Back in the 80’s, Mini’s were rather popular for a few years, and most Pro’s had a smaller version of their Pro Model and Tony Mag was no different.
H-Street OG artist Francesco “Jekill” Albertini took some inspiration from Mag’s Battle Hogs graphic and made the “Love Piggies” as the Mini version.
This graphic is quite rare as the Mini trend did not last long but T-Mag loves the pigs, so a remake was always in line, and we are stoked to re-introduce Francesco’s amazing artwork.
The A Series is a limited Edition of 100 and they are hand numbered. The deck is available on an updated Park&Pool shape. The ink colors are shipped as shown on a mix of a stained and natural Maple Veneers.
Park&Pool: 32.8 X 8.5, 6.8 Nose, 6.7 Tail & 15 Wheelbase.
It’s also available in three standard Street Pop shapes: 8.0, 8.25 and 8.5
There is also an actual mini street shape: 7.25 X 29.6, with a shortened Wheelbase at 12.5
The Street & Mini shapes are not numbered or limited.
| Material | Wood |
|---|---|
| Printing Method | Transfer Silk Screen |
| Printed in Country | United States |
| Made in Country | United States |
| Length | 32.8 |
| Width | 8.5 |
| Nose | 6.8 |
| Tail | 6.7 |
| Wheelbase | 15 |
Tony Mag started skateboarding in Stockholm, Sweden when skateboarding swept the country in 1976. After spending a few years at the top of the Swedish skateboard scene, T-Mag won the National Championship and toured the nation. The young T-Mag decided to pursue his life dream of becoming the best skateboarder in the world and jumped on a plane to California at age 16 in 1980.
T-Mag became a “park local” skateboarder at the legendary Del Mar Skate Ranch and decided to learn how to make skateboards. He immersed himself in the business of designing, manufacturing, marketing and selling them.
While the beginning was humble, over a 45-year time span, T-Mag has traveled the world as a professional skateboarder, started multiple successful companies in the action sports industry, besides H-Street Skateboards and still rides a skateboard today.