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Powell-Peralta Oval Dragon Kids T-Shirt
€34.95
Incl. 21% VAT
Inspired by Lord of the Rings, George Powell asked artist VC Johnson to work on creating a new dragon graphic in 1980. He suggested designing it in a logo-like oval shape since its intended use was for stickers and t-shirts. The graphic was finalized during the Gold Cup contest series and both Caballero and McGill rocked the graphic on their boards at the Upland Finals. The Oval Dragon was used on a price point series of decks and assemblies and also became the official top graphic for all Powell-Peralta decks until it was replaced in 1987 by the Winged Ripper graphic.
Free shirt from € 150,-
Get a Free Sickboards T-Shirt if you order for more 150 euro
Free Parking
We have free parking spots reserved for you.
Free Shipping starts at € 75,- (NL/BE/D)
You get free shipping to Benelux and Germany when you order for more than 75 euro
100-day return policy
You can return your unused product within 100 days (see our policy)
Worldwide shipping
Worldwide shipping, free for orders over €300 (Asia €600).
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Inspired by Lord of the Rings, George Powell asked artist VC Johnson to work on creating a new dragon graphic in 1980. He suggested designing it in a logo-like oval shape since its intended use was for stickers and t-shirts. The graphic was finalized during the Gold Cup contest series and both Caballero and McGill rocked the graphic on their boards at the Upland Finals. The Oval Dragon was used on a price point series of decks and assemblies and also became the official top graphic for all Powell-Peralta decks until it was replaced in 1987 by the Winged Ripper graphic.