This shared part captures slams, makes, outtakes, and random everyday stuff. Jason Jessee introduces a classic from the 1991 SMA video.
The Boss has never put out a bad part. Each video just adds to his legend. Kyle Walker introduces a classic from the 2003 Emerica video.
Harold blended together his huge personality, unique skate style, and an entire city. He was a true original. Here's a classic part from the 1998 Zoo York video.
Backyard vert ramps are an endangered species, but they're too rad to ever really die. David Gonzalez is a fan of skate history and introduces a part from the 1984 Powell-Peralta vid, "Bones Brigade Video Show."
Skating is always progressing but speed and finding the right lines never gets old. Darren Navarrette introduces a classic from the 1987 Gullwing video.
Chris has always ripped, but he shocked a lot of people with how gnarly and well-rounded this part was. Colin Provost introduces a classic from the 2003 Emerica vid.
Sierra Fellers had his first video premiere experience to this classic video from 1997—No one can doubt Daewon Song.
Frankie Hill was known for going big and his part from "Ban This" released in 1989 is a perfect example of that. Ramondetta introduces a classic.
Whether it's big airs or wild lip tricks, Mike has a fast, razor's-edge style. And this was filmed in one day. Ben Raybourn introduces a classic part from the 1990 Powell vid.
Here is Senn's signature high-speed skating and his great use of hills and spots. This Toy Machine part still holds up and, arguably, has gotten better with age. Jerry Gurney introduces a 1998 classic.
Here's gnarly, raw footage of Julien at his all-terrain best, including that surprise Burnside switchflip. Jim Greco is a fan of skating and introduces this classic from 1993.
Three switch NBDs on Hubba Hideout, some unlit night skating, a near-death hill bomb moment, and a fat guy slamming into the camera. Nestor Judkins introduces a classic part from the 1997 Alien vid.
Some young rippers show future promise. But when Herm arrived he was as crazy good as almost any pro. Jamie Tancowny introduces a classic part from Emerica's 2003 vid.
Mike Carroll and Andre Nickatina. Does it get any better? Cory Kennedy introduces this classic part from The Chocolate Tour. Let's take it back to 1999.
Sean Gutierrez digs deep and pulls out Neil Blender's G&S footage from '90 for this Classics.
Frank Gerwer introduces Gino's true classic part from 101's Snuff. Let the skating do the rest.
Ed's been a part of skating in pretty much every capacity: Pro skater, filmer, photographer, artist, company owner, and driving the damn van. Here's to three decades. Matt Bennett introduces a 1996 Toy Machine classic.
Hosoi's skating is tough to describe; it's best to just watch and enjoy. David Gonzalez is a true fan of skateboarding, and here he introduces a 1989 classic.
His skating represents New York City, San Francisco and everything in between. Josh Matthews introduces a classic part from Real's 1997 vid.
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