Classic hoodie style with an integrated neck warmer for extra coverage on cold, stormy days. It's sized to fit like your favorite hoodie with MFI compatibility for a seamless seal.
This helmet-compatible fleece hood includes an integrated MFI-compatible neck warmer for seamless coverage to keep you warm and on the mountain through varied weather.
What's winter without a classic knit hat with a pom on top. They can adjust the cuff to suit their style. But no matter how they wear it, the kids' Burton Fleece-Lined Pom Beanie is sure to keep their head warm thanks to its fleece lining.
Created from an image of grinded skate truck, this distressed version of the iconic RDS OG logo is screen-printed locally in Vancouver, BC and made from a comfortable 100% preshrunk cotton.
Independent Stage 11 Slayer trucks feature polished silver hanger and baseplate with pad printed logos, red cushions and silver hardware with red nylon threads.
Independent Trucks Tom Knox pro trucks feature polished silver hanger with Knox pad print and signature laser etch, flat navy blue baseplate, white cushions & pivot cup, and gold hardware.
Independent Trucks Pedro Delfino Pro Stage 11 Hollow features polished silver hanger with Delfino pad print, anodized red baseplate, white cushions, and black hardware.
With a unique combination of grit, attention to detail, and a raw, no-frills approach, Hockey brings a necessary rebellious edge to modern skateboard culture.
It’s been 15 years since Weezy released Tha Carter III and this masterpiece still bangs to this day. Snagging three Grammys and achieving 6x Platinum status, this LP deserves to be celebrated with its own pair of signature poly crews.
Midweight, puffer vest with ripstop exterior. 100% polyester with a textured finish completing every fall outfit. Pair with Winter Waffle Henley and take on fall in style.
Get ready to enhance your snowboarding experience with the Dakine Spike Stomp Pad. This high-performance stomp pad is designed for riders who demand precision and control on the slopes.
