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Skate Penn has been operating in State College, PA since October 2007. After Shop Co-Owner Christian Pfeifer relocated from Colorado and landed in State College, Pennsylvania, the options for purchasing skate gear were slim, and even the places that had it available had very little knowledge about skateboarding. Products were only available in stores that carried multiple types of products, therefore, there was no real "Skate Shop" for local riders to call home. With that in mind, Christian got on the phone to his brother "Shaggy" Pfeifer, who was living in St. Petersburg, Florida, and told him of the need for a Skate Shop in town. Shaggy decided he would come check out the scene and a few weeks later he visited State College, and after spending a weekend in town, and seeing the potential, he relocated and the concept of Skate Penn was born, and then in October of 2007, Skate Penn opened its doors in the original location in the Fraser St Alley.
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LoweRiders Bikes & Boards aims to provide the customer with the best products & service.
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Ambler Skate Shop is the #1 spot for skateboarding supplies! Stop by the shop today and check out what's going on!
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Langhorne Ski and Sport provides the best in Ski, Snowboards, Skateboards, Bicycles and Swing Sets.
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Established in 1977, Fairman's is one of the East Coast's oldest and most respected Skate, Snow and Surf shops. Fairman's is a single-location, family-owned business, that is proud to be skating into its fourth decade.
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The mission at Wissahickon Cyclery is to provide a one-stop shop for the experienced cyclist looking for their optimum ride, or for the novice rider interested in exploring historic and beautiful Philadelphia on two wheels. Wissahickon believes riding a bicycle is one of the most enjoyable pastimes around, and wants to pass down the passion for bicycles on to you.
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Funtastik has been the #1 skate and snowboard shop serving South Central Pa since 1987. With 2 store locations, Funtastik can fulfill riders and skaters wants and needs.
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<iframe id='palyer8' src='https://www.youtube.com/embed/?listType=user_uploads&list=ExistSkateShop'></iframe id='palyer8'> Exist Skateboard Shop is owned and operated by skateboarders for skateboarders! Exist is here for you and for skateboarding. To provide you with a real skate shop. To make things happen. To have fun skating. Exist is 100% skateboarding.
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Starting Gate has gone back to its roots of fifteen years ago.
Visit Starting Gate for all your sporting needs. Starting Gate has the largest selection of snowboards in Northeast PA! Famous brands such as Burton, Rossignol, Solomon, Northwave, World Industries in snowboards or skis.
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Brian Buck and Carlo Leo opened Plank Eye Board Shop in July of 2008. It is located in the old Murphy’s 5&10 building in the center of Lincoln Ave in Pittsburgh’s suburb of Bellevue. Plank Eye Board Shop is skateboarder owned and operated. The shop has everything you need to get you skateboarding.
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Check out The Loft and you'll see why it's considered the Holy Grail of Winter and Action Sports.
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Top of the Slope Ski Shop offers high-quality snowboard and ski equipment, with new shipments arriving daily.
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Find all the best skating supplies and apparel at One Up Skateshop.
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Exit Philadelphia aims to provide its customers with only the best in skateboarding merchandise & apparel.
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Pro Skater Kerry Getz, Professional skateboarding videographer and artist Mark Brandstetter and business savvy Sophia Raab, joined together to create a vision that extends beyond the traditional industry standards. The start of the Nocturnal brand began in a huge warehouse in New Jersey; where Mark Brandstetter trained professional artists from Philadelphia and New York to paint Custom decks, grip tape and completes. The concept that all Nocturnal products are unique has formed a movement of those seeking to express their individuality. Mike Maldonado a veteran professional in the industry along with amateur Kyle Nicholson joined the Nocturnal family, thus adding a new dimension of talent. As Nocturnal continues to bring its fresh look to the “kid on the street” the infinite possibilities keep the industry hyped.
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