With the upcoming yearly I Used to Skate Once event happening in Brisbane next week, skate art is a hot topic right now. I couldn’t help but ogle at square stylings of the Gremmie Skateboards decks, hand-shaped in Cali by Kevin Skibba.
With a unique beveled bottom, a distinctly square tail, and a super sleek paint job, these boards really do push the boundaries between practicality and a piece of ride-able art that is so damn cool that it will never touch a footpath in lieu of being hung as a prize possession in your lounge room.
So, what do you reckon of these square boards by Gremmie…radness, or ridiculousness?
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I own one and they skate as good as they look! Super sweet cruiser. So definitely radness. They are way too much fun to just hang on a wall, enjoy the artistic craftsmanship over the top of your sneakers as you feel the stoke from a great ride.
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JakeThePeg Reply:
September 21st, 2010 at 3:06 am
If they skate half as good as they look I’d be stoked. I might have to add one to my Christmas list, I think
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