The Skate Pack is designed to meet the day-to-day travel needs of any skateboarder, featuring skateboard compression bumpers, custom grip pads and quick-release buckles for easy deck-loading. It also has ample storage room and a padded, faux-fur lined notebook compartment that can fit up to a 17″ MacBook Pro. Available for purchase October 2008 at better boutiques and goincase.com.
Travel luggage for your skateboard…and then some. With storage for personal items on top, the Skate Bag’s lower compartment is equipped to handle a complete board setup, spare decks and parts. The Paul Rodriguez section of our site launches 9/2.
Breaking out of the flight pattern between the SF design studio and headquarters in LA, today we took the scenic route and drove down Highway 1.
Our first stop on the coast.
This was the best view. At this point we knew the day would get even better. Out of the gray and into some sun.
Looking back on our tracks. Image via M8.
The third installment of our free KRINK downloads. A screensaver for your desktop.
From the archive. Two ads designed to showcase a selection of our hardgoods.
Four squares of Hardshells for the MacBook Pro create this geometric composition.
These colored Sliders form a composed motion of intersection.
On July 10, Incase hosted a celebration for Arkitip’s Tommy Guerrero issue edition release. Check out video of the event:
I want to highlight more of the stores where Incase is now available. Also check out our store locator as we have been adding a number of new boutiques.
Attic not only has two locations but also sells online. These guys have a super original decor that does resemble an attic, but it is certainly not your granny’s attic. They stock some of the hottest lines including Incase (of course), Alife, Creative Recreation, Staple and more.
Attic I
8010 Beach Blvd.
Buena Park, CA 90620
714-220-3116
Attic II
920 5th Avenue
San Diego, CA 92101
619-234-1534
Compound Gallery is a hot spot for fashion and art. This store is known for exhibiting the coolest art work and at the same time, you can pick up some sweet gear. They carry clothing, sneakers, books, art and accessories.
Compound Gallery
107 NW 5th Avenue
Portland, OR 97209
503-796-2733
Brooklyn Projects in Japan is a skate shop that carries brands such as Recon, Subware, Supra, Circa and even has its own line. I love that they have such a great following of female skaters.
Brooklyn Projects
Rego Bldg. 2A 1-4
Nakamachi, Nakaku
Hiroshima, 730-0037
082-246-1987
True is now celebrating its 12-year anniversary. I love the range in this store. You can find so many of the traditional street brands here as well as the newest brands. These guys keep their eye on the street for sure.
True SF
1415 Haight St
San Francisco, CA 94117
(415) 626-2882
Humantree
653-14 Sinsa-Dong
Kangnam-gu, Seoul
Korea
Daily Project
Chungdam-dong 1-24 5F
Kangnam-gu, Seoul
Korea
Liful
# 661-14 Sinsa-dong
Kangnam-gu, Seoul
Korea
The wallpapers we posted last week seem to be well-received based on the number of downloads, so we decided to create more Krink goods for you. New this week are KRINK desktop icons. Enjoi.
The Incase t-shirt stenciling booth at Pitchfork was a huge success. Even with the heat, rain and mud, our booth saw a steady stream of traffic and produced some great one-of-a-kind tees for Pitchfork festivalgoers. Check out more of the creations on our Flickr stream.
Special thanks to our friends at Drillteam for getting us there.
