Santa Cruz Rare Crazy Shape DEATH POOL Skateboard Skate Deck OLD / New In

Santa Cruz Rare Crazy Shape DEATH POOL Skateboard Skate Deck OLD/New In Shrink 31.85 in x 8.625 in
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Dope top and bottom graphic
Please look at all pics Slightly wearing on nose as seen in pics other than that for this being at least 9-10 years old it is in amazing condition still in factory shrink wrap
This is new still in plastic wrap
Know that i take pride in my packing and shipping
Will come bagged bubble wrapped in a hard sturdy card board
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SANTA CRUZ SKATEBOARDS TEAM
Blake Johnson
Devin Flynn
Emmanuel Guzman
Eric Dressen
Erick Winkowski
Fabiana Delfino
Henry Gartland
Jake Wooten
Jereme Knibbs
Justin Sommer
Keet Oldenbeuving
Kevin Braun
Maurio McCoy
Phoenix Sinnerton
Rob Pace
Steve Alba
Tom Knox
Tom Asta
Yndiara Asp
Natas Kaupas (born March 23, 1969)[1] is an American former professional skateboarder. He grew up in South Santa Monica, California, in the area known as Dogtown, and is of Lithuanian descent.[2] He is often referred to as one of the first true professional street skateboarders.
Kaupas began skating during his childhood years. In 1983 Kaupas won a local Santa Monica surfing contest and received a Santa Monica Airlines (SMA) skateboard as a first place prize. SMA was operated out of the back of a surfshop owned by Skip Engblom. Kaupas approached Engblom about becoming a member of his skate team, which did not exist. However, Engblom was impressed with Kaupas's skating ability and offered to sponsor him.[2]
Kaupas by his own admission remained clueless and uninterested in the mainstream skateboard subculture. He honed his street skateboarding skills by utilizing his surroundings, preferring not to ride ramps or parks. By the mid-1980s, Kaupas had discovered riding walls where he would throw his skateboard up against a wall and ride off it. He then perfected this trick by riding up the side of walls without using his hands.[2] In 1984 Thrasher Magazine photographer and skating commentator Craig Stecyk took a photo of Kaupas riding off a wall which featured on the cover of Thrasher Magazine's September 1984 issue.[3] With this cover photo, Kaupas began to receive more magazine coverage and recognition from professional skaters.[2] Also in 1984, SMA released Kaupas's first pro-model skateboard, which infamously featured a panther image drawn by Santa Monica artist Kevin Ancell.[4][5] At this point, Kaupas was regularly skating with such notables as Mark Gonzales, Julien Stranger and Jim Thiebaud and pioneering what would be known as 'street skating'. Kaupas and Gonzales innovated many new skateboarding tricks and ideas, the first of which was transferring Rodney Mullen's kickflip from freestyle skating to street skating.[2
Skateboarder who has been regularly featured in such magazines as Thrasher and Berrics. His sponsors have included Vans, Santa Cruz, Mob Grip and Bronson Speed Co. Erick Winkowski is a well known Skateboarder. Erick was born on June 16, 1995 in California..Erick is one of the famous and trending celeb who is popular for being a Skateboarder. As of 2018 Erick Winkowski is 22 years years old. Erick Winkowski is a member of famous Skateboarder list.