Set for May 2014 release, the Skull Skates Canadian Icons skate deck series features iconic characters known for their portrayals of Canadian lifestyles.
Legendary punk rocker and underground artist Mad Dog is profiled in this piece by Real People of Vancouver.
Most of us have heard about the Z-Boys back in the 70s, but only Russ Howell can claim to do a move as gnarly as a handstand bunny-hop. The image...
New freestyle edit of Skull Skates rider Christian Heise when he was in Vancouver for the World Round-Up in 2013. Definitely some creative combos in there. Watch this Spring for...
Tod Swank is the founder of Foundation Skateboards, Tum Yeto, Pig Wheels and other entities in the world of skateboarding. Tod was also a rider for Skull Skates in the...
Skateboarder Tom Green brings us up to speed on the walk of stars.
Seylynn Bowl in North Vancouver stands strong as Canada's oldest public skatepark, built in 1978 it still is sessioned heavily. Calen Sinclair, the park's original designer has recently made a...
Jason Hamberger's custom Skull Skates cruiser with Olson set-up against the wall. Killer set-ups.
Designing has reached a feverish pitch at Skull Skates headquarters in Vancouver, Canada. Preparations are underway for an all new line of Skull Skates products to be released the first...