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SKULL SKATES X RDS STICKER 2.75″ X 6″ RED

Name: SKULL SKATES X RDS STICKER 2.75" X 6" RED
SKU: CALSTS-SKULL-SKATES-X-RDS-STICKER-6-INCH-RED
Availability: InStock

$5.00

The Skull Skates X RDS STICKER COLLAB. Sticker comes in white, black and red. Made in Canada. This graphic is from their second 2019 collab.

The relationship that PD and the young FSU-mode Dragons developed is still maintained to this day and is one of the reasons Skull Skates and RDS finally first collaborated in 2018.

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SKU: CALSTS-SKULL-SKATES-X-RDS-STICKER-6-INCH-RED Category: STICKERS

The Skull Skates X RDS STICKER COLLAB. Sticker comes in white, black and red.

The relationship that PD and the young FSU-mode Dragons developed is still maintained to this day and is one of the reasons Skull Skates and RDS finally first collaborated in 2018.

Made in Canada. This graphic is from their second 2019 collab.

SKULL SKATES X RDS STICKER:

RED ON CLEAR / DIECUT
2.75″ x 6 “
RDS SKULL SKATES COLLAB
Made in Canada

Saturday Oct, 6th 2018. Vancouver Canada. SKULL SKATES 40TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY AND LIVE SHOW. Live act by DUB 4 REASON. Thanks to HASTING BEACHSIDE CREW.

Brands

RDS

What began as a crew has turned into an international movement and way of life; Red Dragon Apparel (RDS) traces it beginnings to a group of friends who through their professional skateboard careers would come to change the face of skate-inspired clothing. Founded by Canadian skateboard legends; Colin McKay, Rob ‘Sluggo’ Boyce and Moses Itkonen, the Red Dragon clothing brand was initially launched in 1998 following the opening of their flagship North Vancouver RDS store.

With its sights set on the future, RDS continues to grow and reach new markets but insists on remaining true to its skateboard roots. It will always be about friends, pushing the limits and of course, FSU!

Skull Skates

Skull Skates began in April of 1978 in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. It’s founders were the Ducommun brothers (Rick-and Peter (P.D.)

The original company was “Great North Country Skateboards” and used a black and white Yin and Yang symbol as it’s logo. Shortly after, the name was abbreviated to “G.N.C. Skates”.

This is when P.D. designed the new logo known as Skull Skates. It was then that it was decided to drop the “G.N.C.” and go with Skull.