Also at SIA, Celtek unveiled their impressive and growing line for 2011. One of several highlights is Justin Bennee’s pro model glove, the Crooklyn. With a zombie Spizike on the front and a screen of the Brooklyn skyline on the palms, your rail game better be tight if you want to pull these off. The glove’s best feature? The trademarked “Little Green Buds” fleece lining, holla!

New shred accessories brand Masa, who debuted last season with neck gaiters announced at SIA that they are jumping into the gloves and mitts game. Here is a sneak of their first mitt, dropping late summer. We’d show you the gloves but they were so hot they got ganked during the trade show.

Damn, DROP is dropping in big on four new additions to their team. Master class riders Heikki Sorsa and Romain de Marchi and young slayers Forest Bailey and Adam Dowell join an already stacked squad with Simon Chamberlain, Mark Landvik, Josh Sherman, Andrew Hardingham and Jacqui Berg. They rolling deep this year for sure.

In another collaborative release from DROP, they’ve also joined forves with Elm Company to flip the VerTex GTX pipe glove into a limited edition leather and denim piece meant to be as buttery on the street as they are on the hill. Available at select DROP dealers now.

You’ve got to hand it to Bigfoot, dude is a collabo-beast! Right on the heels of his The North Face Japan-only pack comes this new collab with DROP. Flipping the VAC II pipe glove from their Verde Series into the DPI Bigfoot puts Bigfoot’s unmistakable art onto a killer three layer thermal glove made from recycled soft shell fabrics. At only $55, the hard part will be finding a pair still in stock.

This is so wrong that it’s right. Just when you thought a nastier version of the “Shocker” concept couldn’t be devised, enjoi has gone and done it. The Shocker glove is available now at Stless just in time for you to alienate every female you know this winter. More looks after the jump.

Vital BMX Gear Guide 18 – More BMX Videos

VitalBMX brings another dope video gear review today, this time featuring a new Flatware low cross bar handle bar set from Odyssey, the limited edition Holmes frame from S&M, and the ill Crow glove from Shadow Conspiracy featuring a sick bird flock grip.

ESPN, who has been killing it in the last year since dropping the X in favor of Action, has done it again with their 2010 Winter Gear Guide. Taking it to a level normally only associated with print content, the Slash Action crew did a series of on-location shoots in spots ranging from Pike Street Market in Seattle to Roddy’s Bar in Boise Idaho and the grimy streets of NYC. It came out dope as hell. Peep the whole thing right here.

Burton keeps coming with the hot shit. Hey it’s almost October, what do you expect? Dropping next is the butterific Vice Mitt. Not a collabo with the mag, the Vice Mitt is rather a mitt of all mitts that not only keeps your hands toasty but also conceals your favorite on-mountain vice, get it? The graphic above should be a hint but if you still haven’t figured it out, hit the jump. Then run to one of the Burton flagships stores and hope you can get your hands on a pair.

In continuing the tradition of “Japan gets all the good shit” Thrasher Magazine and Grenade are releasing an exclusive Japan-only collab on the CC935 pipe glove this September. Coming in a nice christmas-y red and green, this is another solid move by Grenade as they continue to push way past being a snowboard specific glove company. A look at the red ones after the jump.