Chris Cole is hands down one of the most talented skateboarders in the game and also a dude with pretty chill style. Which is why we’d have expected a bit more aesthetic implementation on his second pro-model with DC. We’re sure the tech is sick but in a modern world where dope silhouettes for skate shoes abound, this one seems to be not quite up with the times. We’re just saying. More looks after the jump.

As unbelievable as its sounds, Rodney Mullen had never been to The Berrics before this week when he stopped in to celebrate 10 years of Almost. While he was there he got in front of a camera and dropped some of the most heart achingly beautiful words ever uttered about what it means to be a skateboarder. Just watch, learn, and feel blessed. The full video is here.

For the final adidas “Skate Copa” jersey, they take it to the host nation of Brasil with this retro 70’s joint for Rodrigo TX. Flipped with a DGK crest and Brasil’s most hallowed number 10, any Canarinho supporter needs one of these. Get it here. Another look after the jump.

Of course you can’t have an adidas skate pack with the Gonz. For his “Skate Copa” kit, the Gonz went with the good ol US of A and a jersey reminiscent of the national team kit of the 80’s. Get one here and hit the jump tosee the flip side.

The latest radness from Vans comes in the form of this Neil Blender “S” pack for Syndicate. Featuring an Authentic Pro “S” and Chukka Low WC “S” done in custom Neil Blender colors on washed textile and suede/washed canvas each shoe also comes with a Neil Blender turtle bobble head. See all three pieces after the jump. Available at Syndicate accounts now.

Next up for the “Skate Copa” collection is Lucas Puig’s French kit with Cliché. Going retro 90’s polo right down to the raglan sleeves, this kit is classic Les Tricolores. Get one here. A look at the back after the jump.

Continuing their “Skate Copa” rollout, adidas today dropped Benny Fairfax’s jersey. A remake of the 1966 England national team kit, it features authentic plaited cotton, long sleeves and a patch from Palace Skateboards. So dope. Get one here. Peep the back after the jump.

Next up for adidas’ “Skate Copa” collection is Raul Navarro’s custom version of the Spanish national team kit. Featuring a Western Edition trumpet patch and full soccer tech, this is the jersey to rock to support the current wold champions. Viva La Furia Roja!

Ah, this is sick. This week adidas launched their “Skate Copa” campaign, a rollout of collab soccer jerseys with their skate team and their board sponsors. For Lem Villemin, adidas linked with Cliché to make this rad version of the German national team kit. Peep the back after the jump.

We’re always amazed at how much product gets made just for St. Patrick’s day, a “holiday” most Americans have absolutely no connection with whatsoever. But then we remember how much we love alcohol and it makes sense. Get these Huf socks here and hit the jump for more looks.