Vans and Spitfire keep their ill collabo series going with three new kicks for Fall 2012. Check out the Chukka Low above and the TNT 5 Mid and the AV Native American Low after the jump. So sick. Via Espionage Kicks

Brixton and Spitfire come together for a heavyweight sherpa lined flannel that features custom woven labels and spitfire logo cuff buttons. Peep the edit featuring Ernie Torres above and then get a look at both colorways after the jump.

Check out this edit for the release of the FTC x Spitfire F1 52 mm wheels. You can grab a set at FTC stores worldwide and get your roll on.

Vans and Spitfire join forces for a sick collabo of Tony Trujillo’s fifth pro model shoe, the TNT 5. The shoe features a black and orange suede colorway accented by Vans signature clean white sole and includes orange lace eyelets, a Spitfire side tag in place of the usual Vans one and an embroidered fireball logo on the heel. You can cop your pair over at Premier and take a closer look after the jump.

Spitfire is proud to welcome its newest rider Mike Mo Capaldi. Take a look at Mikes sponsor me video and see his new pro wheels after the jump.

Spitfire has just released their newest headphones. The red and black over ear headphones feature the Spitfire logo on both ears and can be kitted out nicely with your wheels. Available now at ccs.com.

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

Given the fact that they share so many of the same riders, a Vans x Spitfire collabo was a must, but the two crews took it a step farther by teaming up to build some do it yourself spots in L.A and San Francisco. Peep the L.A session above and San Fran after the jump.

Huf SF and LA have both just received a shipment of the Huf x Spitfire Partypuss wheels and the Huf x Thunder Partypuss trucks. Who doesn’t love a Partypuss? Check out the wheels after the jump.

Spitfire has just released a set of wheels in support of the historic DIY Washington Street Skate Park in San Diego which has survived ten years against mad obstacles to become SoCal’s illest skater run park. All proceeds go directly to the park fund. Go here for where to buy. Via Transworld.