Available in 4 sizes: 8, 8.25, 8.5, 8.75. The stiletto shape is only available in size 8.5.
The stiletto shape features a pointed nose inspired by stiletto shoes. Perfect for an oldschool cruiser setup, screw some rails on em and you’ll be doin’ slappys while the kids are off at summer camp.
Available for purchase online or in select skate shops. Find out where here.
Save this image, print it, and cut it out for a fun quarantine activity!
This year is off to a great start! Housewife participated in a couple really cool events in February!
The second was Skate Night NYC at Max Fish Bar in the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Typically Skate Nights are dominated by guys but it was really nice to add some feminine energy to the mix. We watch a Natural Koncepts Skateboards Skate Video Premiere, played some dice and coin games, and watched a band play their first show live!
The first one was the Women That Rock Galentine’s Day Event at Baby’s Alright in Brooklyn. There were a bunch of super talented female vendors and musicians. I was so honored to be apart of it!
The third one was the Quell Skateboarding + New York Skate Project event at 2nd Nature skatepark in Peekskill, New York! This was a super rad day that included a drive up the Hudson to an indoor skatepark that I’ve never been to! They had a bowl, a mini ramp, a street style area, and more. After a raffle for Nike Sb shoes, we watched a video about queer skateboarding. Check it out on Quell Skateboarding’s blog!
PACKING UP FOR THE RIDE UPSTATE
QUELL MERCH TABLE
DON’T FORGET TO STRETCH
RAFFLE
After countless requests for the Housewife Raglans, we just printed a new batch and new jackets! While skating aroun’ Chinatown NYC we found a ramp in the trash, skated it, and brought it home!
Photo by Erin O’Brien
Lucky raffle winners!
Photo by Erin O’Brien
Photo by Erin O’Brien
Photo by Erin O’Brien
The first Housewife beginners clinic was a success! It was so great to meet a bunch of lovely ladies who wanted to learn to skate! We met up at the 91st Street Skatepark in Rockaway Beach. The weather predicted rain but we got lucky. To be honest, I got so much feedback on instagram and Meetups before the event that I got nervous 100 people would show up and I’d have to mosh pit through the skatepark.
It was the perfect amount of ladies that I felt like I could work one on one with everyone if they wanted pointers. I setup complete boards for people to borrow and try out different styles of boards. People were practicing ollies, fakie pivots, dropping in, tick tacks, and also just simply learning to push! It was a diverse group of ages ranging from 15-32.
I am definitely planning on having another one soon! Stay tuned.
All photographs were taken by Rebeca Gutierrez, @becagutiz / www.rebecagutierrez.net
