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Here are some 2015/16 Never Summer bases and bases we're experimenting with. Please let us know what you like or what colors, die-cuts, sublimated or graphics you would like to see on our bases. Keep in mind the reason we do die-cut base graphics vs ink/dye sublimated onto a clear base is that the die punch is an integral part of the NS process. We pioneered the use of P-Tex tip fill and use a die-cut to punch out those pieces as well as the nose/tail shape of wood core and elastomeric rubber pieces. So it's natural that we would do a die-cut base. However, as you'll see below we have the capabilities in our top-sheet facility to do a sublimated base graphic. Where you can get more creative with colors/graphics.
2015/16 Proto * Note how you can see the Carbon X's and Perforated Rocker Pad through the glow off the snow transparent US made Crown Plastics base we've been using since 91.
2015/16 Evo/Revolver
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New 2015/16 Swift and 1983 Swift made by Tim & Tracey Canaday in their Rocky Mountain High School Wood shop New Swift base cut with our new CNC Drag Knife instead of die punch.
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2015/16 Raven
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Experimental Die/Sublimation
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2015/16 Proto * Note how you can see the Carbon X's and Perforated Rocker Pad through the glow off the snow transparent US made Crown Plastics base we've been using since 91.
2015/16 Evo/Revolver
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[/IMG]New 2015/16 Swift and 1983 Swift made by Tim & Tracey Canaday in their Rocky Mountain High School Wood shop New Swift base cut with our new CNC Drag Knife instead of die punch.
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