Dig hit us up recently with some behind the scene questions about our Chameleon pedals and saddles. To read the Q&A, click here.

Also, we started up an Odyssey Vimeo Group. It’s lonely at the moment so if you have a Vimeo account, feel free to join and share your videos through it.

The Chameleon: Outside

The Chameleon: Inside

I’ve been running the Plegs you sent me without any problems for the last few months. I thought I’d just check in with some feedback…

They’re really hard wearing. I genuinely think they’d last me about 2 years of continuous use on the front… I basically haven’t been rotating my front pleg much just to see how durable they really are. They have worn down loads (see picture) and still haven’t failed. My general riding involves a lot of tricks that are hard on the front peg and I’ve been going out of my way to give it extra abuse when the oppourtunity arises. I’m pretty sure had I worn down an old style pleg in this way, it would have cracked and failed by now, but that’s just from a subjective point of view I guess.

I was lucky enough to ride a bowl with pool coping a while back, the Plegs were absolutely fantastic in that situation. Even the oldest and saltiest skateboarders were stoked on them.

Thanks, Will.

Twisted PCs are now available in brown and red. They’re the perfect match for our Senior Pivotal Saddles. To get your feet on a pair, call up your shops and dance in the street.

Oh and word on the internet is there’ll be a Ratchet giveaway happening soon on our Twitter…

Here’s Adam’s section in Electronical. Front and rear stoppies in full effect, along with plenty of sliders and front wheel action.

People have been asking what colors each of the Glow PC colors actually glow, so I made the above image so you can see what’s what. It’s a combination of the non-glowing pedals, and the glowing version.

You can click on the picture to see it bigger.
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