Tuesday, December 08, 2009

Indy car driver, Danica Patrick


Indy car driver, Danica Patrick will drive in the 2010 NASCAR Nationwide Series. Watch out NASCAR boys, Danica is going to kick some butt!

Sunday, October 04, 2009

New Cool Girls' Team Member

Action sports star wakeboarder, Somer Fleek has joined Cool Girls!

Somer graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University in 2006. During her years there she was introduced to the sport of wakeboarding. It didn’t take long for her to figure out this new found hobby would soon take over her life. She was the Secretary of the Waster Ski Team and the Vice President of the Wakeboard Team her Junior and Senior year. She competed in various competitions in the South Region as well as attended Wakeboard Collegiate Nationals in Orlando, FL in 2004.

We would like to welcome the very cool, Somer Fleek to our Cool Girls' skate team!

Thursday, September 24, 2009

New Cool Girls' Team Members


It’s official! Cool Girls’ Skate Team has just added pro surfer and all around cool girl, Serena Brooke to our skate team!!!

Serena Brooke began to compete in amateur competitions in 1990 where she was crowned the Queensland amateur surfing title as well as the Australian National Title. Following her graduation from high school in 1995 she entered the pro ranks and finished her rookie season with a #13 overall ranking on the woman's tour. She was named the 1995 Women's Rookie of the Year. Among her notable accomplishments was winning the Billabong Pro Australia title and achieving a temporary #1 overall ranking in 2001. She would finish with #2 ranking twice on the World Championship Tour (WCT). Serena Brooke is one of the most marketable athletes in woman's surfing...truly an iconic surfer! And we're stoked that she has joined out team!

Wednesday, September 02, 2009

Lexi Barclay


Cool Girls' team rider, Lexi Barclay took 1st over the weekend at the Chili Bowl contest at Protrero del Sol Skatepark in San Francisco, 2nd place was Jen O'Brien and Vanessa Torres came in 3rd. Congrats Lexi!

Sunday, June 14, 2009

Cupcake Skateboards


Here at CoolGirlDecks.com we’re excited about our new line of skateboards for kids, Cupcake Skateboards. These boards are made just for kids. Instead of being made with 7 plys, we make these skateboards using only 6 plys. This makes the skateboards lighter and easier to ride. The boards are also smaller in size, 7" x 29.5". This size is commonly called, minis.

Thursday, February 19, 2009

New Cool Girls' Longboard


Check out our new, Cool Girls - Cat Girl Cruiser, Longboard Complete, 46 1/2" long, 9 1/2" wide, 2 3/4" nose, 4 3/4" tail, with a 27" wheelbase.

Sunday, August 03, 2008

10 Things You Didn't Know About Mimi Knoop


by, Avra Kouffman for coolermag.com

After winning the Women’s Soul Bowl contest at the S3 Supergirl Jam, Mimi Knoop is setting the ladies skate circuit on fire with displays of powerful skills, fast skating, and talent that are earning her some tidy prize purses. “Mimi looked like she owned it,” said World Cup of Skateboarding head judge Charlie Wilkins. “Run after run, she skated everything fast and powerfully, including all corners of the bowl while incorporating travelling airs.”

But modest Mimi hasn’t let her success go to her head: “I am honored to win,” she commented on her victory. “A lot of girls were skating well. I wasn’t expecting to take first place, but I just happened to stay on and connect some tricks which worked in my favour.”

We get the low-down on the burgeoning skate sensation with 10 facts you never knew…

1. She’s a military brat from Virginia.

2. She first started skating in Cuba in 4th grade.

3. In high school, friends named her Knoop Dogg: “For some reason it stuck . . . I’m not claiming gangsta, though!”

4. She loves art and graduated from college with a B.F.A.

5. After that, she lived on an eco-camp in the Caribbean and worked as a wine steward.

6. She was about to transfer to London when 9-11 shot down the hospitality and travel industries.

7. Instead, she road-tripped across the country “for lack of anything better to do”.

8. When she started skating seriously in California in 2002, she “didn’t even know there were contests for girls.”

9. Croatia, Australia and Iceland are three cool places skating has taken her.

10. She has a winner’s approach to life: “Do the best you can with what you’re given. If you want something, then go out and get it and get it with class.”
Since she has just won this year’s Pro-Tec Pool Party and Soul Bowl, this approach seems to be working!