With Lance Armstrong back in the Tour de France this year, Livestrong has been getting an amazing product push from Nike. The latest incarnation is the Fox Racing x Livestrong collab featuring Motocross phenom and Nike 6.0 athlete Ryan Dungey. Dungey wore his head to toe Livestrong kit at the Motocross Nationals at RedBud in Michigan last week. Check out more pics after the jump. Go to Wearyellow.com for more on Livestrong.

Rhode Island’s finest skate shop, Fountain of Youth, has just dropped some new summer tees. They’ve got some nice takes on some familiar icons, including an homage to the master, Bruce Lee. If you are in Providence, holler at this spot. Peep all their newest product here. Check out the tees after the jump.

Nike 6.0 has another rad limited edition kick coming down the pipe. This time it’s their new Braata model hooked up by the artist Mark Paul Deren (a.k.a. Madsteez) and his protege Evan “Stink” Rossell. Done up in an electric green, purple, yellow, and black with glow in the dark laces and a clear sole laid over custom artwork by Madsteez and Stink, the Stinkween Braata will hit in super limited quantities right in time of the US Open of Surfing. These joints will get you noticed. Jack’s Surfboards has just put them up for pre-order here. More images after the jump.

On July 11th, campers from Windell’s will battle it out with their rival campers from High Cascade Snowboard at Bonfire’s Pipe to Pipe competition at Mt Hood, Oregon. Even if you aren’t lucky enough to be enrolled in one of the camps, you can still register for free to throw down against those fancy camp kids and could end up getting sponsored by someone like Bonfire, Red Bull, Timberline, Scion, Skullcandy, Salomon Snowboards, Transworld, Dragon Optics, or even the Art Institute of Portland! To check out footage from the event hit up Shralp.com. Full contest info after the jump.

The Rip the Ripper artshow that went down last January has now spawned a book and commemorative limited edition deck. Featuring fifty eight artists’ reinterpretation of Powell Peralta’s famous Ripper, the book will be available in either a 8″ X 8″ soft cover for $40.00, or a 10″ X 10″ hard cover for $75.00. You can get them here on December 19th. The deck is another story – there are only going to be 240 of these so you might want to start pulling in favors now. Via Transworld.

We let you know this was coming a few weeks back, here are the details. In a novel approach to the App game, the recent book Made For Skate, a compendium of skate shoes through the years, has been flipped into an iPhone / iTouch app appropriately called, iMade For Skate. iMade For Skate is essentially an encyclopedia of skate shoes with pics and info on your hip at all times, so you’ll never be without your favorite kicks again. It even has an auto update for new shoe info each month as well as a store locator to find featured shoes. Cop it for $1.99 at the iTunes store. Some more images after the jump.

Altamont has just posted a couple of vids about A-Ron and his Off Bowery for Altamont collection as part of their “Cut from a different cloth…” video campaign series. Filmed by Patrick O’Dell of Epicly Later’d, you can imagine it gets a pretty real glimpse at the life of the Downtown Don. Check out part one here and part two over here.

The 6.0 Air Zoom Cush has been following a great Nike blueprint with it’s steady drops of exclusive versions and new colorways. Now they jump to a new level as they are introduced into the NIKEiD lineup on July 7th. Options for this multipurpose kick will include a new brighter color palette, New patterns like Mad for Plaid and Broken Glass and updated materials including denim, variations of suede, and mesh. Go make one for yourself right here. Check out a couple remixes for inspiration after the jump.

This is some fly shit. Orisue and Terry Urban for The Press Play Show have hooked up a nice giftie for the summer with the “Songs to Skate To” mixtape. Featuring 27 bangers across pretty much every genre across the board, “Songs To Skate To” is music taken from some of the best skate parts in recent and vintage history including Nas “Made You Look” from P-Rod’s part in “Yeah Right”, Public Enemy “Harder Than You Think” from Koston’s part in “Fully Flared,” and Nina Simone “Feeling Good” from Shane Cross’ part in “Ruthless.” Download it for free right here and get yer skate on! Full tracklist including skate parts after the jump.

Quiksilver has a particularly strong collection for the upcoming 2009-2010 season, taking it mostly back to the essentials and keeping minimalist rockability in mind throughout the line. One standout is the Batfox jacket and pant. Coming in camo, black, and most surprising, an all-over US flag print (when was the last time somebody would even think about wearing something like that? Yeah Obama!) and ringing up at only $195 for the jacket and $150 for the pant (no flag pattern on these tough) the whole kit is steez for a really dope pricepoint. Check out some looks from Quik’s NYC showroom after the jump.