RVCA X BAKER

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These two brands have long been affiliated with one another. Going back to the original RVCA skate team which consisted of then BAKER team riders Leo Romero, Brian Herman and Kevin “Spanky“ Long. Today RVCA and BAKER share some of the most influential and creative street skaters so it was only nat-ural to collaborate on a limited line of clothing. Closely designed with the boss himself and PM Tenore, inspired by the Baker team and their roots in skate culture. 

 

 

 

The Advocates:

Originally from Lakeland, Florida, Andrew Reynolds is one of the most influential street skaters of all time with ground breaking video parts for Birdhouse, Baker, Emerica, Transworld, etc... In 1998, he was named Thrasher Magazine Skater of the Year. Andrew’s interests include spirituality, parenting, and working as the co-founder and owner of Baker Skateboards. He’s inspired by life, not thinking, beinggrateful, the youth, and the old timers. 
 

With his his unique and stylish approach to skating as well as his creative and artistic endeavors, Kevin “Spanky” Long embodies the original spirit of the RVCA skate team. Riding for Baker Skateboards and Emerica Shoes, he has had several parts in some of the most influential skate videos in the industry, including Baker 3, which received the “best video” award at the 8th annual TWS awards. As one of the longest running advocates on the RVCA Skate team and contributing artists, Kevin continues to pave the way as a representation of what it means to be a RVCA advocate.
 

It’s clear the first time you see Zach Allen skate that he’s got a unique and creative approach unlike anyone else. Blending classic tricks and modern street skating with a loose and flowing style. After getting on Baker Skateboards and dropping a full length part for Emerica Shoes ‘Young Emerican’s’ video he quickly became one of the industry’s favorite amateur’s. Originally from the San Fernando valley but now residing in Downtown Los Angeles, Zach’s hitting the streets every day in search of new spots and a fresh approach to some of skateboarding’s most historic places.