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Hey wassup..just curious if anyone knows of any skate shop around the 626/818 area code besides the ones in santa monica and huntington beach..so far the only ones i can find are united boardshop in pasadena, styx in monrovia, and this one shop in san gabriel...im lookin at gettin some new skater shoes, a longboard, and possibly a snowboard...if anyone knows of any cheap shops..that be great

 
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ACTIVE, they are all over
UBS, Covina, La Verne

SEARCH THE WEB HOMIE!!! pwahaaha!

 
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snowboards? you board? i think i'm going up this saturday. blah its hot but i still have 4 passes i need to use by the end of march.

there's valsurf in northridge(?) green sector in tarzana(?), this other one in granada hills. they're all kinda expensive tho.

 
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oooooh **** u goin sat...i might be headin up to mt. high since i got some tickets...so if ur goin..maybe ill bump into you...i was drivin to school today..and i saw the snow and i was like daaaaaaaaamn..prob nice and powdery...im for sure gonna have to hit it up...and jerame yeah if searched the net..but im tryin to find a place that has decent prices..instead of hittin up like 5 or 6 off the net and findin out that they cost 5x more than the ones i go too...lol

 
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Most of the shops charge retail, well unless if you find sales. If your starting out, I would recommend last year models cause you could find them really cheap...

Ya i'm going to mt high too. The conditions, eh... it WAS nice but its been getting so hot.. it'll probably be nice in the morn but probably by 1 it'll get slushy. and than by 3 it'll get icy. I'll most likely be on the bunny slopes cause all the ones going on saturday are begginners

 
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Hot Skates in Orange, although that is in the 714

 
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hell yeah...i just hope mt high doesnt get all icy..cuz when it does..it hurts when u fall lol...maybe ill see u there...ill prob just rent the boards...and just stick on the bunny slope..gotta master how to stop..this time if a kids in my way imma take them out..instead of hittin a treee...lol

 
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Only skate shop I know of is Liberty Board Shop in Brea. Right down the street from your dads bakery. On Brea and Lambert, by that Shakeys or whatever its called now. That place is the best yo. Got everything.

 
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watch out derrick, imma tackle your a$$ when i see you.. haha...
oh btw, if your just starting you should get the pass from ralphs for $34 and upgrade it to a begginners package for like $12. You get a lower mountain lift ticket, rental, and a 2 hour lesson. All for only $46. Normally i think its $55 or $75 if you get it all seperate. If your just starting, chances are your not going to goto the top so... atleast i wouldnt recommend it as you dont really learn much that way

 
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thanx chase...and hey david from wut i been hearin the intermediate is actually easier than the bunnyslope simply because when people fall they move out of the way...lol..and not just sit on their asses

 
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ya true, the bunnyslope is a dodgefest with people sitting on their a$$ but the intermediate goes a little too fast to actually practice your carves... you dont have to goto the lift on the far right(snowflake), the middle one(coyote?) is still considered the bunnyslope. I went to the top(intermediate slopes) when i first started and I would get down the mountain doing heelside all the way but ya i didnt really learn much. Just learn to stop heelside, than toeside than start linking them. number 1 rule is, dont be scared... usually people fall because they feel they're going too fast and just fall as a way to stop.

 
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haha...for sure...u know how on snoflake and bunny slope..theres a wooden rail that divides the too i remember i was takin lessons and these guys thought they were bad asses and tried to jump the rail..and just ate it cuz they hit the rail and took it down wit them