It’s time to bring ruckus to the streets with the Chapman Skateboards x Wu-Tang decks, which pay homage to one of the most iconic hip-hop groups of all time.
With RZA’s headphone line hitting shelves this summer and the group’s rumored album release this year, the Chapman Skateboards x Wu-Tang series couldn’t have come at a better time. The designs were made locally by the former in New York City, the hometown of each member. Each deck has the hip-hop group’s name branded onto it, and the iconic W logo that has become synonymous with music and pop culture. One of the boards also makes a reference to their song C.R.E.A.M. off their classic album 'Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers).'
The skateboards are limited in production and will be available at Wu-Tang retailers in the coming weeks.
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