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[[Stuart Singer]] pioneered what we know as the “Freestyle” skateboard shape with his signature board released in 1978 by Variflex. With a more “square-ish” nose to match the tail. Later in 1984, [[Kryptonics]] re-released his board. Stuart won 1st place for Sponsored Males age 13-15 in the Oceanside Amateur Freestyle Contest 1978, and 1st place sponsored men age 16-18 in the Oceanside Freestyle Nationals 1979. | [[Stuart Singer]] pioneered what we know as the “Freestyle” skateboard shape with his [[Variflex Stuart Singer Deck|signature board]] released in 1978 by [[Variflex]]. With a more “square-ish” nose to match the tail. Later in 1984, [[Kryptonics]] re-released his board. Stuart won 1st place for Sponsored Males age 13-15 in the Oceanside Amateur Freestyle Contest 1978, and 1st place sponsored men age 16-18 in the Oceanside Freestyle Nationals 1979. | ||
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Signature Decks
Stuart Singer pioneered what we know as the “Freestyle” skateboard shape with his signature board released in 1978 by Variflex. With a more “square-ish” nose to match the tail. Later in 1984, Kryptonics re-released his board. Stuart won 1st place for Sponsored Males age 13-15 in the Oceanside Amateur Freestyle Contest 1978, and 1st place sponsored men age 16-18 in the Oceanside Freestyle Nationals 1979.
Stuart’s signature competition shirt
Stuart’s board came in two sizes, 24” and 27”.
Stuart Singer with Russ Howell And Brian Abell
