i like the style and everything but i would like a white pair… if you can find a website or something like that that would be awsome
Never heard of them, but trying searching for them on Amazon.com, ebay, and craigslist. Hope this is useful.
(step-by-step instructions prefurable please)
~Hard flip~
1. ollie
2.push the tail of your board behind you with your back foot
3.spin the board by kicking it with your front heel at the same time as step 2.
4. you’ll land with the board backwards from when you started
good luck and have fun =)
i wanna buy a skateboard deck off wstwo skate shop which i on ebay does it ship to the uk because im reeally need to no before i order one
It would be good if you send them a private message asking for your concerns. Also they might state in the listings if they ship international or not. Good luck
A few years ago a company came out and cleaned my deck. They sprayed down something (not bleach) and washed it with low pressure. The results were so dramatic but it looked simple enough. I want to restain my deck as it looks tired and worn. Any ideas what to use on it to clean it?
You can clean you deck by using this professional grade cleaner found at www.restore-a-deck.com.
They also sell one of the best stains you will find called Baker’s Gray Away.
Which is your favourite element and why? I have a use for this, I promise.
Phosphorous….for no good reason. I just like the word.
Why don’t you call them and ask them, instead of asking us. Because none of us would clearly know. You’re making this more difficult then it has to be lol.
I would like new shoes cuz my step-sister keeps copying me cuz I skate but shes to afraid to get on skateboard and I wanna find good rare shoes so she wont copy plz help!!
es are the best as far as padding goes they control great and look good too
I use to have a lot of acne but its starting to clear up. I just need some tips or tricks for how to have a totally clear face.
Here’s what I do:
Use a good cleansing face wash before you go to bed. I suggest Glytone, Aveda, Proactive, or a Clean & Clear face wash.
After you dry your face off, apply some kind of acne spot gel or blemish stick to the affected areas of your face. I suggest Burt’s Bees, Neutrogena, or Glytone.
Sleep with it on.
In the morning, wash your face again and then apply a moisturizer.
It sounds like a lot, but once you get in the routine of it, it’s not so hard, and your face will stay clear.
which one is the most threatening for our globe and human being? social, political, ethical, cultural and or enviornmental?
Extremests of any sort!
I am looking for a good pair of figure skates to use for beginning training and for practice use until I am a little more advanced and can afford a more expensive pair. I plan to eventually compete in college and adult USFSA divisions, once I have gained some experience. What boot and blade would you reccomend for the beginner on a budget? I am looking at the Riedell products, although I would be open to Harlick as well. I trust these two brands above any other due to their strong reputations among athletes.
I have no experience but am looking at taking lessons.
While personally I’m a huge fan of Harlicks, for beginners I would recommend starting with Riedells. They’re a little more reasonable price-wise for a beginner in that if you decide you don’t want to continue skating (which I can’t imagine why anyone would do that! haha), you haven’t invested your life savings in a pair of skates. Also many of the Riedells that are made for a beginning skater come with blades already, so you don’t have to go through the hassle of finding blades, getting them mounted, blah blah blah — oh, and paying for them — another expensive aspect of skating! If you check out the Riedell website, they have a very handy little chart that breaks down their boots/blades by skill level. If you’re looking to save a little money, as I tell everyone, make sure you get properly fitted by a pro shop first and check for deals online. If you’re fine with a used pair, try that too. Once you’re armed with your correct size you can hopefully find a "decent" price. Once you’re on to more advanced jumps and looking for more boot stiffness, then maybe try Harlicks. I have an adult male skating student (beginner) who is skating in Ridells and he was just telling me how happy he is with them — he says they are super comfortable! I never hear that about skates! 
Good luck to you — I hope you reach your goals!