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Roger "Secondhand Stoke" Pt. 3
Posted: August 18, 2012
Here's the final chapter in the Roger internet phenomenon. And the emphasis continues on fun, creative skating and unique spots. Featuring My Friend Brandon, Bill Pierce, Nate Broussard, and super-rad closer Nate Lacoste.
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In This Issue
Free Ambig Modern Art DVD included with every mag in which Clint Walker more than earns his newfound pro status and the rest of the Ambig team backs it up with post-modern madness. Fast forward to the mag and dive into 14 pages of freeze frame Clint Walker gnarlitude securing him a spot as one of the heaviest dudes out. T-Puds goes high tech in China; Volcom and Co. bring the heat to Peru and Argentina; Converse tours through TX on the way to the Thrasher/Cons SXSW TX Death Match; and Clive Dixon and Raney Beres prove the future of rad is nothing to worry about. Score This Mag For Free
Last modified on Thursday, September 06 2012
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Firing Line: Max Taylor
When a skate-worthy set-up is both downtown and downhill, you know you're gonna get a good line.
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Roger "Secondhand Stoke" Pt. 2
Cesar Fernandez links together amazing, smooth lines while Tim and Eric have one of the most absurd, fun, creative parts ever. You're gonna want to go skating after this one. Trust us.
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Secondhand Stoke Part 1
The faces of the guilty have been skulled over to protect the innocent. Max Taylor and Ryan Holloway mash out the jams in part one of three… And it's a barn burner. Lytle and ((Sounder)), fuck yeah!
In This IssueFree Ambig Modern Art DVD included with every mag in which Clint Walker more than earns his newfound pro status and the rest of the Ambig team backs it up with post-modern madness. Fast forward to the mag and dive into 14 pages of freeze frame Clint Walker gnarlitude securing him a spot as one of the heaviest dudes out. T-Puds goes high tech in China; Volcom and Co. bring the heat to Peru and Argentina; Converse tours through TX on the way to the Thrasher/Cons SXSW TX Death Match; and Clive Dixon and Raney Beres prove the future of rad is nothing to worry about. Score This Mag For Free
