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5/12/2023
Thomas Taylor Memorial Skate Jam Photos
On May 6th, 2023 the Atlanta skate scene came together to celebrate the memory of Thomas Taylor—friend, dad, ripping skater and keeper of the flame. Big love to the Stratosphere family. This shit’s forever. -
3/10/2023
RIP IN PEACE: Thomas Taylor
Thomas Taylor was a giant in the Atlanta scene and provided a blueprint for how to live the fullest life as a skateboarder. From his pro career to building a family and fostering the community through his Stratosphere shop, he is remembered by everyone he touched. Read closely as his loved ones reflect on his incredible ride. -
1/25/2010
June 1997
Cover: Chico Brenes – Gap To Back Tail Photo: OgdenInside This Mag: Tampa Pro Contest and an interview with Carl Shipman Also In This Issue: Santa Rosa Skatepark and skating in AtlantaMusic Articles: The Descendents, Shudder to Think, the Promise Ring and Helmet
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6/01/2024
Cordano Russell - Skater XXL
Cordano Russell is a 6 foot 4, 240 pound Christian super athlete challenging skateboarding’s norms. -
6/01/2024
Pass~Port X Vans Video
Proppin' up spots, flyin' down crusty chutes and hittin' hearty stacks in Australia and beyond, Pass~Port pops off with its Vans associates. -
6/01/2024
Alltimers X Thunder Trucks Video
ET and Stafhon hit a scenic rip around Hawaii for Alltimers and Thunder. -
6/01/2024
P-Stone Cup 2024 Video
Stoked by Preston’s eternal flame, the rev levels at Bobs are unrivaled. This year’s showdown was one for the ages, with Simon Bannerot and Mami Tezuka taking the top spots. We miss you, Big Dog. -
6/01/2024
P-Stone Cup 2024 Photos
The fifth annual P-Stone Cup brought out an all-time cast of legends and current stars. Joe Brook reports from the course to bring you a close-up view of the action.
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In The Mag
Chris Russell floats an Eggplant in OZ for the cover of July 2024, an issue packed from start to finish. GX hits Japan, Bannerot crawls walls, Lou bombs elephants, and Jhancarlos humbles the heaviest rails. Secure 200 pages of stoke before it’s too late.