SkatebruhSG
Globe Blazer Olive 26" Cruiser Board
Globe Blazer Olive 26" Cruiser Board
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Specifications:
- 26" (Length) 7.25" (Width) 13.75" (Wheelbase) Resin-7 Hard rock maple
- 62mm (Diameter) 83A Wheels
- Globe Abec-7 bearings
- Tensor Trucks
- Matte Graphic Finish
Globe Skateboards
Founded in 1985 by Australian skateboarding champions, Globe caters to the skateboard, street fashion and work wear markets. Specializing in purpose-built apparel, footwear and skateboard hard goods, its products sold in more than 100 countries worldwide.
Shipping
Shipping
Free island wide delivery for orders above $100
Local delivery takes 1-3 working days
Return policy
Return policy
Each product undergoes strict quality checks by us before it gets sent out, in an unlikely event that an item is damaged or defective upon delivery do reach out to us and we'll provide assistance to the best of our ability :)
Email: skatebruhsg@gmail.com
Whatsapp: +65 97321373
Quality for all
At Skatebruh, we started out selling high-quality skateboards and gear, but our love for all things on wheels didn’t stop there! Now, we’ve expanded into surfskating, freeskating, and inline skating—and we even offer lessons. We’re all about the thrill of rollersports and believe more Singaporeans should get in on the fun. Whether you’re cruising, carving, or catching some air, we’re here to keep you rolling!
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Listen hereOn this podcast, Simon Lim puts the spotlight on Dave Wee, Founder of Skatebruh in Singapore. Find out about skateboarding, surf skating, free skating and Skatebruh coaches from Dave. Besides being the Founder of Skatebruh, Dave is also one of Skatebruh's coaches and personally manages Skatebruh's online retail store. Gain an understanding of this sport and non-conventional business.
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From Taboo to popular – understanding Singapore’s skateboarding renaissance (Video is in mandarin)
View hereClick on the video to learn how skateboarding has changed and how its renaissance has become an opportunity for Singaporean youth to start their own businesses.
