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UPDATE: Torey Pudwill & Daewon Song Launch Thank You Skateboards

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4 years ago

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November 16, 2018

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Skate Newswire

All of the rumors and speculation have proved to be true. Torey Pudwill and Daewon Song officially unveiled Thank You skateboards last night with a launch that included a video screening. All will be unveiled online via Thrasher later today. We’ll update when it goes live. For now, give Torey and Daewon’s new brand a follow on Instagram.

UPDATE 11.16.18: The Thank You promo just went live. Check it out below, then head over to Thrasher to read an interview with Torey and Daewon about their new project.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BqQJGH1nTvB/

Image Via Transworld

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It’s been more than a year since Chocolate Skateboards introduced Erik Herrera as a member of its family. Now, Erik has officially joined its pro ranks. Herrera’s debut pro boards are now available on the Chocolate Skateboards website.

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