As a newer brand with many years of skateboarding experience among us, we’re stoked to make it widely known that Lifeblood skateboards are produced in North America by PS Stix. Over the past twenty-five years lifelong skateboarder and master craftsman “Professor” Paul Schmitt has constructed superior skateboards for numerous premium brands and his proprietary designs have directly affected millions of skateboarders throughout the world.

As you might already know, I’ve personally skated, tested and endorsed Paul’s skateboards since my years as a professional with his original Schmitt Stix brand. PS Stix decks have been performance-proven over the past two and a half decades and have unquestionably established a benchmark of quality craftsmanship by which all other manufactured skateboards are measured.

If you regularly skate the streets, the skateparks, ledges, rails, gaps, pools, pipes, ditches and assorted terrain like we do, then you’ll probably dig our board sizes, shapes and concaves. Lifeblood skateboards aren’t necessarily “one size fits all”, but our wider shapes tend to allow you to skate all sorts of spots with one set up. Simply put, we don’t feel that a board width measuring under 8 inches wide can properly handle it all. We’re truly committed to deliver quality skateboards and offer soft goods that fit the lives we live and yours as well.

The warm and long days of summer are here and Lifeblood Skateboards is ready to shred with our new Summer 2012 line of skateboards. Kevin Kowalski’s first two pro models are in the mix along with Mark “Red” Scott’s pro model deck, a Bryce Kanights retro Gargoyle model (with a larger 15′ wheelbase), our Team Logo boards available in three sizes/widths and the return of our popular and very first Coffee Cruiser graphic. Both Kevin’s Doomsday board and the WWII Fighter Pilot series were created by Vermont skater and artist Adam DeVarney. Check out more of his awesome work at his website right now.

Skate everything.

- BK