Some skate collectibles are cool. Some are nostalgic. And then there are pieces like this — the kind of thing that makes old-school World Industries collectors stop scrolling. CalStreets is offering a rare original World Industries Flame Boy and Wet Willy vintage inflatable set, pulled from our long-running shop collection. These are not modern reproductions, […]
From the Tour de Surrey Grand Finale to the CalStreets Throwdown Chadd Sinclair is putting the spark into this one, and CalStreets is stoked to stand behind it. This June, Chadd is bringing fresh energy to Bear Creek Skate Park with the CalStreets Throwdown — a free, all-ages community skate jam presented by CalStreets. The […]
Neil Blender is one of those rare skateboarders whose influence is almost impossible to measure, because it reaches far beyond contest results, video parts, and pro model decks. Born in 1963 and raised in Anaheim, California, Blender started skating in the late 1970s and quickly became one of the most original riders of the 1980s. […]
The new World Industries Heritage Collection lands like a time machine with grip tape on the bottom, bringing back two graphics that still feel loud enough to get grounded for. The Jeremy Klein Black Eye Kid Slick Bottom from 1991 and Rodney Mullen Rock Is King from 1992 are not just reissue decks, they are […]
Christian Hosoi did not just become one of the biggest skateboarders of the 1980s. He became one of the clearest examples of what skateboarding could look like when raw talent, personal style, celebrity energy, and original product design all collided at full speed. In an era packed with giants, Hosoi stood apart because he made […]
Gullwing is one of those skateboard truck companies that feels permanently welded to the sound, look, and attitude of skateboarding’s second great explosion. While Independent, Tracker, Bennett, ACS, and later Thunder all carved out their own territories, Gullwing built its name on a different kind of promise: fast turning, high-speed stability, wild design ideas, and […]
Nick Boos: The Airbrush Artist Behind CalStreets’ Iconic ’86 Corvette Long before digital graphics dominated automotive art, there were artists who mastered the airbrush — a challenging tool that lets painters blend colours seamlessly and create vibrant, flowing imagery directly onto vehicles. One such artist working in Western Canada is Nick Boos, best known locally […]
Santa Cruz Skateboards is closing out 2026 with a reissue drop that hits straight in the heart of skate nostalgia. The Holiday 2026 release arriving in November brings together four unmistakable decks that each capture a different piece of Santa Cruz history, from raw early street style to full-blown 1980s graphic chaos. This is the […]
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Powell-Peralta has always stood at the centre of skateboard history, and the Bones Brigade Series 17 drop taps straight into that legacy. Founded by George Powell and Stacy Peralta in 1978, Powell-Peralta helped reshape how skateboards were built, how skaters were promoted, and how skate culture was presented to the world. The company did not […]
G&S Skateboards, short for Gordon & Smith, sits right at the roots of modern skateboarding. The company was founded in San Diego in 1959 by Larry Gordon and Floyd Smith as a surfboard brand, then grew into one of the most important early surf-and-skate manufacturers in California. By the 1970s, G&S was not just dabbling […]
Rob Roskopp is one of those names that instantly pulls you into a very specific era of skateboarding — when speed, style, and board graphics were loud enough to be felt from across the park. He came out of the Midwest and landed in Santa Cruz at the perfect moment, then helped define what an […]
