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Back in 2001 Rampage the brand saw what was happening in regards to Skating at home. If you went to lavish Skateparks back then would usually be made of concrete or wood but at home not everyone has the funds or accessible to the materials so a lot of the time people were making DIY Skate Ramps from a pile of bricks and a piece of MDF and we all know how sketchy these can be.
For this week’s What’s Out Wednesday, we have brand new decks from Sour and Polar, along with skateboard wheels from Spitfire and other skateboarding accessories!
The world of Skateboarding has its own culture and vocabulary. The definition and usage of the Skateboarding jargon may vary depending on the location and situation they're used in, but the following terminology is universally accepted and understood among Skateboarders.
The Skatepark is a second home, it's the first place we go in the morning before school/work and place we visit after work/school. It's a place to meet up with friends at the weekends, the skatepark is rarely empty.
So for this week’s What’s Out Wednesday, we have brought in a brand new series of decks from Zero, Primitive and Darkroom, together with new apparel from Darkroom too!
