CalStreets BoarderLabs

Today’s vintage skateboard ad features Hobie skate shoes, and this one is a great little reminder that Hobie’s skate history went beyond surfboards and boards. The ad shows off the Hobie Skate Shoe program with hi-tops for radical terrain and ankle support, plus low-cuts for quick freestyle action, all wrapped in that bold blue, yellow, and orange late-70s style.

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🔥 Super rare World Industries history has surfaced from the CalStreets vault — an original vintage Wet Willy inflatable collectible is being made available for serious skate collectors. Pulled from CalStreets’ long-running shop collection, this is the kind of piece that does not show up often and carries full 90s World Industries mascot energy. ⚡ Wet Willy and Flame Boy were two of World Industries’ most recognizable characters, and original pieces like this hit that sweet spot between skate shop nostalgia, brand history, and pure collector weirdness. 🙌 Original, rare, and straight from where skate history lives. Check the CalStreets vault drop before Wet Willy makes a splash somewhere else. 💧🛹🔥

🔥 The Slushcult Modular Manny Pad has landed at Blade Park, bringing a clean, simple fingerboard obstacle that can be skated for hours without getting old. Use it solo for manuals, nose manuals, grinds, slides, and tech combos, or make it the centrepiece of your own mini plaza setup. ⚡ Measuring 10" long, 1.75" high, and 6" wide, it has a solid footprint for learning, linking, and repeating lines until the trick finally clicks. [1] Slushcult obstacles are also made to work together, so you can build your own spots at home and keep the setup evolving. 🙌 Simple obstacle, endless session. Grab the Slushcult Modular Manny Pad at Blade Park and start building your own tiny plaza. 🧱🛹🔥

Practice session at Blade Park, with the visiting Blackriver 10-Stair getting some proper test runs. Come try it while it’s here and see what kind of lines you can put together before this beast rolls on.

Super rare collectibles from World Industries are coming out of the CalStreets vault! Original Flame Boy and Wet Willy inflatables are being made available soon, pulled from the deep stash for collectors who know exactly how wild these dealer promos were back in the day.

🔥 New at Blade Park — the Metric Fingerskates Madman Deck in the FTHM mold has arrived in 34mm black, and this one is bringing sharp Canadian fingerboard flavour with a graphic that looks ready to stare down every rail in the park. ⚡ Metric decks are pressed from five plies of Canadian maple and shaped with precision for a crisp, consistent feel, making this a solid pick for flips, manuals, grinds, and daily park lines. 🙌 Pair it with Metric’s Canada-made foam tape for a dialled local setup with grip that is ready right away. Madman is stocked now at Blade Park. 🦉🛹🔥

🔥 YOW Tanta Surfskate Wheels have landed at Surf Skate City in bright yellow, and they are ready to bring sunny carve energy to your setup. At 62mm x 46mm with an 80A duro, these wheels are built for surfskate riders looking for grip, roll, and lively control through pumps, carves, and beach-path missions. ⚡ Compact, colourful, and made for keeping the flow moving, the Tanta wheels are a clean upgrade for riders who want that YOW surfskate feel with a little extra visual pop. 🙌 Grab the YOW Tanta Yellow Wheels at Boarder Labs’ Surf Skate City and keep the pavement waves rolling. 💛🌊🛹

The classic Hosoi Hammerheads are back at CalStreets, bringing that unmistakable 80s shape, bold graphic punch, and full Christian Hosoi style back to the wall. These decks have the kind of presence that made the Hammerhead legendary the first time around.

A young Rodney Mullen takes flight in this classic Independent Trucks ad, bringing that unmistakable freestyle control into full motion. Before street skating became what we know today, Mullen was already rewriting the trick book with balance, creativity, and a level of board control that still feels unreal.

The new 3 Stair from Slush Cult has arrived, and it’s ready to drop straight into your next fingerboard session. Compact, clean, and built for street-style lines, this little setup works on its own as a classic stair set or as part of a bigger mini plaza with ledges, rails, banks, and other Slushcult pieces.

New Donovan Rice models from ATM Click have arrived and we are lovin’ these graphics. Bright colours, fun shapes, and that perfect mix of weird, playful, and skate-ready make these decks stand out the second they hit the wall.

🔥 New at Blade Park — the Five Luck Fu Classic Soul Rouge Fingerboard Deck has landed in red, and this one brings bold colour, skull-heavy attitude, and proper Five Luck flavour to the session. The Fu mold was Five Luck’s second mold design, originally sketched in late 2015 before being carved and tested. ⚡ This 32mm red deck is made for riders who want a clean, responsive fingerboard with a graphic that looks ready to haunt every rail, ledge, and park line it touches. Fu mold lengths average between 96mm and 97mm, giving it a nice balanced feel for flips, manuals, grinds, and daily Blade Park abuse. 🙌 Five Luck shape, Soul Rouge style, and full skull-session energy. Grab one before it disappears into the grass. 💀🛹🔥

🔥 The TSG Pass 2.0 Full Face Helmet in satin black has landed at Boarder Labs, bringing serious longboard and downhill protection with a cleaner, more streamlined look. The updated Pass 2.0 features enhanced aerodynamics, a lighter ABS construction, and a refined silhouette built for riders who want full-face confidence without feeling bulky. ⚡ With redesigned padding, improved mouth and nose ventilation, better fit and comfort, tool-less visor hinge plates, and an anti-fog inner air diffuser, this helmet is made for speed, airflow, visibility, and staying focused when the hill starts talking back. 🙌 Sleek, protective, and ready for fast lines. Grab the TSG Pass 2.0 Satin Black at Boarder Labs and keep the mission moving with your head in the game. 🖤🛡️🔥

🔥 Sean Cliver’s The Disposable Skateboard Bible has landed at CalStreets, and this hardback beast is a monument to skateboard art, graphics, collecting, and culture. Spanning over 360 pages, it catalogs hundreds of skateboard graphics in vivid detail and stands as one of the essential books for anyone who loves the visual history of skateboarding. ⚡ Building on Cliver’s earlier Disposable work, this encyclopedia of deck art digs deep into the boards, artists, eras, and weird little moments that made skate graphics so collectible, controversial, funny, dark, beautiful, and unforgettable. 🙌 From early deck designs through decades of skate history, this is a proper shelf trophy for collectors, artists, skaters, and anyone who knows the board graphic is never just decoration. 📖🛹🔥

Chadd helped bring this skater’s vision to life with a fully custom Powell Peralta OG Ripper setup, finished with rails, tail, and grip to make it feel exactly right. 🛹⚡

There’s nothing better than watching a classic shape get dialled into somebody’s personal dream build — a little old-school attitude, a little shop-floor magic, and a whole lot of “yep, that’s the one.” 😎