Performance Skateboard Deck

	Blind Offset Black Deck, 7.6
	Blind Wizard 2 Duncombe 8.25 Deck
	Blind Smoke Letters Deck
	Blind Reaper Deck, Green, 7-Inch
	Blind Craig Cali Deck
	Blind Super Pop! Deck
	Blind Maniac Deck, White/Blue, 7.5-Inch
	Blind 40Oz. Deck, White, 8.1-Inch
	Blind Slime Deck
	Blind Macro Kenny Skateboard Deck - 7.75 Black

Blind Skateboard Decks

Blind Skateboards was Introduced in 1989 by pro skater Mark "Gonz" Gonzales under Steve Rocco's World Industries domain. The name "Blind" was an intentional difference of Mark's former sponsor Vision Skateboards. The company HAS since left World Industries and continues to operate under the ownership of Dwindle Distribution. Our range is updated daily with new articles. Check regularly as new items are added or sign up for our newsletter to automatically be kept informed of the latest articles, special offers and news.
On 07/05/2001 Gabriel organized a visit of the massage therapist to Ureca André Souza CIEP 339 Mário Tamborindeguy in Irajá, where project activities take place Briza skateboard, which moves a few years ago the district Irajá in the Northern Zone . The project's name derives from the location where they practice activities: a CIEP (Integrated Center for Public Education) of the public school system, popularly called "Brizolão. This initiative is structured and today is a broad social inclusion project, especially a network of exchange and interaction of experience and knowledge. Sports, Art, Design and Communication, the Collective Briza. Andrew has 45 years, 3 years ago and became blind skateboard decks after suffering a stroke in a work accident, which caused a retinal detachment. He worked as an electrician until he lost the sight when, in the rehabilitation process, did the training in massage therapy from the IBC, and now works with teams of Futsal for the blind skateboard decks Goalball Ureca Athletics and Sports and Culture. Andrew, before losing his vision, TI had to skate as a hobby, in several tracks in the city of Rio de Janeiro. After blindness, Andrew skateboarding with friends, and around their residence, but a visit to the Collective Briza was an opportunity to return to the environment of the collective practice of skateboarding, emotional, he said: "This was a day I will never forget I want to ride a skateboard just new to me, and return to the routine of skating. " The great ambition of Andrew's work to rehabilitate the blind using the skateboard, "we can work balance, orientation and mobility as well as being an extremely enjoyable activity. I want to prove that it is not only Andrew, but any blind skateboard decks man can skate, and if you want to have proper training. " Gabriel tells about this initiative: "In the year 2010 when did the process of joining the Ureca Sports Network for Social Change, I met Charles Smith, founder of the Collective Briza. Knowing the will of Andrew, who besides fellow worker became a friend, returning to skate, I spoke with Charles about this visit. This is just a small example of the potential expansion of activities that Ureca earned, on entering the REMS. To end the visit, members of the Collective Briza were invited to try to maneuver blindfolded. A visit from members of the Briza Ureca is scheduled, where there will be an assembly plant in skateboarding, in addition to presentations and experiences of sports for the blind. . .
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