Dominion Skateboards In National Shop Video Contest

by | Nov 9, 2010 | POLITICS

Richmond’s own Dominion Skateboards is one of 20 shops chosen nationwide to participate in the Neff East Vs West Shop Video Contest. Each week two videos will be shown and votes are cast for what you think is the better of the two. Dominion is off to a good start with almost 800 votes in the first day. The contest runs for six weeks when the winner will be announced on December 15th. Help support Richmond skateboarding by casting your vote for Dominion Skateboards here.


Dominion Skateboards Video Submission

Photo: Dominion Team Rider Ty Beall, Credit: Brent O’Donnell


Richmond’s own Dominion Skateboards is one of 20 shops chosen nationwide to participate in the Neff East Vs West Shop Video Contest. Each week two videos will be shown and votes are cast for what you think is the better of the two. Dominion is off to a good start with almost 800 votes in the first day. The contest runs for six weeks when the winner will be announced on December 15th. Help support Richmond skateboarding by casting your vote for Dominion Skateboards here.


Dominion Skateboards Video Submission

Photo: Dominion Team Rider Ty Beall, Credit: Brent O’Donnell

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