A skater’s recommended choice! This Powell Peralta Bucky Lasek Sticker comes in with a width of 3.25″ and a length of 3.5″. It’s ready to add life to any object you place this sticker on!
This Bucky Lasek Sticker features a timeless graphic, and will perfectly go with anything you choose to put it on, whether that’s a fridge, deck, bumper, or anything in between!
An east coast skateboarding wonder at a young age—there’s a story out there that Bucky started skateboarding after his bicycle was stolen, sure, but really there was a shop owner in Baltimore named Andy who liked Bucky, flowed him product, and generally made skateboarding affordable for him. He entered amateur contests and did well. His profile rose to a point where in 1989 Tony Hawk sent him a game changing invite to visit him in SoCal.
The 1990 release of what has become known as Bucky’s STADIUM model was one of the graphics designed entirely by Sean Cliver during his three years at Powell Peralta. The back-story behind the unusual baseball-themed graphic has little to do with Bucky’s interest in, or his ability to actually play baseball.
Not only was Bucky known for being a nice, likable guy, Sean also knew he was from Baltimore. At the time the Baltimore Orioles had gone through a resurgence because their new stadium (Camden Yards) was being constructed while Cal Ripken, Jr., was surging in his effort to play more baseball games consecutively (2632 eventually) than any human thought possible. Sean saw this as an opportunity for Bucky Lasek, the nice guy that people liked, to have a board graphic with lots of those people he liked on his board. BOOM!
POWELL BUCKY LASEK STADIUM STICKER:
- Dimensions: 3.25″ (W) x 3.5″ (L)
- Crazy strong adhesive
- A classic and timeless graphic
- Sticks on pretty much anything!
- More here: POWELL STICKERS
‘On The Sesh’ is a series of videos which gives you a behind the scenes look at what goes into landing a trick for one of our ADs.
Powell Peralta is an American skateboard company founded by George Powell and Stacy Peralta in 1978. It became known for its Bones Brigade team, which included top skateboarding competitors of the 1980s.
Peralta left the company in 1991 and Powell continued to produce skateboard equipment under the Powell, Bones Bearings, and RollerBones brands. CalStreets or CSI was the company's second distributor in Canada after Northwest Skateboards.
