Check Out Nyjah Huston’s New Brand I & I

Nyjah Huston has decided to start his own skateboard brand with Anthony Jefferson and Anthony Williams. Become the roots of I&I Skateboards and experience the release of Nyjah Huston’s new board brand and first pro model skateboard. Check out the 20+ decks that just arrived at Warehouse Skateboards.

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December 4, 2009   1 Comment

What ever happened to Christian Fletcher?

You had to remember surfer and skater Christian Fletcher. Him and Barney were always surfing with those spiked shoulder pads, I guess trying to look like Kiss. Anyway, haven’t heard about him in a while, anyone got any good news? You can always e-mail me at sales@warehouseskateboards.com or comment on the blog.
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August 28, 2009   No Comments

LA illuminates local parks to bring fun after dark

“To get to the place in Boyle Heights where the spirit of summer lives, I first passed through a neighborhood of stout little houses, where the streets were too quiet, too lonely and much too dark. Next I passed through a tunnel where the concrete walls gleamed and pulsed ominously with taggers’ spray paint. And then, suddenly, I saw it: an oasis of light. Getting closer, I heard the voices of children. Then I stepped into the bright park itself and found a village of people. They ran on the soccer fields, spun on skateboards and held hands on the concrete steps that faced the baseball diamond. Some of the neighborhood old-timers told me it was a sight they thought they’d never see. Ramon Garcia Park was filled with people, several hundred in all, well after dark.

“To come here at night, you used to have to carry a knife,” Juan Caudillo told me. He’s a retired mechanic who’s lived near the park for 25 years. Until recently, gang members and assorted muggers prowled the edges of the park, he said.”

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August 19, 2009   No Comments