The Worst Everslick Skateboards by Santa Cruz Skateboards x Super7 x Ed Repka

Here’s some super cool news: Super7 has teamed up with Santa Cruz Skateboards to release a new line of The Worst Everslick Skatedecks!!! There are good guys. There are bad guys. And then there are… The Worst! Super7's gang of villainously vile vermin have now been immortalized on official Santa Cruz Skateboards. This epic collab features four character designs by iconic artist Ed Repka – Batula, Black Falcon, Robot Reaper and Snake Tut – each printed on an 8”x31.6” Everslick skateboard.

Everslicks are the fastest sliding slick board on the market, and are also five times stronger than a normal deck. So while you can definitely hang these Super7 x Santa Cruz Skateboards on your wall, these decks are really made to be ridden. All four The Worst Everslick Skatedecks are available now for purchase at Super7.com, SantaCruzSkateboards.com and any retailers where Santa Cruz is sold for around $62 each.

SDCC 2018 Exclusive Universal Monsters Portrait Fine Art Giclee Prints by Ed Repka x Super7

As you may have heard, Super7 is teaming up with the iconic Universal Monsters brand to host the Boodega Monstore Pop-Up Store during San Diego Comic-Con 2018 at the Super7 San Diego store. This awesome event will take place Friday, July 20th, through Sunday, July 22nd. The pop-up shop will be the only place to purchase some fantastic Super7 x Universal Monsters exclusives and spine-tingling special things created especially for this horrifying event, including this amazing series of Universal Monsters Portrait Fine Art Giclee Prints by acclaimed artist Ed Repka!

The San Diego Comic-Con 2018 Exclusive Universal Monsters Portrait Fine Art Giclee Print Series by Ed Repka includes beautiful paintings of The Mummy, Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein and the Creature from the Black Lagoon. Each gorgeous giclee print measures 18”x24”, retails for $50, and is a signed and numbered edition of just 85 pieces. These fantastic Universe Monsters giclee were printed on heavy, textured, acid-free paper using archival inks perfectly matched to the vibrant colors of the original acrylic painting. No SDCC badge is needed to visit the Boodega and it will be open to the public on a first come, first serve basis.