C1RCA Select has returned with two new colorways of their super popular cancer-awareness spreading kick, the Skate4Cancer Convert. Produced in collaboration with cancer activist and skateboarder Rob Dyer through C1RCA Select’s Culture Squad initiative, a portion of the sale of each pair, as well as the corresponding t-shirt goes to Skate4Cancer. More looks after the jump.

The next joint from our endless stream of new releases from Agenda comes this collabo between C1RCA Select and Rad Collector columnist Craig Wetherby. Joining artists like Christopher Bettig and Arik Roper on C1RCA’s Select’s Culture Squad, Wetherby’s 99 Vulc and t-shirt pack features a tonal all over print taken from one of his photos from the pacific northwest. More looks after the jump.

After previewing it at Agenda in Huntington beach this summer, C1RCA Select has dropped some more looks at their Culture Squad collection for Spring 2010. The freshest piece has got to be their collabo with Canadian artist/skateboarder/cancer activist Rob Dyer. Inspired by the loss of his mother, both grandmothers and a close friend to cancer, Dyer started the Skate4Cancer foundation with the idea to spread cancer awareness through skateboarding. He has since become a huge celebrity in Canada and is currently skating all across the world on his quest, hitting up New Zealand and Australia as we speak. The Skate4Cancer Convert comes in both black and teal and proceeds go directly to Princess Margaret Hospital, Canada’s leading cancer research facility. It’s just good all the way around. Some more looks at the product after the jump.

We showed you the C1RCA Select Crook from their Spring 09 collection, now here’s a look at the 99 Vulc. One of the dopest models from Select, the 99 Vulc comes in two different prints but definitely looks best in the one color versions. The purple and reds are available now at Skate Warehouse. A look at the rest of the solid colorways after the jump.

As part of their Spring 2009 collection, C1RCA Select has introduced the Crook. A trainer style kick not built on a skate show platform, the Crook definitely pushes the diversity of Select’s more lifestyle-based offerings. And the navy/wintergreen kills it. The rest of the colorways after the jump.