Yesterday we got a look at the Skate Bag from Incase’s Signature Collection made for Paul Rodriguez. Today, they give us a closer look at the Skate Pack. Essentially a backpack created specifically with skaters in mind, the bag boasts such features as skateboard compression bumpers, custom grip pads and quick-release buckles for easy deck-loading. It also has ample storage room and a padded, faux-fur lined notebook compartment that can fit up to a 17″ MacBook Pro. The Skate Pack releases in October.

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Santa Cruz and Puma have gotten together to collaborate on a sneaker and a tee. They chose Jim Phillips’ classic ‘Screaming Hand’ graphic, which graced Santa Cruz decks back in the ’80s. The items have just arrived at Overkill.

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Here is the newest graphic added to the Original Fake website. Expect to see ‘Better Fake Than Real’ design on tees soon.

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We got a look at these Air Max Lights last month. This ‘black/obsidian-blue’ colourway has finally hit stores. You can find it at Purchaze.

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Here’s the latest video from Jersey-bred A.P., Free Rugged.

The latest P-Rod II from Nike SB comes in this black/metallic gold colourway. They feature a nubuck upper, metallic gold swoosh, and a partly speckled midsole. The sneakers just released. You can find them at BNYConline.

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We have previously reported on the Carhartt x Vans collaboration. The two brands designed a Chukka and a Half Cab, which will be releasing early September. The sneakers are limited to only 500 pairs each, so they’ll be pretty hard to come by. They will drop at the Carhartt store in Paris and Berlin on September 3rd, and in London on the 13th.

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Supra is getting set to release what is probably the most eye-catching Skytops to date. Not as if the all-patent upper wasn’t enough, but they decorated it with some studs. Supposedly, these will be out soon.

pic and info: Sneaker Freaker

Alife’s website recently went through some changes. They re-launched The Upset section, which features videos of previous Alife Sessions, an online shop, lookbook, and more.

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Incase has gotten together with Paul Rodriguez to create a signature collection of bags. Here is one of the items from the collection. The Skate Bag is made to hold a complete skateboard, decks, spare parts, shoes, clothes, and more… Incase will be launching a special section on their website on September 2nd for the collection.

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