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Skateboard used by professional skateboarder Jaime Reyes

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Skateboard deck
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  • Skateboard deck
  • Skateboard, Jamie Reyes
  • Skateboard, Jamie Reyes
  • Skateboard deck

    Object Details

    user

    Reyes, Jaime

    Description (Brief)

    Skatedeck used by professional skateboarder Jaime Reyes.
    Reyes is one of the pioneering women of 90s street skating and only one of three women ever to appear on the cover of Thrasher magazine. She grew up in Hawaii skating A’Ala Park, an old roller derby rink before skateboarders showed up. Skating in the X-Games in the mid-90s she was one of three women competitors earning only a portion of what the male skaters were taking home. She turned pro in 1993 skating for Real but moved to New York City and began skating for Rookie Skateboards in the late 90s. Reyes has had her own shoe line and many different sponsors over the years but after 9/11, skating in New York City was suffering and Reyes lost many of her sponsors. She quit skating in 2009 after her father passed away although she has picked it back up in the last few years and is skating everyday.

    date made

    1990s

    ID Number

    2018.0217.01

    accession number

    2018.0217

    catalog number

    2018.0217.01

    Object Name

    skateboard
    skatedeck

    Physical Description

    paint (overall material)
    wood, ash (overall material)

    Measurements

    overall: 31 in x 7 1/2 in x 2 in; 78.74 cm x 19.05 cm x 5.08 cm

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    Culture and the Arts: Sport and Leisure
    Sports & Leisure

    Exhibition

    Entertainment Nation

    Exhibition Location

    National Museum of American History

    Data Source

    National Museum of American History

    name of sport

    skateboarding

    level of sport

    Professional

    web subject

    Women
    Asian Pacific Americans

    Metadata Usage

    CC0

    Link to Original Record

    https://n2t.net/ark:/65665/ng49ca746b3-dc7b-704b-e053-15f76fa0b4fa

    Record ID

    nmah_1900853
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