Rick 
Stinks. Howard not Tetz. No we didn’t insult him. Stop putting words in our mouth! It says so on the original Blockhead ad. Grab the Blockhead RE-issue Rick Howard Skunk deck and skate like its 1991 again. This deck is modeled after the original with updated concave and kick tails with holes drilled for modern trucks.
With graphics from Ron Lemen how could you go wrong? These decks feature a four colour screen print for long-lasting colour on the graphics if you choose to display it. The top logo also features a screen print of two colours. The stain you receive will be random, but don’t worry they all look sick.
So whether you’re a 90s skater or want a good shaped deck you’re in luck. This deck is manufactured with 7 ply Maple in the United States by Watson Laminates. It’s always sick to see boards still made the traditional way.
BLOCKHEAD RICK HOWARD SKUNK:
- 4 Colour bottom screen print
- 2 Colour top screen print
- Art: Ron Lemen
- Width: 9.125”
- Length: 32.25”
- Wheelbase: 14.75”
- Tail: 6.625”
- Nose: 7”
- 7-ply maple
- Hole pattern: Modern
- MFG Watson Laminates
- Original release date 1991
- Based on Rick’s original model
- Stain may vary
- More Blockhead HERE
Rick Howard, Adventures in Cheese, 1990
Blockhead Skateboards, which took its roots in a Northern California garage in 1985 under the leadership of Dave Bergthold, had a remarkable journey that spanned approximately a decade. During this period, CALSTREETS played a crucial role in distributing Blockhead skates throughout Canada in the '80s. This collaboration led to the forging of enduring friendships, unforgettable moments, the launch of successful careers, the creation of iconic skate ramps, and a wealth of unforgettable skateboarding experiences.
The impact of Blockhead on the skateboarding world was profound and multifaceted. Be it the original and striking artwork by Ron Cameron, the intense and heated sessions on 'The Blockhead Ramp,' or the numerous talented individuals who emerged from this era to leave their mark on the skateboard industry as professionals and industry shapers, Blockhead's legacy remains deeply ingrained in the fabric of skateboarding history.
