Girl have released a new series of skate decks. Entitled Big Girl, the set includes decks for pro riders Rick Howard, Mike Mo, Steve Olson, Guy Mariano, Sean Malto, Brian Anderson and Brandon Biebel. Look for them now at Girl accounts.

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Before Brooklyn Projects, there was Brooklyn House. It was the first skate shop in Brooklyn back in 1992, and here’s a commercial they came up with in the mid ’90s.

Part of Real’s Spring collection is their new Real Gaming Experience series decks created for pro riders Nick Dompierre, Dennis Busenitz, Peter Ramondetta, JT Aultz, Keith Hufnagel, Ernie Torres, and Max Schaaf. The graphics bring back childhood memories of playing 8-Bit video games, and to strengthen those feelings of nostalgia, and make the Real Gaming Experience a real gaming experience, the folks at Real also used each graphic and turned it into an 8-Bit online video game. So far only Ernie Torres’ Border Jumper, and Dennis Busenitz’s Hill Bomber are available. Look for Huf’s Ollie Challenge and the rest soon. Play here.

pic and info: Real

Mark Gonzales’ brand, Krooked have come out with the latest installment of their Shmoozers series skate decks. Designed by Mark Gonzales, the pro decks were made for Dan Drehobl, Bobby Worrest, and the Gonz himself, each depicting them being surrounded by a particular vice (art, smoking, drinking).

pic and info: Krooked

Recently, adidas Skateboarding updated their website with a new video, Frisco Stand Up. Filmed by Dan Wolfe, it shows footage of the adidas Skateboarding team shredding in San Francisco. Enjoy.

So far Bryan Farabegoli, Kenny Hughes, and Scott Kane have all taken part in the Brotherhood Program,  which is Blind’s way of supporting their fellow skaters and artists. The latest installation pairs the brand with none other than Jeru the Damaja. The result is the skate deck you see above, which was designed by Marc McKee. It is limited to only 200, and is available at only a select few Blind retailers.

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In our latest installment of following skaters around for the day, we get a glimpse into what an average afternoon is like with Brian Anderson. First some peanut butter and jelly sandwiches care of Elissa Steamer, and than a light skate session around San Francisco.

New York’s Acapulco Gold have released a new set of skate decks. Dubbed the Incense series, it consists of three decks, which take inspiration from incense packaging. They can be purchased separately, or as a set through the Run My Game website. mash rating: 7/10

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To commemorate their 10th anniversary, San Francisco’s Western Edition put together a short video celebrating their decade in the skate biz.

5&A Dime join forces with Zoo York on this latest collaboration resulting in the Mustache skate deck, a motif the San Diego-based shop has become known for. It’s limited to 50 and was supposed to part of a collection that also includes lumberjack flannel shirts, however, the shirts are currently missing.l The deck on the other hand can now be purchased directly through 5&A Dime’s website.

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