Chocolate Sticker Bunny Hop (Reflective)
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Chocolate Sticker Bunny Hop (Reflective) celebrates one of Chocolate Skateboards’ most memorable modern video projects with a clean, bold design that instantly catches light from every angle. Inspired by the acclaimed 2021 full-length film Bunny Hop, this sticker captures the same creative energy and attention to detail that has defined Chocolate since its beginnings.
The graphic features the words “BUNNY HOP” rendered in a sharp, blocky typeface that feels both retro and futuristic. Each letter is filled with bright white and outlined with a vivid red border, creating strong contrast against the thick black drop shadow underneath. The result is a three-dimensional effect that makes the text appear to leap off the surface. Behind the lettering sits a striking reflective holographic prism pattern that shifts through rainbow colors as light hits it, giving the sticker an eye-catching appearance whether it's displayed on a skateboard, helmet, water bottle, toolbox, laptop, or shop display.
The reflective background isn't simply metallic—it uses a faceted geometric pattern that creates dozens of tiny prism reflections across the entire sticker. Under sunlight or direct indoor lighting, the holographic finish produces flashes of blue, green, purple, gold, and silver that constantly change depending on viewing angle. The die-cut shape follows the outer edge of the graphic closely, giving it a clean finished look without unnecessary excess material.
The name references Bunny Hop, Chocolate Skateboards’ full-length video released in December 2021 and directed by John Marello. The project featured standout parts from James Capps, Erik Herrera, Jesus Fernandez, Jordan Trahan, Stevie Perez, Kenny Anderson, Raven Tershy, Carlisle Aikens, and Vincent Alvarez, while also including appearances from skateboarding legends such as Ray Barbee, Sean Malto, and Rick Howard. Executive production duties were handled by Rick Howard, Mike Carroll, Megan Baltimore, and Spike Jonze, further cementing the video as an important chapter in Chocolate’s ongoing legacy.
Founded by Rick Howard and Mike Carroll under the Crailtap umbrella, Chocolate Skateboards has remained one of skateboarding’s most respected brands through its blend of creativity, style, and authentic skateboarding. Like the video that inspired it, the Chocolate Sticker Bunny Hop (Reflective) feels rooted in skate culture while adding enough visual flair to stand out wherever it gets placed. Whether it ends up on a board rolling through Pasadena, a water bottle heading to the skatepark, or a toolbox sitting in a garage somewhere in the SGV, it carries a small piece of modern Chocolate history.
Stix SGV has proudly served the San Gabriel Valley skateboarding community since the late ‘90s. With three locations across Los Angeles County, we’ve been deeply rooted in the local scene. Our Monrovia shop has been a staple since 1997, followed by our Claremont location in 2014, and our South Pasadena shop opening its doors in 2022. Our mission has always been simple: to uphold skateboarding culture and stay true to our community.