Blind Skateboards

Blind skateboards are a popular brand among different skateboarders. Here is a look at what Blind skateboarding has to offer.

For starters, there are the Blind skate board decks. You can usually find a Blind skateboard featuring their signature Blind skateboard logo or Grim Reaper design. You can look for cheap Blind skateboards complete if you just need a basic board, a Blind complete skateboard with skateboard decks in blank, or get the deck itself. Shopping around will allow you to find a cheap blind skateboard that fits your budget. Remember when buying your Blind skateboard decks separately you will also need to purchase Blind skateboard wheels to use along with it. You can search for Blind skateboard decks at the Blind skateboard’s home online.

Most of the Blind skateboards logos feature the Blind skateboard reaper. However, you can also find Blind skateboard logos featuring just the Blind name. You can find the Blind skateboard logo on skateboards, gear, and more. They also carry protective gear like helmets, elbow and knee pads, and wrist guards. You can use the online site to locate a store near you that carries Blind Skateboards merchandise.

The Blind skateboards company was stared by Mark Gonzales. The name “Blind” was an intentional insult to a former sponsor of Gonzales – Vision Skateboards. Mark Gonzales no longer works with Blind, and the company is now managed by Dwindle Distribution, which also manages Almost, Darkstar, Enjoi, Speed Demons, and Tensor Trucks.

The current Blind skateboards team includes: James Craig, 28 year old from California; Jake Ducombe, 19 year old skater who is originally from Australia; Jake Brown, also known as “Unbreakable” who has been skating pro for the last 10 years and who suffered a devastating fall at the 2007 X Games; and Ronnie Creager, 33 year old skater from Orange California. Previous skaters include: Mark Gonzales, Kris Markovich, Guy Mariano, Jason Lee, Rudy Johnson, Tim Gavin, Henry Sanchez, and Josh Kasper.

Many skateboarders enjoy seeing videos of the pros in action. This can give them inspiration for their own routines. Blind Skateboards has put out two videos so far: “Video Days” and “What If?”

For more information on Blind Skateboards, the best place to go is the official website. There you can read team bios, browse the latest products, and even log in to the message board to chat with other fans. It is also a great place to find the latest in pictures, videos, and team information.