Patrick Pazdzior from Münster just send in this nice photograph of him olliing over a wood stand. Photo was taken by Florian Witthaut in Unna. Thanks a lot!
Just came back from Sascha in Düsseldorf, who helped out producing the first AURORA Skateboards. On the pictures you can see some impressions of his neat store called “Rebel Gärage” and of course a glimpse on our new Skateboards. We dropped a full-color universe logo print on a canadian maple wood Skateboard (Made in the USA!!!) for your pleasure. Perfect shape and soon to be available in our webshop.
Stay tuned for the release…
Yes. We are working on new stuff and we are finally producing our summer collection 2011. Maybe a bit late for this summer, but we don’t care. We are just curious about the new stuff and hope you like it aswell. Check this sneak peek and stay tuned for more information…
What a great weekend. Awesome late summer weather and a stunning new store opened it’s doors. Two good friends of mine planned this for some month and now finally opened their own store, named REVERIE, this weekend. On Friday the opening party was a great event with more than 150 people in and around the new store. Some music, some beers and of course a lot good people made this a great evening. I had my camera with me and got some impressions for you. The interior is pretty clean, but also homelike. They carry brands like Clae, Analog, Gravis, Wemoto, Obey, Loreak Mendian, Makia, Vans California, RVCA and of course most pieces of the AURORA apparel collection. So it is really worth a visit.
Sadly our new goods are not finished yet, so we just had some older items for the opening. But we are curious about the next 2 weeks, it seems like there will be a lot great stuff available soon.
Check out the pictures and like REVERIE on Facebook.
Max Ritter from Berlin was in town this weekend for the C.O.S. Cup ( German Skateboard Championship ) and we had the chance to met for some pictures at the Berg Fidel Bowl. Sadly not much time to hang out and drink some beers, but at least we got some nice pictures to share…
This is Max Ritter. He lives and rides in Berlin.
Yesterday he and his friend and photographer Kevin Hankel went out for a session at the Museum of Technology in Berlin Kreuzberg. Max tried a BS 5-0 at the gnarly and steep wallride under the bridge. Sadly the spot wasn’t in good shape and so it needed a touch up to continue. They went to the hardware store, bought some filler and filled the cracked concrete. DIY style. When the filler was dry, Max tried the BS 5-0 again, but unfortunately the lack of speed just allowed a really high wallride…
In the end there is still a unfinished business for Max, but some really nice shots from this session.
There is more to come…
Max is sporting the AURORA 5 Panel Cap, the “Crest” Socks and of course the “Cosby says” shirt.
