Santa Cruz Roskopp Break 4.35in sticker hits with that classic Santa Cruz chaos — sharp lines, broken glass, loud colour, and a graphic that feels like it came straight out of skateboarding’s wildest era. The Roskopp name has serious weight in skate history, and this design carries that same aggressive, graphic-heavy attitude that made Santa Cruz artwork so iconic in the first place.
The cracked window effect, monster hand, neon fade, and rough black-and-white detail give it that perfect mix of creepy, fast, and completely skate. It feels like pool coping, loud wheels, scratched rails, and shop walls covered in legendary graphics. For skaters who still get hyped on real board art and Santa Cruz’s deep graphic legacy, this one absolutely rips.
Santa Cruz stickers are the kind of skate goods that hit way harder than their size. You are not just slapping a decal on a deck, helmet, tool box, laptop, or shop counter; you are sticking down a piece of skate history. Santa Cruz has been there from the roots, helping shape the look, attitude, and noise of skateboarding since the 1970s.
From the classic red dot to the legendary Screaming Hand, these graphics have lived on boards, street spots, vans, and shop windows for generations. That is why skaters still get stoked when fresh Santa Cruz stickers show up.
Santa Cruz Skateboards, nestled in the skateboarder's paradise of Santa Cruz, California, burst onto the scene in 1973. Picture this: Richard Novak, Doug Haut, and Jay Shuirman, probably sporting some epic '70s hairdos, get together and say, "Hey, let's start NHS Inc. and shake up the skate world."
With over four decades of skateboarding smarts (that's like, 280 in dog years of skate knowledge), Santa Cruz isn't just a brand; it's a skateboarding legend. Thanks to the mind-blowing graphics from the artist extraordinaire Jim Phillips, their decks are more iconic than a rock star's guitar.
And let's talk about NHS's brand family – it's like the Avengers of skateboarding gear. They distribute the who's who of skate brands: Santa Cruz Skateboards (obviously), Creature Skates for the monster in you, Independent Truck Co. (the backbone of your board), Bronson Speed Co. (because who doesn't like speed?)!
