Welcome’s “Promo” Video
With these dudes, you know you’re gonna witness tricks you’ve never seen before. This edit is a pretty ripping teaser of what to expect outta their full-length in April.
We’re a UK clothing and hardware distribution. 100% skater owned and operated. Keen Dist is based in Oxford, UK and works with brands from across the world to specialise in their UK distribution.
Our Brands: Anti Hero, Atlantic Drift, Bronze, Former, Frog Skateboards, G-Tool, Ganj Wax, GX1000, Hockey, HUF, Jenkem, Jessup, Krooked, Last Resort, Limosine, Lurpiv, Modus, Orbs, Pass~Port, Picture, Polar Skate Co, Quartersnacks, Quasi, Real Skateboards, Ripcare, Sci-Fi Fantasy, SKF, Sk8ology, Skateboard Cafe, Spitfire Wheels, There Skateboards, Thunder Trucks, Venture Trucks, Wayward Wheels, Welcome Skateboards
Keen Dist. 3B Didcot Park, Churchward, Southmead Industrial Estate, Didcot, OX11 7HB.
+44 (0) 1865 236872 | sales@keendist.co.uk
With these dudes, you know you’re gonna witness tricks you’ve never seen before. This edit is a pretty ripping teaser of what to expect outta their full-length in April.
Ryan slingshots through one tree before vaulting off another. Solid woodwork.
hank God Brophy got a hold of a steady Cam for that Go-Pro; we were starting to get seasick!… And what better way to put it to the test than chasing around his ole’ mate Benny Fairfax. Good lines and good times in the Sunshine Coast and a little dabble in Melbourne before Benny’s hand went boom!
Welcome celebrates Jordan Sanchez and Ryan Lay going pro with their squad in Arizona.
Check out some photos here.
Here’s a sneak peak at the new Welcome Spring 2016 collection coming soon to UK stores.
^^ Click here for full interview ^^
If you told me several years ago that Welcome Skateboards was going to be a successful board brand in 2016 I would have laughed at you. With graphics that look like they were taken out of a goth’s highschool notebook, a team of kids that were virtually unknown, and decks that come in all kinds of random shapes, there wasn’t another brand that looked anything like it at the time. But that’s exactly why it worked. Check the full interview with Welcome owner Jason Celaya over at the Jenkem site.