To commemorate our 3 Year Brooklyn Store Anniversary, we bring you a peek around our neighborhood – Willamsburg, Brooklyn.

We realize that a huge part of our loyal following have never been able to step foot inside Boundless. So we got the Usual Suspects together and shot a little video. Giving everyone that isn’t able to make it to the brick and mortar shop in Brooklyn a vibes check.

We start with a shot from the top of our building, giving you a look at Midtown and the Manhattan Skyline, continuing with our local kids heading toward Boundless down the Williamsburg Bridge.

The Williamsburg Bridge takes you from Delancey Street in Manhattan, to the Continental Army Plaza on Roebling Street in Brooklyn. Its the gateway to The County of Kings – and Boundless NY.

Come follow us through a day in Boundless’ neighborhood – Brooklyn, NY 11211.



Video was shot and directed by the homie Kellen Dengler.

Concept and Additional Photography by Aaron Hansen

Music – 88 To Rochelle – Marrow of the Mind – Track Selected by Teddy King

Shouts to Gabe and Dwaynne Almonte and crew for holding down the Williamsburg and Downtown skate scene. Boundless Soldiers for real.

Photos and Words By Aaron Hansen

This past Saturday we had Kellen in the neighborhood getting some footage for this project we are working on.

Orange Crush Tee Shirt Gang.

Rooftop BBQ’s are a summer staple.


The Almonte Brothers holding court on the Williamsburg Bridge.


The whole neighborhood was out to show some love.


“There’s a city full of walls you can post complaints at.”


Couldn’t ask for better weather, Summer is finally here and its the end of August.


Gabe and Dwaynne Almonte.


Wanted to thank Kellen Dengler, Teddy King, Tes Uno, Stephane, Manny Hundreds, The Almonte Brothers, Mae, The Moniac and the rest of the neighborhood that came through to show support.

Previously: The Almonte Brothers

Picture by Ted King

The éS Game of SKATE was held today at 2pm EST on 12th Street between Avenue A and 1st Avenue in Manhattan.

Williamsburg, Brooklyn resident and King Stampede/Boundless Extended Familia – Dwaynne Almonte placed 3rd in the contest.

Congratulations kid. Reppin’ King Stampede/Boundless NY the right way. Shouts to his brother Gabe who also competed.

Three Favorite products at Boundless right now.
1. King Stampede – Weed Eater Shirt
2. King Stampede – Panel Constructed Shorts Shorts
3. King Stampede – Weed Eater Hat

Previously : Gabe

Gabe is all over the streets right now.

Photo Courtesy of : Ninja Status.com

Previously: Gabe Almonte

Mr. Stampede dropping by and kicking some knowledge to Gabe for his 17th Birthday.

It was good to see you in the shop yesterday kid!

Next time bring that no good lousy bum Farsetta with you.

Gabe and his friend hooked up with Williamsburg photographer Jack Koto. Photos turned out pretty sick. Check it.

Previously:Gabe Almonte

All photos taken by or with the camera of TES UNO

Tes Uno and Michael Cohn taking dapper to another level at the T&B Party after the Mishka Store Opening. That KS Short Sleeve Chambray Shirt is money.

Everyday all day, no days off. The Boundless Street Team is hard at work.


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Manny runs Williamsburg. Ask about him or come by Boundless. Eye Balls galore at the Mishka Store Opening last week.


This is the beginning of Greg’s Ric Flair impression.


Gabe found us a female model… or so he says. We will see tomorrow. Sick hat!


If you forget to put your face on before you leave the house. The Mishka Shop has some for you to try on for size.

Sean Archer status : I want to take his face… off. Eyes, nose, skin. It’s coming off.

The Corner is starting to heat up. Its finally time to put the Goose away… for today at least. I’m keeping my fingers crossed about this nicer weather. SNOW AGAIN. TERRIFIC. AWESOME

When the man, KS Creative Director Pete Leonard stops by Boundless you know something serious is going on. That man doesn’t even take a shower till 3pm, the grind from the home office is no joke. Check the KS Tumblr if you don’t believe me.


Gabe aka Focus is always around helping out. From kick flips to Quickbooks the kid always lends a hand. Add another tally to his Board Sale sheet. Bring me those pictures son!!!!

Previously: STORE HAPPENINGS

Boundless Homies

Stephane hard at work updating his facebook.

Teddy King hitting the streets showin’ the youngens the deal.

Air Teddy!

Peep Gabe Dancing with Decks.

Caught in motion before the sunset.

Photos by Tes Uno

Tes Uno holding court behind the counter on Friday at Boundless

Yeah its Monday. Its 30 degrees in NY right now. I can’t feel my face/toes/uvula in this kind of weather. Give me 90% humidity inside the hot NYC summer oven all day over this cold shit.
At least you can see the ladies on the streets. Right now, I get all excited over a cute face and what may or may not be some serious love handles under that bubble goose.

Gabe about to set someone up with a new complete, from the only store worth shopping at, Boundless NY!! Remember don’t skate the monument if you can’t clap for him and his brother.


Tes Uno knows the only cure for the winter cold is 26+ straight days of rapping.

