What would you do with a 100 pairs of brand new skate shoes? This is a problem a stoked grom named Stephan must now figure out. The Boss himself Andrew Reynolds hand delivered a 100 pairs of Emerica Skate shoes to his apartment when he won Emerica's Wild in the Warehouse contest.



That's a lot of shoes to win so we came up with 5 suggestions for Stephan and any other person who wins the shoes.

1. Donate them to those in need of shoes- It's the obvious and probably the right thing to do. Keep a couple for yourself and donate the rest.

2. Stoked out your closest 99 best friends- Keep a pair for yourself and give the rest away to your buddies. Not only will you be a GREAT friend you'll probably mke some new ones as well.

3. Hold a contest in your name- Go to your favorite skatepark and hold an impromptu Best Trick contest in honor of yourself. Not only would it be rad to have a contest named after you, from now on you'll be the man at the skatepark overtime you go to skate.

4. Wear a different pair 100 straight days- Not the practical option but how rad would it be to NOT wear the same pair of shoes until February 19th of 2012?

5. Sell them online- We don't advocate this option but hey if you need the money more than you need a 100 pair of skate shoes there is always selling them online on bay or something. It's a lot of work but think how profitable a 100 pair of shoes will be?

Do what you will, but don't forget to enter. The promotion continues through January 12th, 2012 so go here to learn how to win 100 pairs of shoes.

A while back Emerica released STAY GOLD, and now they've been kind enough to upload the b-sides for your viewing pleasure. If you haven't already seen the movie, you're in for a real treat kids.

Watch them all over on Emerica.



Leo Romero Emerica Stay Gold B-Side from Emerica on Vimeo.



Heath Kirchart Emerica Stay Gold B-Side from Emerica on Vimeo.



Marquis Preston Emerica Stay Gold B-Side from Emerica on Vimeo.



Aaron Suski Emerica Stay Gold B-Side from Emerica on Vimeo.

There had been Brandon Westgate talk in the skate industry for some time, but it wasn't until the release of the Emerica video, Stay Gold, that the talking turned into a scream. The unique, big and fast way that he skates has been no secret for years to anyone in the know.

He made his first major video appearance in the 2004 Volcom video, Chichagof. Then, skateboarding saw a fully mature Westgate in the 2008 release of the Zoo York video, State of Mind.

The Westgate chatter had begun. Then it happened, the Stay Gold intro ended, the curtain opened, and there he was throwing down one of the meanest sections in years. The part where he's cruising down that hill in San Francisco and just olling peoples front yards at top speed is just unreal.

Well, CCS sat down a few industry heavyweights to talk Westgate. Praise from The Chief (Jamie Thomas) and The Boss (Andrew Reynolds); it doesn't get much better than that. And in between Ryan Sheckler, Zarred Basset and Eli Reed all give props. Check it out below:

Ever wonder what goes on backstage when a band full of pro skateboarders is playing. Of course games of skate, duh. Check this game out Dustin Dollin vs. Goat guitar player, Andrew Reynolds, getting their S.A.T.E. backstage at a Goat show. Dustin seems like he had a few drinks, and Reynolds doesn't drink, so it was like Drunkard vs. Sobered. Dollin purposely breaks the board, and claims he won. Check it:

To coincide with the release of the much anticipated Emerica video creation, Stay Gold, the crew at Hubba has released a limited edition set of Braydon Szafranski gold wheels. To check them out click here.