If you’ve got a costume that’s so sexy…it’s actually frightening, then we want to see it. The winner of our Sexy Halloween Contest will bag a $500 No Fear Shopping Spree. Contestants must be 18 years or older to participate. For details on how to enter, go to www.nofear.com/halloween

Profession: Office Manager

Relationship Status: Taken

Order of Importance: Sex, Humor, Looks, Money

What is the most memorable pick up line you’ve ever heard: Is your name Summer? ’cause you are hot

What’s the craziest thing you’ve ever done: Sex in a glass elevator

You have any tattoos: Yes, stars

Have you ever cheated on a boyfriend: No

Have you ever lied: Yes, to my dad so that I could go to a Motley Crue concert

Profession: Accountant
Relationship Status: Loving my boyfriend
Order of Importance:”bad boy” image but is really super sweet, have a great sense of humor and smile, like to do the same things I do: ride motocross, wakeboard, snowboard, and of course shops at No Fear.
What is the most memorable pick up line you’ve ever heard: I used to belong to a MMA gym because I wanted to learn to fight. A bunch of us would have these parties and everyone would come because it was pretty tight-knit, and one night this new guy asked if I knew any karate, because “I’m kickin’!”
What’s the craziest thing you’ve ever done: When I was first learning to ride tracks I got all crazy and pinned it for a big jump. The takeoff kind of startled me and I didn’t have my balance or knew what I was doing, so I ended up flipping over the bars, my bike was cartwheeling behind me, I hit the ground and then my bike hit me in the side of the head and ripped my goggles off. My brake lever broke off on me. I got rocked! But it was pretty cool my helmet actually saved my life.
Do you have any tattoos: Yes, I have two half-sleeves. I have “Love Again” on my side. I also have crosshairs on my back that my mom hates.
Have you ever cheated on a boyfriend: Never.
Have you ever lied: Haha, yes…but only because I don’t want to hurt someone’s feelings. I’m nice!

New No Fear Retail Store
No Fear announced today that its newest retail store is now open on the legendary North Shore of Oahu. Located at 66-215 Kamehameha Highway, Haleiwa HI, the new 800 square foot store represents No Fear’s third location in Hawaii and its 68th store nationwide.

Operated by Paul and Stacy Clayton, the Haleiwa store opened for business on August 13, 2009. “Paul and Stacy have been key contributors to No Fear’s presence in Hawaii for years now,” says Britt Galland, No Fear Vice President of Marketing. “For our type of consumer — young men interested in alternative sports lifestyles such as MMA, motocross, surfing and music — it’s vital for us to have a strong presence in the Hawaiian Islands. This new store will elevate our brand awareness on the North Shore.”

During a Grand Opening promotion slated for early October, customers will enjoy discounts on a wide range of apparel and eyewear products. In addition to No Fear branded apparel, the new store will showcase lifestyle apparel and accessories from So Cal, Skin, Metal Mulisha, Spy, Hostility, Cobian, and other core brands.

No Fear and Pala Raceway recently formed a marketing alliance designed to co-promote their respective brands and support amateur and professional motocross riders and off-road racing in Southern California.

According to Kirk Chandler of the Pala Raceway Group, the new alliance will benefit everyone involved. “Aligning with action sports brands such as No Fear that are globally recognized will support Pala Raceway and its vision of becoming a world-class racing facility,” Chandler said. “No Fear will serve as the raceway’s motocross protective gear brand, receiving local and national media exposure at racing events, plus a full line-up of No Fear’s moto gear will be available in the raceway’s onsite pro shop.”

In addition, the Pala Raceway staff will use No Fear products when they ride, providing an unofficial team of over 20 riders promoting the brand’s latest motocross gear and styles out on the track almost every day of the week.

“We’re very excited about our new relationship with the Pala Raceway Group,” said Britt Galland, No Fear’s Vice President of Marketing. “This is an ideal opportunity to showcase our brand and our exceptional quality gear at a racing venue that’s practically in our own backyard. The facility is going to be phenomenal when it’s all built out.”

Located at 12799, Highway 76 in Pala, CA, the 200+ acre Pala Raceway is fast becoming one of the premier motocross facilities in Southern California, with many of the world’s top professional and amateur riders honing their skills here on a regular basis. The complex currently features seven unique tracks, including the Main Track, Vet Track, Mini Track, a Quad / SideXSide Track, and a Trials area. Plans are also in the works to add a state-of-the-art Super Moto track, extensive camping and parking areas, as well as a separate Karting Track. Full color drawings of the Pala Raceway site plan can be viewed at www.palaraceway.com

At prices like these, you can afford a different pair of stylish sunglasses for each day of the week. Orders over $50 bucks get free ground shipping. Check out all the styles at the No Fear Online Store. www.nofear.com

Sponsor Me Hawaii
ASP 1 Star Mens WQS event
Ala Moana, Oahu Hawaii
15 – 22 August 2009

Surfersvillage Global Surf News, 21 August, 2009 : – - Honolulu — Haleiwa’s Flynn Novak went two-for-two at the Sponsor Me Hawaii today, winning his second consecutive professional surfing event here in as many summers. Novak, 26, clung to victory by the slimmest of margins after a rapid-fire exchange of high scoring rides between himself, runner-up Solomon Ortiz (Big Island), and third-placed Dustin Cuizon (Haleiwa), in great head-high waves.
Fourth place went to Roy Powers, the number one seed for the event who is currently ranked 36th on the top-tier ASP World Championship Tour. The Sponsor Me Hawaii is a $10,000 one-star World Qualifying Series (WQS) event that offers critical points towards qualification for the WCT and offers locals a shot at qualifying for the prestigious Vans Triple Crown of Surfing this winter. The event was made possible by the support of Quiksilver.
Falling just short of the finals today was 16-year-old Keanu Asing (Ewa Beach), who turned more than a few heads in his maiden WQS appearance. Asing ended his five round run in the semi-finals to place equal seventh overall, losing to Novak and Powers. En-route he posted the highest single wave score of the contest (9.75 out of a maximum 10 points in the quarter finals), and the highest heat score of the entire competition: 18 out of a possible 20 points in the round prior to the quarters.
On final statistics, Asing held four of the top 10 wave scores of the contest, and three of the top four heat scores of the event. You can sense from shore that this kid thrives on the opportunity to perform in competition, whether it be a local junior event or a world class tournament such as this one. In the end, only the ocean and Novak could keep him from reaching the final.
Novak earned $2,500 for his victory today. The lone goofy-footer in the 30-minute final, Flynn cashed in on any and all tube-riding opportunities that opened up, posting scores of 8.25 and 5.65 for a heat total of 13.9 points. Ortiz went home with $1,000 and 13.65 points. Cuizon, who posted the highest scoring ride of the final – a 9.25 for a blistering succession of backside snaps, earned $800 for his 13.15 points. Powers left with $700 and 9.75 points. (more…)