SHUT has a shutload of new boards dropping this month. The decks, with names like “Hang On,” “Living Dangerously,” “Looking at the Stars,” “NYC Lifers,” and “Trashcycle” pay trunite to the Old New York and are available now at SHUT Skate Mechanics on Orchard. Hit the jump for individual looks.

Luis Tolentino continues to stomp out rad edits. Here is his latest by Eli Morgan Gesner for SHUT.

Spitfire just dropped this edit of SHUT am Luis Tolentino ollieing everything in site at the Make-A-Wish event last weekend.

SHUT is expanding their wheel line and got things started with the reissue of their Money Grip Wheels which have been sold out for the last six months. The NYC brand will be unveiling five new varieties of street, park and cruiser wheels in the next couple months. More looks after the jump.

SHUT has another shape dropping with Tech Deck this month with the all time classic SHUT Shark, one of the brand’s original models. The Shark pack also comes with SHUT wheels and a SHUT sticker kit.

Tonight is the premiere of Emerica’s long awaited video Stay Gold at the Sunshine Theatre in the LES of Manhattan. Tickets for both showtimes are completely gone but Radcollector and SHUT have one ticket for the first person to get over to SHUT Skate Mechanics, purchase a $5 t-shirt, and mention Stay Gold. SHUT is located at 158 Orchard street between Stanton and Rivington. Full premiere flyer after the jump.

New York’s original skate brand, SHUT got the OG treatment with a lengthy historical writeup by Andrew Sayer for Canadian skate site Push.ca. Our man and one of the most uncredited shooters in skateboarding, Michael Cohen, did most of the photography including the shot above. Read the entire piece here.

Tech Decks are still one of the best ways to waste away long airport layovers, now even more so with the release of SHUT’s classic Dagger shape with the “Immortal” graphic. A a look at their new “alternative shapes” series after the jump.

The creative force behind Zoo York and SHUT and OG New Yorker, Eli Gesner just did a rad interview with Karmaloop.TV. If you aren’t up on your east coast skate history, this is a good place to drop in. Karmaloop might want to do some research too, considering they spelled his name wrong in the video title.

GoodWoodNYC continues to be everywhere, this time doing some super limited edition pieces for the closing party of Full Bleed. They’ve got super sick detail of the cover of the book on this one as well as Milk, SHUT, and GoodWood branding on the back. Another look after the jump.