Certain Zero graphics have always had a way of making an impact with their bold simplicity. That’s not a bad thing by any means, obviously. In fact, it’s pretty rad, if you ask me. And their latest drop is a great example of that. See for yourself:
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The Zero skull is iconic. Put it on anything, and it just works. At the same time—and maybe I’m just being bias as a huge fan of the brand for decades—the word “Zero” just looks rad in whatever font or hand-drawn style they use for it.
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I think there’s something truly rad about a brand that not only respects its history but also finds creative ways to reimagine it as much as Zero has over the past few years. When I say they have some undeniably “timeless” graphics, it’s the truth, but they continue to keep things fresh (yet familiar) with planks like this.
As a longtime, die-hard Zero fan, I can hardly express how awesome it is to see The Chief and the entire Zero crew still doing their thing the exact same way they always have. They’ve stood the test of time and continue to inspire and motivate generation after generation to keep charging and embrace the thrill of it all. Pun intended!
Both boards are available on the Zero site now. Not sure if they’ll be hitting shops, but they are limited. So if you want one, well, you know what to do. GTWYC!
