When people are really good at Tech Deck, they can do all kinds of finger tricks with their Teck Deck skateboards. You can also use very small skate tools that come with some of the sets to take your board apart, swap parts, and even tighten or loosen the trucks.
For the toy side of it, you can get all kinds of Teck Deck related stuff like figures to put on the boards, small plastic skateparks, and all kinds of other stuff.
So if your skater is a kid, some of these toys might make great gifts. And if you skater is a big kid (say, 13 to 35), getting him or her a Tech Deck board from a brand that they like is a great, small, simple gift. You can usually get a pack of four Tech Deck finger boards for around $15, and single boards are a lot less. If you want to buy one online, compare prices on Tech Decks here.
Gifts NOT to Give Your Skater!
Sunday December 20, 2009
With Christmas right around the corner, I got to
thinking about all the people rushing frantically to find the right
gift, or ANY gift, for their skater kid, spouse or significant other.
I've already made some lists with skater
gift ideas, and asked you to post what YOU would want, but what about what you DON'T
want? Check out my list of the Top WORST Skateboarder Gifts, and see what you think!
Also, post a comment below with your own ideas of what you think people should avoid giving skaters. If you are a skater, I'm SURE you have some ideas of what would make a lame gift!
Also, post a comment below with your own ideas of what you think people should avoid giving skaters. If you are a skater, I'm SURE you have some ideas of what would make a lame gift!
Top 10 gifts for adult skateboarders
Wednesday December 16, 2009
If you have any ideas to add, leave a comment below!
Bridge to Skate - Helping Kids and Communities
Monday December 14, 2009
They help build skateparks in depressed areas, give out skateboards, pads and shoes, and try and help out communities. They're like a non-religious skateboarding missions organization! They are building a school in Honduras, and provide skateboarding scholarships.
If this sounds like something you would like to get involved in, you can donate money, sponsor skaters, and / or help by volunteering time! Email them at info@bridgetoskate.org for more info.
You can also e-mail them if you want to be sponsored, or if you would like to get help getting a skatepark built in your town. Remember that they focus on kids and communities that really need help, so don't be disappointed if they can't help you right away - but this is what they are here to do, and it never hurts to ask!!
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