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DC Super Tour Lands in AU & NZ

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DC Super Tour Lands in AU & NZ

Event date: 16/02/2019 2:00 pm

by Manual Magazine

Posted 08 Feb 2019

The DC Super Tour is back! Dropping in this month to Auckland, Melbourne and Sydney.

Featuring a cast of legendary skaters with mind-numbing talent including Tiago Lemos, Tristan Funkhouser, Evan Smith, Wes Kremer, John Shanahan, Jaakko Ojanen, Tommy Fynn, Alex Lawton and Shaun Paul. For the Auckland stop they will be joined by our very own Ollie McLaurin and Simon Thorp.

Auckland / February 16, 2019

In-store signing: 2pm, Boardertown, College Hill
Skate demo: 4:30-6pm, Victoria Skate Park

Melbourne / February 23, 2019

In-store signing: 1pm, Fast Times, Westfield Southland Shopping Centre, Cheltenham
Skate demo: 4:30-6pm, Chelsea Skatepark

Sydney / March 2, 2019

Skate demo: 4:30-6pm, Waterloo Skatepark

Follow the mayhem at @DC_Skateboarding #DCSUPERTOUR

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