Osiris x Consolidated Skateboards For The Drunk
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San Diego-based skate/surf lifestyle brand, Osiris, has teamed up with Consolidated Skateboards to create a new special-edition of their infamous shoe called “The Drunk,” which takes aim at large sporting good companies who are strategically trying to invade the action sports industry. The shoes are going to be sold only at core skate and surf shops in support of the Don’t Do It campaign, a movement that seeks to put the power back into the hands of those companies that built the action sports industry.
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The Drunk, a thinly veiled comedic wordplay on a popular shoe style from one of the large sporting goods companies, bears a signature banana logo on the side of each shoe. It was created as a playful knock on the large sporting goods brands that are now making a strong push to take a share of the market in the action sports industry. Though the shoe is humorous in it’s design, the message that the Don’t Do It Campaign conveys is a very serious one. Steve “Birdo” Guisinger, owner of Consolidated Skateboards states, “ There is a reason there are no football, baseball, basketball, or soccer, player owned companies-and there should be. We don’t want this to happen to our industry.” Jay “The Wizard” Wilson, Executive Vice President for Osiris, adds, “If they can make skate shoes, we can make basketball shoes that you can skate in. Can’t we all have a little fun?”
Osiris will be the first in a series of core skate companies who will be creating a new version of the Drunk each season. The Osiris Drunk is a patent leather paneled quarter top shoe, with it’s design borrowed from a new style of shoes from Osiris called the South Bronx. “Ever since I can remember, I longed to work with the famous banana. It’s a legend in its own right, for it’s continued efforts to break down the corporate evils that plague our industry,” says Brian Reid, Chief Creative Officer for Osiris.
Consolidated Skateboards, who has been leading the Don’t Do It campaign since 1997, rallied the support of the heads of many of the core industry companies to lead this awareness campaign by creating a new version of the Drunk each season. “Making quality skate shoes is not our specialty, so we are excited to co-op “Drunks” with Osiris and other quality skate shoe makers.” says Steve “Birdo” Guisinger.
The Osiris Drunks will be available at select core shops and will be priced at $69.95
For more information, visit: www.DontDoItArmy.com and www.myspace.com/dontdoitarmy
About Osiris:
Osiris is performance and style driven by creativity. Founded in 1996, Osiris is known for its’ innovative products such as the G Bag and the best selling skate shoe of all time. The company produces, markets, and distributes skate and lifestyle shoes, apparel, and accessories. Osiris’ team umbrella has expanded steadily beyond their roots in skateboarding and includes surf, skate, and moto x teams. Based in San Diego, CA; Osiris is sold in 45 countries worldwide.
hmmm are they mad at babes lol. yeah i hate how nike tried to go at skateboarding and made dunks. now skaters think they are tough because they are rockin a pair of nikes. stick to your pair of slippers(vans) you frickin pansies
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These are awesome.
Damn, those shoes are B-A-N-A-N-A-S!!!!!
not feelin em
should just be called said, you’re and idiot. These shoes aren’t made becuase skateboarders think they are tough wearing Nikes. Osiris IS a skateboarding company, as is Consolidated. They are made because Nike is trying to take over skateboarding and diy companies are losing money.
These shoes are for niggers. Beacause black people look like monkeys and these have bananas on them. Get it? “Should just be called” sounds like my kinda flamo, wanna go get *** together sweet cheeks?
yo them kizkz are pretty sick but i wanna know where the hell i can find them??
I am french, Where to buy these shoes?
please a link.
warhol
Them shoes aare the **** i wish icould get a pair. For real
i love bannas in my *** real good and hard
dicksauce all over these joints, on the real
YO MAN THOSE SHOES ARE OFF TH HIZZIZZALE I ROCKEM ALL THE TIME IF YALL KNOW WHAT IM SAYIN? THY ARE DEF WORTH TH MONIZZZLE IF YA KNOW WHAT IM SAYIN?
they look so good…
and i wana be a part of the action..
do you know where i can get a pair of those?
this are the best shoes ever were do they sale them
Where can i buy these shoes?!
I’m from Holland
THEY ARE SO COOL!
**** this is the best skate shoe ive seen..were can i get them
Yo I just got a pair at zumez skate shop in California
these shoes are the **** i like how the banana is the nike symbol im ordin em as soon as i can
man ive needed new kickes for a while and now i have found what jesus has been skating with i want them were do u sell them
ITS COOL HOW THERES STUFF WITH YOURE NAME ON THEME
I got me a pair of these
Wear em all the time. almost dont wanna skate in em, almost….
i got em’ from Liberty Board Shop, Illest shop out there.
i……. i got em
awsome
A housewife has beaten over 50 entries with her painful investment experience to win the top prize in this year’s “My Investment Story” competition.
Ms Annie Lok recounted how she sold a snack shop she and her husband had been running for their entire life for over $ 300,000 but lost it all after she was persuaded by her cousin to invest the money in shares which eventually became penny stocks when the market turned last year.
The money was intended to pay for the tuition fees of her son who was entering a well-known overseas university.
Ms Lok, together with nine other winners, will share their investment stories at an award presentation ceremony tonight to be hosted by the Chairman of the SFC, Mr Eddy Fong (Note1).
“The competition is a continued effort by the SFC to promote investor education. Through experience sharing, we hope the competition will help promulgate a healthy investment attitude and raise the public awareness of the associated risks before making investment decisions,” Mr Fong said.
“The winning stories provide some very useful lessons as to how gaining product knowledge, good risk management and proper attitudes toward investing can help make sound investment decisions,” he added.
The competition is organized jointly by the SFC and its media partners – Commercial Radio One and Sing Tao Daily. The winners were selected by a panel of judges.
Winners will share their investment experiences on Commercial Radio One programme “CrossTrade” every Tuesday and Thursday starting from 26 August. Winning entries will also be published in the Investment Weekly Magazine of Sing Tao Daily from the week of 25 August and on the SFC’s InvestEd website.
What do you think?
Laura Kauffmann
“Seven Oceans Investments Club”
ahhhhhhh
i hate ghetto shoes, but, dude these have bananas on them!
thats soo cooool, i wan’ em’!!
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where do you get them though?
umm to the ****** who said to wear slippers get fucked, you piece of **** your just pissed cause dunks are tight as **** and we can afford them
if any of you guys live in Ontario Canada, Switch in pickering has these kicks for only 30$