Not all skate shirts are black! Check out the Silverfish Gear Page . There are new men's, women's and kids' shirts! (Some are even black.)
We're using "spreadshirt", so you order straight from them. Dig through the listings and you'll find some classic 'Fish designs, including shirts with art taken from member Ryan's art-pen drawings. Check back for new designs, as we prepare to release the Fall Line (soon as Armani signs off...)
Here it is: we've gone through our photos, compared our notes and come up with our list of our favorite things from the Winter '06 ASR. Our criteria is purely subjective...take it with a grain of salt and a grin.
One of the coolest things at ASR was this wall-display, entitled "The Evolution of Skateboarding". Malcolm Wilson is the creator of the sculpture and It drew crowds to the Greg Noll Surfboards booth, including Concrete Wave Magazine publisher, Michael Brooke.
Now, Michael Brooke is going to give it away, and maybe to YOU! He's going to draw a name out of a hat and give it to one lucky person. Every Concrete Wave advertiser, every skate shop owner that sells CW over the counter and every subscriber are each "automatically" entered in the drawing, and there's another way to win...
Continuing the coverage of Concrete Wave we bring you 3 more articles in PDF format straight from the pages of the magazine itself. We thank Concrete Wave for the contribution.
After checking those out if you are still not satisfied and you want to read some more from this and more issues of Concrete Wave get yourself a
Last Updated ( Friday, 14 July 2006 )
Nickle has put together a contest with Mile High Skates, Longboard Larry, Silverfishlongboarding and an Anonymous silverfish member are getting together to give away 5 Pro-Tec B2 helmets, thats five people that can win a helmet. All you have to do is write something telling us why you love longboarding and why you need a helmet. Much respect to Nickle for doing this. Nickle has more details and information about the background of the contest below.
This year has seen, in my opinion, the highest number of skate related deaths of any year I have been skating. I do not know how many of those were head injury related, but I am going to guess a high percentage of them were. I