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The best retro skateboards, their history and designers
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We love old-school boards and sharing our knowledge of how they influenced skate history and the famous skaters who rode them.
In these articles we explore in detail, some of the coolest boards from the 70s, 80s, and 90s and why they came to be famous in skate culture.
Dogtown Skateboard decks and their place in skate history
The Rob Roskopp Face Deck is easily recognisable and well loved among skaters young and old
As the first double-kick skateboard, the Mike Vallely Barnyard Deck changed skate history