So it looks like the big-shots in New York are starting to catch onto skimboarding! Richard Vath of 77 Skimboards explains in a post on Facebook, which can be read below:
Hey everyone,
I got an interesting call back in January for an order to be shipped to NYC.
During our conversation I was told that the board was for the H&M Summer line-up photoshoot. The Rep couldn’t promise it would actually get used but there was a good chance. She and her colleagues at H&M told me that the reason they had …
Kayotics Skimboards is looking for a local high-level skimboarder to teach the Kayotics Skim Camp in Victoria, BC. If you’re available July 6-10, 20-24, Aug 3-7 and 17-21 from 10am to 1pm please comment to this article below and the team at SkimBC.com will get back to you right away. The instructor must be able to find their own way to the beach and be a competant skimboarder. If you are interested but unsure of some riding techniques please let us know when we contact you and I (B-Dub) will …
Zed Skimboards has released their new line of boards, including their latest and greatest series called “The Woodpile Collection”! The series of boards was designed by a wicked group of artists called “The Woodpile Collective”. Zed Skimboards explains the new line of boards as:
Since the spring of 2003, the Woodpile’s collaborative artistic history has been consistent and prolific.
Much like skimboarding, the process of their collaboration is free-flowing and always open to one’s re-interpretation.
This free-flowing collaboration of art and style is rooted at the core of the new Zed Skimboards Woodpile …
Tydle Mag’s 2009 Catalogue has been unleased to the world. Be sure to check it out at TydleMag.com. The catalogue lists all of the new boards for 2009 and also gives you the low-down on all the upcoming skimboarding swag and accessories! It’s the first of it’s kind in the flatland skimboarding world.
The setting was at Patchedhat Beach in Port Renfrew, where 23 skimboard enthusiasts braved the elements behind neoprene wetsuits four-thirds of a millimeter thick, $20 Wal-Mart Gumboots and swigs of Fireball whisky.
The occasion was the Sub Zero Skim Jam, Canada’s first ever wave skimboarding competition. The two-day rider-judged event is the brainchild of Brandon Wright, a recent UVic Engineering graduate, and the president of SkimBC, an online resource for skimboarders.