He’s releasing a new unheard track everyday on TesUno.Tumblr.com.

I caught him in the act with the usual Boundless Family Lurkers last Friday.

Tes has some big things unfolding in the next few months.

Words and Flicks by Sticky Stampede

These kids are the Boundless future!

Night games, don’t creep up on this posse.

Little project in the works.

Gabe, get used to this.



Local actions in the shop.



Aiden is most definitely the future. Smile away.



Aiden and Lauren, Boundless/Stampede soldiers, boh boh boh!.



JuJu (The Beatnuts) and Nardone cold lamping.



Petey Smoke L.E.S. (Recon) and Kano holding ish down.



Tes Uno and Danny King holding down La Superior



Danny King welcomes me to La Superior after being on the west coast for almost a month. All you west coast heads need to check this spot out. This Mexican spot just might give you guys a run for your money on the Mexican food tip.



The cactus fruit is great for digestion, step your game up.



AeRee Moon (Yours Truly) met me for a welcome back meal.



Omiira and Day Dizzle (I belive Day Day is modeling a Milk Crate Hat). Omiira your cut off! JK, LOL.



Brooklyn to Queens.



Hey, Don’t hate!



I have a love hate relationship with these devices. At least mine makes a camera snapshot sound effect when it detects a camera in a street light. You wouldn’t even believe how many cameras are in NYC alone. Remember big brother is always watching.

Make sure you check out the newest issue of URB Magazine. We are all over the place.

Gabe and Crew repping Boundless NY all day.


Young Chris as the MH stand in model for the day. What up Ray?


The Boundless Stampede…

Shouts to URB, Phil Knot, DG and The KDU for hooking it up once again.

PREVIOUSLY: Sneak Peak Into The Future

And if anyone from URB would actually send us copies of the zine, we would have it up for sale on Boundless. Holler at us…

Two boxes just showed up at Boundless, should be up for you to purchase tomorrow.

Say hello to our Perfect 10 Model, Lady Eloise. She reps Stampede all day. Lady Eloise volunteered to participate in a small experiment in front of Boundless.

The Approach.


The Finesse.


The Aftermath.


The Idea.
Why waste her good head now? No Guido.


Gabes attempt.


This kid is the truth.

Rest In Power Lady Eloise

PHOTOS BY MIKE LLANO & PRODUCED BY TERRENCE TESSORA.

Young Ricky’s second shoot of the day. I wonder who the first one was with? Good looks.

The youth are going to take over.

Gabe has been getting his photo status up a lot lately. Big things await from here…

Photos by Phil Knott
Courtesy of URB.

Introducing team rider Gabe Almonte.

Back in 2005 Boundless NY was getting off the ground, I finally realized that Deep Throat wasn’t just a chick from around the way and my favorite source of news was this website called Loosie. Here’s why.

From Loosie.com Written by Gabe D. | 2005.05.01

A little bit of a throwback for this edition…but really, this age-old debate is always on time.

The Lox’s “Money, Power & Respect”
The eponymous song spells it out pretty clearly: Money, Power & Respect are “what you need in life”. It will also “help you sleep at night”, “make you see the light” and, in a remixed version, may even “give the gift of flight” or “soothe your insect bites”. The sky’s the limit, really. This message was quite persuasive in musical form, from Lil Kim channeling Scarface in the intro to the irritatingly catchy (yet still enjoyable) sample. Plus, it featured the Lox in their shiny-suits-and-large-sunglasses phase. DMX was also notable for a stirring guest appearance, shortly before he completed his regrettable transformation into a half-man, half-dog, homo-thug caricature.
Jay-Z’s “Money, Cash, Hoes”

While some might claim that the stated need for both money and cash is somewhat redundant, in actuality it is important to possess both solid financial assets (“money”), and liquid assets (“cash”). Hovito’s song and concept are a veritable financial planning seminar, emphasizing the need to diversify one’s portfolio, as well as the ever-pressing need for hoes. While the Money, Power, and Respect route will lead women to flock to you eventually, why not just skip the rather tedious accumulation of those things and move directly to hoes? I mean who’s more interesting really: Pimpin’ Ken, or Warren Buffet? If only the American public could learn this lesson…well, the economy would probably go belly-up, so perhaps it’s just as well. We estimate a song like “We Luv Deez Hoes” would probably be a better vehicle for such a message. Or, in a sweet twist of fate, “Bitch Betta Have My Money”. Also of note, “Money, Cash, Hoes” includes another guest turn from DMX, though Jay didn’t really need the canine-collaborator’s assist. However, Dark Man X did contribute the extremely memorable “D-M-X and my dogs bite/ Jigga my nigga, rhyme all…night”, which actually sounds cool and ridiculous at the same time.

The Winner
Nostalgia. That’s right, our well-documented predilection for a time in the not-too distant past when men were men, East Williamsburg* was Bushwick, and the East Coast Hip-Hop aesthetic reigned supreme (well…semi-supreme) rears its ugly head once again. Not that this was some sort of “golden age” or anything close to it, but it was still something, damnit.

* That’s the last time we’ll ever use the phrase “East Williamsburg”. We promise.