Skateboarding

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Throughout November and December of 2015, the Next Up Foundation had an online fundraiser on Indiegogo with a goal to raise funds in order to expand their skateboarding programs. As people donated money to their cause, they were able to choose one of Next Up’s “perks,” and one of those perks was a day with Chris Cole at the DC Skatepark in Vista, California. Check the video from the day above and study the flyer below for info on Next Up’s 7th Anniversary #GoSkateboardingDay event!

Come join Next Up Foundation on June 21st to celebrate ‪#‎GoSkateboardingDay, the Next Up 7th Anniversary and the Grand Opening of their very first building!

311 E. Broadway, Anaheim, CA 92805
-From 10am to 2pm
-BBQ provided by Steve Van Doren (@stevevansman)
-Best Trick Contest with tons of prizes judged by @ChristianHosoi
-Tons of give-aways
-Raffles
-Music
-Lots of Skateboarding

**Make sure to be there by 12:30pm for the ribbon cutting with Anaheim Mayor, Tom Tait.

When Steve Rocco approached Natas Kaupas in 1991 about starting his own brand, Natas soon left his sponsor at the time, Santa Monica Airlines, and began 101 Skateboards. A staple in the early ’90s, the 101 team was comprised of a gang of heavy hitters throughout the years, with rosters including the likes of Eric Koston, Jason Dill, Kris Markovich, Clyde Singleton, and Gino Iannucci just to name a few. And in an era that is thriving as much (if not more) as it were in the actual ’90s, it’s no surprise that Dwindle is hitting us with these 101 Heritage reissue decks today.

Included in the Heritage series are Natas’ notorious Devil Worship graphic and Gabriel Rodriguez’s famed Jesus graphic—both available silk-screened or heat-transferred on their original shapes. Limited Natas Devil Worship apparel items are available as well. In addition to these nostalgic reissues, Cliché also made two tribute graphics—a Lucas Puig Virgin Mary deck and a Sammy Winter Satan deck.

Whether you’re a collector, a skate nerd, or simply a fan of these graphics, I suggest hitting up your local shop and getting yours today. —Brian Blakely