If you picked up our July issue you've seen the photo. Now feast your eyes upon the footy. Eighteen stair fs blunt?! Where does it go from here?
Nyjah Huston shows you his new signature chrome cores then puts them to use in the park in this video from Ricta wheels.
He's known for his shocking street stunts but Nyjah can also piece together a fast and incredibly rad line like this one.
Skateboarding's elite came together to party down with its prodigy on the release of his first signature DC shoe. Congrats Nyjah!
Prodigy at ten; killer at eighteen. Nyjah Huston is making history. Roundrail 5-0 three banger. Come on now! Photo: Blabac.
I think it's safe to categorize this one as a face-melter. Big ups to everyone who spilled blood, sweat, and beer at D Rock over this last year.
Hall of Meat is a harsh reminder of skating's brutality. It's a medicine usually given in small doses… So prepare to overdose. This clip is not for the faint of heart.
We've put out hundreds and hundreds of videos this year, from 15-second Firing Lines to full-length films. Here's a countdown of the Top 20 Most Viewed vids of 2012. Kick back and enjoy.
Monster Energy launches their third skate RED Epic Cam Series: The City Is Our Playground, featuring Nyjah Huston.
While we give you a few days to vote on who you think should be Skater Of The Year, here's a look at what some of your favorite skaters think.
There's some real mind-benders in this one. No joke. Also featuring David Loy, Boo Johnson, Cody Davis, and others.
You can't talk SOTY 2012 and not include Nyjah in the conversation. Last week we got a surprise delivery: 60 seconds of hard-hitting footage from Mr Huston. Stay tuned this Wednesday.
P-Rod, Pudwill, Decenzo, Milton Martinez, and David Gonzalez all ripped the finals—but in the end, Nyjah brought home the gold.
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| Pretty Sweet US Tour USA Jun 18 |
| Wild in the Parks North America Jun 18 |
| Stee Sweet Mafia Premiere Dates USA Jun 19 |
| Wild in the Streets Austin, TX Jun 21 |
| ANTI-ART New York, NY Jun 22 |
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