Blade Fingerboard Park 80’s Neon Trolls Sticker 3″

Name: Blade Fingerboard Park 80's Neon Trolls Sticker 3"
Brand: Home Grown Stickers
SKU: CALSTS-BLADE-PARK-THREE-NEON-TROLLS-STICKER-3INCH
Availability: InStock

$4.00

The Blade Park 80s Neon Trolls Sticker brings the full Blade Fingerboard Park vibe: neon color, wild eyes, flaming edges, No Thrills attitude, and just the right amount of sticker-bin madness.

Blade Park has always had its own weird heartbeat — part fingerboard park, part cat-powered clubhouse, part neon fever dream. The 80s Neon Trolls sticker captures that perfectly. It is not polished corporate skateboarding. It is not safe beige branding. It is loud, funny, bright, slightly unhinged, and proudly Blade.

FB PARK: Admission Cat Food is part of the story, too. Kids bring cans of cat food as payment to ride Blade Park, keeping Blade’s shop-cat energy alive every session. It is funny, it is weird, it is generous, and it is exactly why Blade Park feels like Blade Park.

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SKU: CALSTS-BLADE-PARK-THREE-NEON-TROLLS-STICKER-3INCH Category: STICKERS Tag: Home Grown Stickers Brand: Boarder Labs, CalStreets Skateshop

The Blade Park 80s Neon Trolls Sticker looks like it crawled out of a blacklight and demanded cat food at the door.

The Blade Park 80s Neon Trolls Sticker is pure fluorescent fingerboard chaos — wild eyes, gnashing teeth, flaming edges, toxic color, and that unmistakable Blade Park attitude blasting straight out of the sticker bin.

This Troll graphic feels like it was peeled off the wall of an 80s arcade, dragged through a graffiti-covered mini ramp, hit with a blacklight, and then personally approved by Blade herself. The 80s Neon Trolls bring that loud, strange, over-the-top energy that fits Blade Fingerboard Park perfectly: bright, funny, aggressive, weird, and completely impossible to ignore.

And yes, Cat Food Admission is real. At Blade Park, kids don’t just show up with pocket change to ride — they bring cans of cat food as admission. It is one of those perfectly oddball CalStreets traditions that makes the park feel like more than just a place to fingerboard.

Every can keeps Blade’s energy alive in the park, ties the whole thing back to our shop-cat roots, and turns a session into something with a little heart behind it.

So this sticker is not just another loud graphic. It is Blade the cat in sticker form with neon attitude!

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CalStreets – Since 1978

Born in the golden era of urethane and rebellion, CalStreets Skate Shop opened its doors in 1978, carving its way into Canadian skate history from the heart of Vancouver. More than just a shop, CalStreets became the west coast’s skateboarding nucleus—a place where riders, rebels, and innovators found their tribe.

Back in the day, we weren’t just slinging boards—we were official Canadian distributors for the biggest names in skate history: Powell-Peralta, Sims, Santa Cruz, Alva, Dogtown, and Brand-X. If it was iconic, we had it first.

At the center of it all is Rick Tetz, CalStreets’ founder and lifelong skater. Rick rode for Hobie and Sims, earned 3rd place at the Oasis World Freestyle Championships, and took 1st in Canada in 1980 for Freestyle Skateboarding.

Rick also managed Skateboard World Skatepark in Burnaby, one of Canada’s original skateparks that helped define the country’s skate culture. Rick’s legacy isn’t just carved into the pavement—it’s built into the DNA of the shop itself.

From the early days of fiberglass decks and backyard ramps to today’s resurgence of reissues, surfskates, and fingerboarding, we’ve always stayed ahead of the curve.

And if you ever dropped by our shop in the heyday, you probably played a few games on our original Black Knight pinball machine—a staple of the shop that’s eaten more quarters than any snack bar ever could. It's still here at CalStreets HQ, and yes, it still works.

We don’t just sell gear—we live and breathe skateboarding. From freestyle pioneers to street soldiers, bowl carvers to vert chargers, CalStreets has always been more than a shop—it’s been a launchpad for legends. Our team riders and local scene helped shape Vancouver’s skate identity with a DIY spirit that still fuels every session today.

Today, CalStreets lives on through our brick-and-mortar location and online under the BoarderLabs banner—serving collectors, skaters, and culture junkies who know that the real ones never left. Skater-owned. CalStreets – Holding it down since 1978.