Displaying items by tag: Classics
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4/22/2014
Classics: Eric Koston "Chomp On This"
"Chomp" remains one of the all-time great vids to mix up sheer fun and dork tricks with gnarly, hardcore skating. Trevor Colden introduces a classic part from 2002. -
4/08/2014
Classics: Kenny Reed "7 Year Glitch"
He's a traveler and wanderer, but above all Kenny is a sick skater with a unique style who's been on a long, strange trip. Walker Ryan introduces a classic New Deal part from 2002. -
4/01/2014
Classics: John Rattray "Dying To Live"
Even if you know John's skating and have seen this part before, he'll surprise you again anyway with his mix of fun vibes and gnarly skating. Manderson introduces a classic Zero part from 2002. -
3/18/2014
Classics: Brad Staba "Skateboarding 101"
Way back in the day we made a "How to Skateboard" video. It was only right that we asked Brad Staba to illustrate the proper way to shuv it. POP! -
2/25/2014
Classics: Jerry Hsu "Black Cat"
This gnarly part is often over-looked only because Jerry has had such a hardcore history of skating. Jimmy Cao introduces a classic part from the 2000 Maple vid. -
2/11/2014
Classics: Neil Blender "Destroy Everything Now"
Neil injected an extra boost of fun and creativity into skating when it really needed it in the '80s and '90s. Tom Remillard introduces a classic from the 2004 88 vid. -
12/03/2013
Classics: Mike Carroll "Questionable"
This legendary part has been watched and studied for 22 years and yet you notice something different each time. Tim O'Connor introduces a classic Plan B part from 1992. -
11/19/2013
Classics: Reese Forbes "Eastern Exposure 3"
EE3: Underachievers is still one of the best, most raw representations of East Coast skating ever. Dylan Rieder introduces a classic from 1996. -
11/05/2013
Classics: James Brockman "New Blood"
Dane Burman picks out a classic from the 2005 Zero video, New Blood—this is James Brockman. -
10/29/2013
Classics: Jamie Thomas "Misled Youth"
Skate videos had been growing crazier by the year for some time, but Zero's pure-hammer, no-filler skating (like this JT part) were utterly shocking. Tony Cervantes introduces a classic from 1999.
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11/17/2024
NB Numeric's "Intervals" Video
From start to finish, the power trio of Westgate, Tiago and Foy deliver an awe-inspiring performance. This video will live on for eternity. -
11/17/2024
Brandon Westgate's "Intervals" Interview
Who picks the song? How do you raise a goose? And how do you keep uncovering spots on the well-worn East Coast? We caught up with the off-grid powerhouse to answer these and many more pressing questions as he wrapped up Intervals. As seen in our December ‘24 issue. -
11/17/2024
Jamie Foy's "Intervals" Interview
In every way, Jamie’s one of the busiest pros in the business. Luckily we got him on the line to dish on the insane lengths he went through to get game-changing, cover-worthy moves and the importance of putting your stamp on the streets. Check this extra-packed piece from our December ‘24 mag. -
11/17/2024
Tiago Lemos' "Intervals" Interview
Tiago opens up like never before to walk through the journey that took him from his humble home in Brazil to the top of the game. This is an essential interview from a once-in-a-lifetime talent. As seen in our January ‘25 issue. -
11/17/2024
John Drinkard's "It's All Good!" Part
A veteran of the Northwest streets, John still skates rails and double sets to scratch the itch for Pops Skateshop in Washington.
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Off the dock and onto a rock, GT’s got this shit dialed. In this issue, we’ve got Pass-Port in Finland, a massive Tiago Lemos interview, Monster taking on the Copenhell festival and a glance into Elijah Berle’s life. Sink your teeth in and enjoy.