world. This is the second time the business has done this (first time in July 2007) since it started in September 2004. Done to preserve the company’s life and rebuild itself to come back at a later date. Scoff will no longer be making an effort to solicit to skate shops or productions of Skatelaces and apparel for retail sales alone.
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Respect For Your Local SkateparkReality is not everyone is lucky enough to have one. Whether you like skating yours or not, realize there were people that at least cared enough in making an attempt to support what you love doing. Unfortunately, another reality is some local parks close due to vandalism, and general mistreatment. Then where are the kids supposed to skate? Sure, street spots are an option, but you always run the risk of getting kicked out. Your local park is, and always will be a place to skate if all else fails.
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Skatepark AtmosphereWhether we are consciously aware of it or not, every skatepark you go to has a different atmosphere to it. No, I'm not literally talking about the gaseous envelope surrounding the park, but the vibes you feel when skating the park.
Let's face it. With every skatepark being located somewhere else around the world, expect nothing less than a different vibe to the last park you went to. There's many things that contribute to making a skatepark atmosphere.
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Where's The Fun?Why do I skate? A question that seems to have no simple answer for this generation of skateboarders.
Within the past couple of years, the fun in skateboarding is vaguely seen anywhere you look. Whether it be in a Youtube montage, a professional skate video, a movie, or those dumb MTV shows.
Nowadays it seems people just demand more and more tricks from pros, or themselves. Sure it's always cool to see progression, and see what can be physically done on a skateboard. Everyone knows it feels good to learn a new trick, and become an overall better skater. What's your reasoning behind it all though? Money? Respect? Sponsorship? Bragging rights?
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