Baker
Baker Brand Logo Ring - Gold
$25-$33
Visit storeDripsy review · 8.3/10
Baker Brand Logo Ring Review: Six Years in Stock, Still Selling
Dripsy Editorial · 1 editorial review
Seventy-three consecutive months in independent boutiques is not a fluke — it means repeat reorders. This Baker Brand Logo Ring review covers a gold unisex ring that has outlasted entire trend cycles since mid-2020, carried by three shops with entry pricing under twenty-five dollars. The logo branding reads skate-heritage without being loud. Stack it or wear it solo on your index finger.
Good: 73 months in stock proves real demand · Entry price under twenty-five dollars · Carried by three independent boutiques
Trade-offs: Price nearly doubles at some retailers · Only three stockists limits availability
A solid low-commitment gold ring for skate-leaning buyers, but shop around — pricing varies wildly across boutiques.
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Baker
Sold by Icon Boardshop
also at Homies + 1 more
Ships from Oxnard, California · Est. $31 shipped
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Best price across 3 storesDripsy review
8.3/10
Seventy-three consecutive months in independent boutiques is not a fluke — it means repeat reorders. This Baker Brand Logo Ring review covers a gold unisex ring that has outlasted entire trend cycles since mid-2020, carried by three shops with entry pricing under twenty-five dollars. The logo branding reads skate-heritage without being loud. Stack it or wear it solo on your index finger.
Good: 73 months in stock proves real demand · Entry price under twenty-five dollars · Carried by three independent boutiques
Trade-offs: Price nearly doubles at some retailers · Only three stockists limits availability
About this piece
Baker Ring gold. 18K Gold Plating. Comfort Fit. Engraved "Giving Skateboarding a Bad Name Since 2000" on the inside.
About Baker
Baker Skateboards was founded in 2000 by Andrew Reynolds and Jay Strickland. Reynolds, one of the most respected skaters of his generation, built Baker around a raw, unpolished aesthetic — hammer logos, VHS-era video parts, and a crew of riders known for going big. Baker 3 is widely considered one of the greatest skate videos ever made.