Meet the Habitat Team
It's not everyday you get the whole Habitat team into one place at the same time. They did their best to hide the joy and answer some questions.
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We couldn't think of any reason not to relive Mark's instant classic from a different perspective. We're pretty sure you'll agree. Enjoy...
Mark's part was so good we had his friend and filmer Miguel Valle remix it so we could relive the stoke. It'll be live on the site this Wednesday. 
Mark Suciu is on another level, but he doesn't know it. Check out this interview and photos.
Check out these interviews and photos with Silas Baxter-Neal, Fred Gall, and Stefan Janoski.
The video was all HD, so Mark's back Smith at Kezar didn't make the final cut. It's a beauty though...
Catch up with Brian Delatorre in ths interview about filming for Search the Horizon.
Dan Zaslavsky brings you this week's 'five' of Habitat riders Silas Baxter-Neal, Brian Delatorre, Stefan Janoski, Al Davis, and Mark Suciu.
It's a Habitat project, so you already know the video production is next level. The skating, well, that is a whole other beast. Delatorre gets the party started while Suciu delivers a finale for the ages. Guess the SOTY 2014 race starts now. Wow...
Dan Z met up with Suciu and Dela in Barcelona for a Euro adventure to round up some photos.
This is the story of Fred Gall, one of our personal favorites, and truly an all-time great. Freddy is indestructible!
In celebration of our video collaboration, Habitat mastermind Joe Castrucci created these exclusive "Dark Forest Goat" hoodies and tees.
Daryl had harsh video deadlines all year and he came through for sure. Here's a rad line showing his snap abilities.
Marius Syvanen goes Fatback on you with some point and shoot edit from the filming of Search The Horizon.
The emphasis here is on tech skating and smooth board control. Man, these guys know how to skate. Here's Janoski, Delatorre, Suciu, Syvanen, Silas, Guru, Davis, and Gall.
Rough streets, rad flow, and a great fire hydrant ender. This is raw street skating.
Filming a full part is a huge achievement but it often comes at a high price. Here's just a handful of slams Brian has taken recently.
It's not everyday you get the whole Habitat team into one place at the same time. They did their best to hide the joy and answer some questions.
The weather in Portland can be unforgiving, so Silas built his own indoor utopia to shred with his homies.
He's been a one-man firing line for a couple of years now, and his name is synonymous with tough but smooth tricks linked together. This line does not disappoint.
Guru makes the end of this line look so easy it takes a moment to realize it's a straight-up hammer.
The best footwork in the biz. Are you looking forward to his Search the Horizon part as much as we are?
Silas is known for his precision skating, so we're guessing this nose-blunt hang-up was deliberate. But we doubt he expected this outcome.
A wide open plaza gives Dela room to cruise and piece together a fun line. 
Over 20 years after Pat Duffy blew minds on this SF State kinker, wunderkind Mark Suciu returns with the dreaded backside noseblunt slide.
This is priceless. Please watch. We ♥ Freddy.
