think skateboards made by some in liner

[hermanos racists]

what do you think of this shit?
think is back in full effect but in chile 
made by some in line skater that doesnt skate at all and just want some $ .
can you imagine pay for this shitty brand patent and graphics just to bring it back in some  third world country ?? hahh some things are better dead
probably they dont know the original think was just a drug trafficking front.

https://www.instagram.com/thinkskateboardscl

[TwisT]

So some dude in Chile licensed the assets from who? Street corner? So they can ride the coattails of the shell of an American brand. Thats just how business works.

Somebody somewhere is still printing old given and blueprint graphics for whatever reason. That’s just the way the industry is these days.

What’s interesting is these South Americans rebooting brands. The same thing recently happened with fallen. The scene must be popping.

[SneakySecrets]

I heard they’re changing the name to Pensar.

[legalbeagle]

seems fine, i hope someone reboots PassPort too

[FrenchFriedClownFingers]

hopefully they reboot the drug operation as well

[blurst_of_times]

Since when was Think a drug front? Can someone enlighten me...

[reptar_bar]

Since when was Think a drug front? Can someone enlighten me...

its been publicly talked about a bunch but im kinda forgetting anything specific. maybe daryll angels bunt interview he might bring it up?

[fulfillthedream]

So some dude in Chile licensed the assets from who? Street corner? So they can ride the coattails of the shell of an American brand. Thats just how business works.

Somebody somewhere is still printing old given and blueprint graphics for whatever reason. That’s just the way the industry is these days.

What’s interesting is these South Americans rebooting brands. The same thing recently happened with fallen. The scene must be popping.

ha i saw a random guy here in China wearing a Think X DGK shirt - probably a stock of old think shirts in a warehouse and someone printed DGK on em and slanged em outside a train station at $2 a shirt

[Shifty Flip]

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So some dude in Chile licensed the assets from who? Street corner? So they can ride the coattails of the shell of an American brand. Thats just how business works.

Somebody somewhere is still printing old given and blueprint graphics for whatever reason. That’s just the way the industry is these days.

What’s interesting is these South Americans rebooting brands. The same thing recently happened with fallen. The scene must be popping.

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ha i saw a random guy here in China wearing a Think X DGK shirt - probably a stock of old think shirts in a warehouse and someone printed DGK on em and slanged em outside a train station at $2 a shirt

I thought so those given transfers were old stock. Someone's really actively printing those?

Did Mike Giant do that ThinK logo? I know he worked for Think, but who drew that Think font? Anyone know?

[pabloalvarado]

I heard they’re changing the name to Pensar.

Pensar Patinetas its a cool name indeed, it have some ring. Also...Chile aint a third world country. Not at all.

[fulfillthedream]

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So some dude in Chile licensed the assets from who? Street corner? So they can ride the coattails of the shell of an American brand. Thats just how business works.

Somebody somewhere is still printing old given and blueprint graphics for whatever reason. That’s just the way the industry is these days.

What’s interesting is these South Americans rebooting brands. The same thing recently happened with fallen. The scene must be popping.

[close]

ha i saw a random guy here in China wearing a Think X DGK shirt - probably a stock of old think shirts in a warehouse and someone printed DGK on em and slanged em outside a train station at $2 a shirt

[close]

I thought so those given transfers were old stock. Someone's really actively printing those?

Did Mike Giant do that ThinK logo? I know he worked for Think, but who drew that Think font? Anyone know?

lol im living in South China were most clothing comes from - so i think people who work in the factories here can get experimental with it

[Padre_del_pavito]

Chile aint a third world country. Not at all.
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[WarmUpZone]

I thought so those given transfers were old stock. Someone's really actively printing those?

Did Mike Giant do that ThinK logo? I know he worked for Think, but who drew that Think font? Anyone know?

Yes, Mike Giant, who was a house artist for Think back in the mid-90s, did the Think "tag" Logo. I believe he also did the lightbulb logo. I believe he made $10 an hour. At the speed which Mike draws, which is very rapid, he probably got paid about $6 for the logo.

Interesting side note: Mike Giant is (or at least was) a misogynistic egomaniacal asshole.

[Alan]

Go on...

[WarmUpZone]

Go on...

I do NOT mean to imply anything violent or physically abusive.

I just know several people through skating and graffiti who had unpleasant things to say about him back in the day and sometimes feel I compelled to mention it when people are jocking Rebel 8 a bit too hard.

Not knowing him myself or really giving a shit anymore should compel me not to say anything, but, cmon, this is SLAP.

[HotnSpicyMcChicken]

what do you think of this shit?
think is back in full effect but in chile 
made by some in line skater that doesnt skate at all and just want some $ .
can you imagine pay for this shitty brand patent and graphics just to bring it back in some  third world country ?? hahh some things are better dead
probably they dont know the original think was just a drug trafficking front.

https://www.instagram.com/thinkskateboardscl

Bruh how is Chile a third world country lmao

[TwisT]

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So some dude in Chile licensed the assets from who? Street corner? So they can ride the coattails of the shell of an American brand. Thats just how business works.

Somebody somewhere is still printing old given and blueprint graphics for whatever reason. That’s just the way the industry is these days.

What’s interesting is these South Americans rebooting brands. The same thing recently happened with fallen. The scene must be popping.

[close]

ha i saw a random guy here in China wearing a Think X DGK shirt - probably a stock of old think shirts in a warehouse and someone printed DGK on em and slanged em outside a train station at $2 a shirt

[close]

I thought so those given transfers were old stock. Someone's really actively printing those?

Did Mike Giant do that ThinK logo? I know he worked for Think, but who drew that Think font? Anyone know?

Some Atlanta dude was doing it for a while but got a load of crap for it. Some of the decks he printed were pro models.

I think switchboard dist is still doing them. They make civilian, h street, reliance. They show up on amazon for similar prices

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I thought so those given transfers were old stock. Someone's really actively printing those?

Did Mike Giant do that ThinK logo? I know he worked for Think, but who drew that Think font? Anyone know?

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Yes, Mike Giant, who was a house artist for Think back in the mid-90s, did the Think "tag" Logo. I believe he also did the lightbulb logo. I believe he made $10 an hour. At the speed which Mike draws, which is very rapid, he probably got paid about $6 for the logo.

Interesting side note: Mike Giant is (or at least was) a misogynistic egomaniacal asshole.

Yeah, anyone who skated and wrote in mid 90s probably knows how Mike was, and maybe still is. I haven't spoken to him since 97.
Got caught with one of his black books one time. The cops had the entire pricinct gathered around looking at all the hella hard core porn collages on every page.  Eventually got me out of a ticket though, because they assumed it was my book.
Rebel 8 is also extremely cringy.