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Circa, stylised C1RCA or C1rca and pronounced circa, is a skateboard footwear and apparel company that started in 1999 and is based in San Clemente, California, United States. It was started by Four Star Distribution along with Chad Muska as its first professional rider, and in fall 1999 Circa released its first pro model shoe, the CM901, which became one of the fastest selling shoes on the market.
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Circa's team currently includes the skateboarders: Peter Ramondetta, Sierra Fellers, Ryan Gallant, Jon Allie, Adrian Lopez, Tony Tave, Grant Patterson, Dennis Durrant, Scott Decenzo, Windsor James, David Reyes, Dante DeBose, Walker Ryan, Julian Davidson, Magnus Hanson, Donovan Piscopo, Alvin Velasco, Joseph Collin Olson, Andrew Valenezula,and Ryan Gallant.
Circa released their first video, "It's Time", in May 2006, which was given out free with purchase of select Circa products from authorized retailers and with some skateboard magazines.
Past team riders have included: Jamie Thomas, Chad Muska, Chris Cole, Caswell Berry, and Mark Appleyard.
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Skateboard footwear is a technical product disguised as a fashion shoe. A skate shoe has to grip grip-tape, survive repeated abrasion where the shoe drags across the board, cushion landings, and still give the rider board feel through the sole — and it is judged by skaters on how long it lasts as much as how it looks. Circa entered that market in 1999 from inside the industry: Four Star Distribution started the company with professional rider Chad Muska as its first pro, and the first pro model, the CM901 released in fall 1999, became one of the fastest selling shoes on the market, giving a new brand immediate standing in skate shops.
The team is the marketing system in skateboarding. Circa built an international team of professional and amateur skaters — riders including Peter Ramondetta, Sierra Fellers, Ryan Gallant, Jon Allie, Adrian Lopez and Tony Tave, with Jamie Thomas, Chris Cole and Mark Appleyard among its past riders — because a shoe's credibility comes from the feet it is seen on at skate parks and in videos. The company's first video, It's Time in May 2006, was distributed free with purchases at authorized retailers and with skateboard magazines, a model that treats the video as promotion for the footwear and apparel line rather than as a product itself. Alongside the shoes, Circa sells a diverse line of skate apparel from its San Clemente, California base, keeping its sole focus on skateboarding rather than spreading into general sportswear.
Circa started in 1999 and is based in San Clemente, California. It was started by Four Star Distribution along with Chad Muska as its first professional rider, and its sole focus is skateboarding.
In fall 1999 Circa released its first pro model shoe, the CM901, which became one of the fastest selling shoes on the market. A pro model is a shoe designed for and named with a professional rider, and the CM901 was Chad Muska's.
Circa released its first video, It's Time, in May 2006. The video was given out free with purchase of select Circa products from authorized retailers and with some skateboard magazines, and past team riders have included Jamie Thomas, Chad Muska, Chris Cole, Caswell Berry and Mark Appleyard.